Hebrew Voices #166 – What is Reform Judaism?

It is refreshing to hear that there are some new sentiments in Judaism that find some messianic believers to be compatible with Judaism. Hopefully soon we see more of this kind of unity in the future between Judaism and Messianics.

The Song of Moses explains the Messianic Judaism in the part that says HaShem would provoke Israel by a people who are not a people by a foolish nation that is not a nation.

Thank you, Nehemia! This was enjoyable and enlightening. It begs another question, How does Reformism compare to Karaism?

It is refreshing to hear of a new rapport between the jewish and “christian” communities, or perhaps more accurately; the disciples of Moses, and the disciples of Yahshua. This is logical and commendable, as Yahshua himself was to all human appearances, a disciple of Moses. Furthermore, according to Yahshua himself, Even Abraham was in effect an anticipatory disciple of Yahshua. It is literally a “bloody shame” that enmity arose as both camps morphed away from their spiritual roots. I am rejoicing that at least a remnant of both groups are returning to the everlasting covenant.

Marvelous. Thank you nehemia for bringing this professor on. I was raised Catholic, of Lebanese family, though I know nothing of Lebanese culture. I suppose I would fit into the classification of Christian who is converting towards Judaism, just as the professor said. I am learning Hebrew and studying the weekly Torah portions and attempting to understand the context of the rise of Christianity from its Jewish roots. Keep it up

I really enjoy how Nehemia brings such a wide variety of Judeo-Christian Guests to come and exchange beliefs and values and education. I’ve learned so much about Yehovah and his word in its original language history and context from Your team, thank you and keep digging for truth.