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I always thought Messianics were not Trinitarian. I'm Church of God 7th Day (which is not Trinitarian) and I've posted on "another" popular forum for years. Weeel...a couple of weeks, or so, I posted over there and mentioned that I was not Trinitarian and they banned me! Lol...if I wanted to...

I keep watching for discussion here but it's like nothing even happened. The horror stories are incredible and I don't trust most media outlets. The Hamas terrorists are being called Hamas "fighters." I've been watching TBN coverage. I might see if I can stream Fox. This is very stressful...

How do Jews expect to recognize their Messiah when he arrives? How will they know he's the real guy? I always hear that he'll have to be from the line of David, but nowadays, nobody can prove their lineage back to a particular tribe. Do Jews believe that when the Messiah arrives on the scene...

I have a question. Would people have observed the Sabbath during the days of Lamech? I know that in Genesis 2, God blessed the 7th day and declared it Holy, but did people actually know to observe the Sabbath in Lamech's day?

Although some may claim otherwise, Judaism underwent changes during Israel's captivity in Babylon. - With the exile to Babylon, the religion of Israel came to an end and Judaism began. The process coincided with the emergence of scribes and sages as Jewish leaders (see Ezra). Prior to exile...

I've heard conflicting answers. Chabad says even a boy should tithe of his bar mitzvah money. Another place says since there's no temple and no Levites to pay them to, it isn't required. If the answer is yes, are women required to tithe?

Here's my concern. Most Christians believe in a pre-tribulation rapture. I, personally, believe in a Mid-tribulation rapture. Scripture promises that we won't have to endure the wrath of God but God's wrath is the seven last plagues. The first seven are Satan's wrath. Rev. 12:12 We'll probably...

I was remembering when I considered myself to be WoF and I listened to Billye Brim whenever she was a guest of Gloria Copeland. I loved this woman, who was a protégé of Kenneth Hagin, and hung on her every word. I distinctly remember her saying that believers can lay hands on themselves and...

This looks so insanely good to me! I think I'll make it even though I'm only a lowly Gentile. The only thing I'd do differently is to wash the beans and barley.https://jamiegeller.com/recipes/family-heirloom-chulent/