A Jew and a Gentile Discuss

By Ezra and Carly

One is Jewish. One is Gentile. Both believe in Jesus.

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November 08, 2022S3 EP8 | Christian and Jewish Thoughts on the Messiah
Is Jesus a personal Savior of individuals or a national Redeemer of Israel? Christians and Jewish people tend to have different pictures of the Messiah. In this episode of A Jew and A Gentile Discuss, Ezra and Carly dig into the Christian and Jewish concepts of a biblical Messiah, and how they intersect and differ. And all of it reveals a deeper understanding of where each is coming from, providing a bigger scope for dialogue between Jewish and Christian friends. They discuss:
The general idea of a Messiah
The role personal sin plays in thoughts of the Messiah – big deal or not so much?
A process Christians may think Jewish people go through to conclude Jesus is not the Messiah, but do they?
Four specific biblical requirements of the Messiah that Jewish people are looking for
Along the Way
Along the way, you’ll hear about:
A Jewish rabbi that tens of thousands of Jewish people believe is the Messiah
Deeper insight – from the Jewish perspective – into why the disciples, followers and even John the Baptist asked Jesus to “tell us plainly, are you the Messiah?”
Why Isaiah 53 doesn’t reveal Jesus as Messiah to Jewish people
A straightforward verse from the apostle Paul, laying out how Jesus fulfilled some essential Messianic prophecies
Three questions to elicit deeper conversation about the Messiah between Christian and Jewish friends
The encouragement to ask us questions!
The encouragement to embrace the “tension” between the concepts of the Messiah being both personal Savior and national Redeemer

Words You Might Learn in This Episode
Mashiach, Rabbi Menachem Schneerson, Sar Shalom, Yeshu, Cristos, Christ

Scriptures Referenced in This Episode
Jeremiah 31:29–34, Isaiah 35:5, Isaiah 61:1, Isaiah 9:6, Isaiah 9:7, Acts 1:6–9, Isaiah 53:1–12, Matthew 5:17, Luke 15:7, Luke 18:9–14, Matthew 23:25–26, John 10:22–39, Matthew 11:1–6, 1 Corinthians 15:3–8, Psalm 22, Isaiah 53:8, Psalm 16:9–10, Romans 1:16, John 3:16, Mark 13:8–10

Previous Episodes Mentioned
S3 E5 – Why Jews Meet on Saturday and Christians on Sunday
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November 01, 2022S3 EP7 | Why Christians Want Jews to "Convert"
If you’re Jewish and hear a plea to “convert,” you’re undoubtedly offended. If you’re a Christian, chances are you don’t understand why that would be the case. In this episode of A Jew and A Gentile Discuss, Ezra and Carly open the doors wide on this little-spoken-of misunderstanding, uncovering some truly helpful and clarifying points you should know – whether you’re Gentile or Jewish.
Why the word “convert” is such a big deal
What do Christians mean when they use it?
How relationships, society and culture lack the context of the Christian motivation around the word “convert,” which results in misunderstandings and offense among people of other religions
Where the Bible uses “convert“ and what it means there
Why the Church and Christians aren’t aware of confusion surrounding the idea of “converting”
Alternate language to use to better convey the heart of your message
Along the Way
Along the way, you’ll glean some significant knowledge, like:
The foundational mandate in mainstream Judaism that the word “convert” violates
The difference between “turn” and “turn back” in Scripture, and how it provides keen insight for this discussion
Insight from Paul’s discussion of “the olive tree” in Romans 11 that will make Gentile Believers reconsider using the word “convert” when speaking to Jewish people
Words You Might Learn in This Episode
Kishkes, teshuva, ecclesia

Scriptures Referenced in This Episode
John 14:6, Matthew 15:24, Romans 1:16, Ephesians 2:13, Genesis 12:3, Genesis 3:15, John 1:29, Hebrews 3:1, Acts 15:3, Acts 3:19, Romans 11:11–24

Previous Episodes Mentioned
S3 E6 – How Judaism and Christianity Parted Ways

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October 25, 2022S3 EP6 | How Judaism and Christianity Parted Ways
If the first followers of Jesus were almost entirely Jewish, how did there grow to be such a huge divide between Judaism and Christianity? In this episode of A Jew and A Gentile Discuss, Carly and Ezra dive into a bit of history to talk about just how and when these two faiths — both believing in the God of the Hebrew Scriptures — parted ways.

