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| − | '''Messianic Noahites''' are [[Noahites]] who consider [[Rebbe Yehoshuah Minzaret]] as their own personal Messiah and study [[the Eucharist for Messianic Noahites]] as a result. Messianic Noahites could be from Christian as well as Muslim backgrounds. Messianic Noahites are '''Christians and Muslims for Judaism''' | + | '''Messianic Noahites''' are [[Noahites]] who consider [[Rebbe Yehoshuah Minzaret]] as their own personal Messiah and study [[the Eucharist for Messianic Noahites]] as a result. Messianic Noahites could be from Christian as well as Muslim backgrounds. Messianic Noahites are mainly '''Christians and Muslims for Judaism''' although they could be from several other faiths. They are the antithesis to Messianic Judaism. Messianic Noahites are not organized in their own Church, rather, the term is used collectively to refer to individuals who support or maintain Jewish Synagogues as their only Courts of Justice. |
Judaism does not oppose any individual's belief in one person or another as one's own personal Messiah and Messianic Noahites find more knowledge about the Messiah from Judaism than they do from Christianity. | Judaism does not oppose any individual's belief in one person or another as one's own personal Messiah and Messianic Noahites find more knowledge about the Messiah from Judaism than they do from Christianity. | ||
Revision as of 08:37, 9 September 2022
Messianic Noahites are Noahites who consider Rebbe Yehoshuah Minzaret as their own personal Messiah and study the Eucharist for Messianic Noahites as a result. Messianic Noahites could be from Christian as well as Muslim backgrounds. Messianic Noahites are mainly Christians and Muslims for Judaism although they could be from several other faiths. They are the antithesis to Messianic Judaism. Messianic Noahites are not organized in their own Church, rather, the term is used collectively to refer to individuals who support or maintain Jewish Synagogues as their only Courts of Justice.
Judaism does not oppose any individual's belief in one person or another as one's own personal Messiah and Messianic Noahites find more knowledge about the Messiah from Judaism than they do from Christianity.
