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To: smvoice
there is no difference between Jew and Greek, the middle wall of partition that separated us has been removed and we all stand equal before God.

Thank You smvoice, Now let's say a christian is Jewish, Is it Okay for them to follow their Jewish traditions? There is always a remnant. I for one would want them to. We could learn so much, especially in these end times we are in. Martin Luther taught no. I suppose the Pope would require them to go to mass. This is why Martin Luther was so bitter. His expectations were not met.

1,982 posted on 09/08/2011 11:40:19 AM PDT by marbren (I do not know but, Thank God, God knows)
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To: marbren

This is just my opinion. But I believe that if they are following their Jewish traditions showing that those traditions all lead to Christ and thus their salvation, that would be beautiful. If they are following their traditions for works for righteousness, well, they wouldn’t be saved anyway. Knowing and accepting Christ’s finished work as their righteousness and Savior is what saved them and put them into the Body of Christ where there is neither Jew nor Greek, male nor female, bond nor free. It would be a wonderful lesson for their children to grow up knowing those traditions that were fulfilled in Christ. But like I said, IMHO, only.

Regards:

smvoice


1,991 posted on 09/08/2011 12:17:38 PM PDT by smvoice (The Cross was NOT God's Plan B.)
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