TO ALL THE JEWS I'VE LOVED
BEFORE
TO ALL THE JEWS I'VE LOVED
BEFORE
NOW THAT WE HAVE YOUR ATTENTION, LET'S GET SERIOUS FOR A MINUTE.
IF YOU IN TODAY'S TIME KNOW A JEW FOLLOWING NON-CHRISTIAN BELIEFS IT IS OK TO CALL HIM A "PHARISEE". GET ON HIM NOW AND GET ON HIM HARD. THE LORD WANTS ALL OF HIS ORIGINAL BELOVED TO KNOW AND HONOR THE TRUTH BEING JESUS IS THE SAVIOR.
All through the gospels doubters are listed. Those doubters are the ones who kept TODAY'S Jewish religion going. It is disrespectful to God the Father to even refer to today's Jewish religion as the "Jewish Religion" because it actually is far from it. The religion the Jews followed before Christ's time was the only viable religion on the planet. The rest only worshipped idols. That religion the Jews had is now known as Christianity. "Christianity" correctly labeled or not is truly the Jewish faith. Jesus proved on thousands of accounts in his day that he was the Son of God listed throughout the old testament.
We here at this ministry have 7 full time ministers, many of different original faiths. None of which are Jewish! None live in a Jewish community. But all of us are educated in the fact that the Jews are God's chosen ones (like it or not). You will understand if you study Numbers, Exodus and Deuteronomy. The 12 tribes the Lord keeps up until the end, whatever they have turned in to. (year 2000+ whatever). Sure, The Lord's ashamed of their actions and what the majority has become but he still keeps his word from Moses' time. It is by all means correct in our current day to tell a person what he is. Especially to a non-Christian Jew. The Lord could not be more happy if you correct a Jew in their religion. Call him a "Pharisee", call him a "doubter" even if you want to walk away and not get into a confrontation. Jokingly say it to them, they will get the message. Anytime they talk and it is contrary to Christianity, correct them. Correct them now and correct them good. Life is short anyway, but now time is REAL short.
Thousands of Pharisees in the walks with Jesus (most sent as trouble makers by their synagogues) converted to the ways of the Lord. How could they not if they were actual humans with red blood? But as they reported back to their elders with solid proof he was the Messiah, the elders would not listen (modern day job-security you might say). They wanted to retain what they had for so long. The piety and power they had no interest in relinquishing. They, in their minds actually knew he was not of this earth but overpowered the fact so they could retain their leadership.
Read Luke 7 amongst many other situations Jesus faced in his walks. Luke tells of the "lawyers" along with the Pharisees who taunted Jesus after seeing him bring back dozens from the dead (right in front of them). But still wrote in their journals and reported back to their chief priests that Jesus used trickery and was a crazy man. Matthew's gospel uses the word "scribes" instead of "lawyers". Actually in our day it is neither word. These people Luke and Matthew refer to are the officials coming down from the Temple in Jerusalem. They are the experts within the religion in high order. They act as scribes to officially report of Jesus' doings. They are actually reporting "wrong-doings" and lies in order to keep the order of the old ways going. For what if Jesus says is correct they are all out of jobs and high standing in the Jewish order.
The Pharisees are the most pious sect of the Jews. They are troublemakers. They harass Jesus at every turn. Asking him why he saved lives on the Sabbath on many occasions. They were not only nosy but dropped everything in their lives to spy on The Lord Jesus Christ. Many of them turned their ways after seeing countless miracles being performed by Jesus and his teachings. It was usually the Pharisees in high standing who kept the old Jewish faith. Now, what does that tell you today?
So call a Jew a "Pharisee" if he talks like one, acts like one, believes like one. He should really not be called a Jew, should he? The Lord would not be proud of that.
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