Ezra and Carly discuss:
The beginnings of Judaism and Christianity
Jewish authorship of most of the New Testament
The influence of the Jewish cultural context
The debate among Jewish Believers regarding what to do with non-Jewish Believers and what that says about the origins of Christianity

Along the Way
Along the way, you’ll also learn some key factors in the story of how Judaism and Christianity parted ways, such as:
What first-century Gentile Believers understood about their faith
How the shift from majority-Jewish to majority-Gentile took place in the Church
How the destruction of the Temple and the persecution and scattering of the Israelites affected things
Who Constantine was and what he did that further separated Judaism and Christianity

Words You Might Learn in This Episode
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October 18, 2022S3 EP5 | Why Do Jews Meet On Saturdays And Christians On Sundays?
Is one day right and one wrong? In this episode of A Jew and A Gentile Discuss, Carly and Ezra discuss the different days Jews and Gentiles worship and the biblical reasons why. Their conversation takes them to:
The biblical first and last days of the week
Two reasons why Jewish people worship on Saturdays
When did Jesus’ followers switch from meeting on Saturdays to Sundays…or did they?
The significance of Sunday for Believers in Jesus
What is “the Lord’s Day” in Revelation chapter 1?
Along the Way
And along the way, you’ll glean a lot more:
The days of the week on an Israeli calendar
The first thing God called holy
What about Jesus’ encounter with the rabbis when He and His disciples picked grain to eat on the Sabbath?
How we know that Jesus kept the Sabbath
The significance of authorship and audience when it comes to understanding the New Testament
Something we don’t see in Scripture
The unique situation for Messianic Jewish people
And what would a Jew and Gentile podcast be without challenges to both the Jewish and Gentile audiences? Listen carefully – they’re excellent!
Words You Might Learn in This Episode
Shabbat, Torah, kadosh, berit olam, Le Chaim!, Yohanan
Scriptures Referenced in This Episode
Genesis chapters 1 and 2, Exodus 31:16–17, Matthew 12:1–8, Mark 2:28, Luke 6:5, Matthew 5:17, John 20:1, John 20:19, Acts 20:7, Acts 10:9–22, John 3:16, Acts 1:12, Acts 17:2, Revelation 1:9–10, Isaiah 13:9, Jeremiah 46:10, Ezekiel 7:19, Joel 2:11, Zechariah 14:1, Revelation 1:11–12, Matthew 15:24, John 4:42, Deuteronomy 9:5–6, Isaiah 43:8–12, Romans 9:4–5
Previous Episodes Mentioned
S1 E8, Sabbath: To Keep It or Not – That is the Question
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October 11, 2022S3 EP4 | "But He Doesn’t Look Jewish"
In this episode of A Jew and A Gentile Discuss, Ezra tells the fascinating story of his first encounter with a “Lost Tribe” community in Zimbabwe and the intriguing conversation he had with them. Carly and Ezra discuss scriptural references confirming the concept of “the Lost Tribes” today and encourage both Christian and Jewish listeners to be open-minded about Jewish people who don’t look like what you’re familiar with.
They also talk about:
What the term “Lost Tribes” means, and where it came from
Are the “Lost Tribes” legitimate?
How Ezra came to understand there are Jewish people scattered around the world living apart from mainstream Judaism
What all this means for Christians today
Along the Way
The conversation also reveals:
Why Ezra has a problem with the term “Lost Tribes” and the word he prefers
What the Bible has to say about God regathering the people of Israel, and how that idea intersects with the “Lost Tribes of Israel”
An Ethiopian Jewish saying that’s been passed down through the generations for centuries
What the Lemba called themselves instead of “Jewish”
“Think again” challenges for both Christian and Jewish listeners
Words You Might Learn in This Episode
Kush, “stretch out His hand,” banner, Am Yisrael, Yeshua, Ashkenazi, Misrahi, Sephardic, Shabbat, Beta Israel, kippah, yarmulke, hermeneutics, aliyah
Scriptures Referenced in This Episode
Ezekiel 11:16–17, Jeremiah 32:37, Isaiah 11:11–12, Zephaniah 3:10
Previous Episodes Mentioned
S1 E27, Lost Tribes: Reality or Wishful Thinking?
S1 E8, Indigenous Jewish Ministry, with Troy Wallace

