Jew and Gentile Unity in True Worship

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Yes, you are going to get funny looks. You are going to be called Jewish. People will say you've converted to Judaism. You have to have patience, and you have to have forgiveness, because it is simply ignorance — and I don't mean that unkindly. It's what it is. People are not studying their Bibles in context from Genesis to Revelation. Many in the Gentile church are reading primarily the New Testament, which is beautiful and I love it, but we also need the Torah — the first five books — the Psalms, and the Prophets. When you have that foundation, the New Testament fits perfectly.

Take it as a badge of honor. You have the truth on your side. I've been told I'm "Judaizing" people. I say: be very careful with that, because Yeshua is going to Judaize all of us when He returns. If people have a problem with Jewish things, I genuinely do not understand how they can separate those things from Yeshua Himself, because they are inseparable. Israel will be saved. Individuals are coming to salvation every single day, which is prophecy being fulfilled. And as a nation, Israel will go through the time of Jacob's trouble and come out delivered by our Savior, Yeshua HaMashiach.

It mirrors the story of Joseph. When Judah repented, Joseph could not contain himself and revealed who he was. When the Jewish people repent and recognize Yeshua, He will not contain Himself. He said, "You will see Me no more until you say, 'Baruch haba b'shem Adonai' — blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord." And He will come and save them.

Satan does not want the Jew and Gentile to unite. He does not want the one new body, the one new man, to come together — because that is the truest form of fellowship between Jew and Gentile. That is why you see anti-Semitism even within the church, false worship, the traditions of man. He wants that division. But the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit want us together. That is why Paul wrote about this mystery throughout his epistles — Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians. He wrote to unite, not to divide.

The Jewish people should not have to come worship on Christmas and Easter — that is never going to happen, and it shouldn't. We need to cross over to what the true ways of worship are. They already have the true ways of worship; they simply need the main ingredient, which is Yeshua, and they will receive that ingredient at the proper time — individually and as a nation. When they see us celebrating the Feast of Trumpets and Yom Kippur with Yeshua at the pinnacle, it should provoke them — whether to anger, to curiosity, or to something else. We must do it lovingly and responsibly, of course. But more often than not, if we simply live it out and celebrate, the example we show will speak louder than anything we say.

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