[sasportas]

Hebrew Roots, Noahides, Yahwehists, etc. are groups that lead into apostasy. Much of the book of Hebrews was written as warnings against people taking Christian faith to far back into Judaism. When you do you are an apostate.

You Judaizers who have dominated this string need to realize some of us can read. Sorry, we have already read the Apostle Paul. For instance the allegory of Abraham’s family in Gal. 4:21-31.

I say with the Apostle Paul, “cast out the bondwoman,” v. 30. Christianity following Paul, did that early on. Now you Judaizers think to drag us all back under slavery (the bondwoman, Hagar, in the allegory), the Old Covenant.

At the beginning of Galatians, Paul defined its main theme, the subversion of the Gospel by Judaizers:
“But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed,” 1:7.

Your Judaizing is accursed. Cast out the slave woman.

[malakhi]

Your Judaizing is accursed.

Was Jesus 'accursed' for his 'Judaizing'? Please explain.

[thoughtomator]

Bad analogy. The Old Covenant was established well after the story of Hagar.

[Sender]

I'm sorry, but I do not feel 'accursed' for pursuing my own legacy. I do not dishonor Christ by learning about Him.

[Sender]

I would never think to drag us back under slavery to 'the law'. I only wish to learn about God and His original culture.

[familyop]

"Much of the book of Hebrews was written as warnings against people taking Christian faith to far back into Judaism. When you do you are an apostate."

And who wrote the Book of Hebrews? Under whom was the first New Testament confirmed? What methods did Augustine use to convert others to his religion?

"Your Judaizing is accursed."

Was Jesus' "Judaizing" "accursed?" What bible did he study and preach? What was Jesus' specific answer to the man who asked him how to live forever?

And what are the first two of the Ten Commandments?

[Thinkin' Gal]

Now you Judaizers think to drag us all back under slavery (the bondwoman, Hagar, in the allegory), the Old Covenant.

Torah does tend to offend the lawless.