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October 04, 2022S3 EP3 | Why Christians Should Pray for Jerusalem
If you’ve been around Christian circles that talk about Israel much, you’ve probably heard the Scripture verse today’s episode is based on. In this episode of A Jew and A Gentile Discuss, Carly and Ezra talk about Psalm 122:6, where David gives the directive to pray for the peace of Jerusalem. They discuss what that really means, why we should do it and some practical ways to pray.

The conversation includes such things as:
Bumper sticker sayings about supporting Israel – what do they mean
Reasons to focus our prayers on Jerusalem
The context and meaning behind “pray for the peace of Jerusalem”
But wait – Jerusalem is anything but a City of Peace today!
Is this verse specifically about Jerusalem, or does it include all of Israel?
Along the Way
Along the way, you’ll hear a lot of meaningful and interesting thoughts, including:
Psalm 122 is a Psalm of Ascent and what that means
The meaning of Jerusalem’s God-given name
How the Lord’s Prayer ties in with Psalm 122:6’s directive to pray for the peace of Jerusalem
If this issue is important, does that make other issues unimportant?
God has a heart and soul and feelings
Ezra’s moving experience at the Temple Mount’s Western Wall
The Ethiopian Jewish community’s saying that speaks of the innate love for Jerusalem
Plus:
A really practical idea to help inspire prayers for far-away Jerusalem and Israel
The destiny of Jerusalem that adds an essential factor to praying for her
Words You Might Learn in This Episode
Yerushalayim, shalu shalom Yerushalayim, evino shabashmim, shalom, Sar Shalom, Yeshua, Zion, ekklesia

Scriptures Referenced in This Episode
Psalm 122, Genesis 12:3, Matthew 6:9–13, Zechariah 14:8–9, Ezekiel 38 and 39, Psalm 83, Genesis 15:18, Genesis 17:8, Psalm 105:8–11, Isaiah 9:6, Matthew 23:39, Jeremiah 29:7, Jeremiah 29:10, 2 Kings 21:7, Revelation 21:2, 9–14

Previous Episodes Mentioned
S1 E46 – What It Really Means to Bless Israel

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Intercessory Prayer Guide for Israel: https://www.jewishvoice.org/pray/scriptures
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September 27, 2022S3 EP2 | What Covenant Am I Under?
In this episode of A Jew and A Gentile Discuss, Ezra and Carly discuss various covenants of the Bible and how they relate to Jewish people and Christians. You’ll learn:
What a covenant is
Six primary covenants of the Bible: Adamic, Noahic, Abrahamic, Mosaic, Davidic and New Covenants
How these covenants build upon one another and without them, the New Covenant would mean something different
A Christian perspective of “New Covenant” vs. “New Testament”
Is the New Covenant only for Christians?
Practical takeaways for Christians and Jews
Along the Way
Along the way, you’ll also learn:
A pyramid illustration of the covenants
Where the word Semitic comes from
God makes covenants and promises in response to faith
Why God delivered the Israelites from slavery to Egypt
Why it isn’t enough, as a Christian, to only read the New Testament
The Old Testament prophesied about the coming of a New Covenant
Two things the enemy of God wants to accomplish among Believers in Jesus

Words You Might Learn in This Episode
Zehra, Yeshua ben David

Scriptures Referenced in This Episode
Genesis 3:18–19, Genesis 3:15, Genesis 6:6, Genesis 6:5–14, Genesis 8:21, Genesis 9:18–17, Genesis 9:18–19, Genesis 1:1–3, Exodus 14:13–31, 2 Samuel 7:16, Mark 10:47, Genesis 17:20, Matthew 26:26–29, Jeremiah 31:31–33, Romans 11:17–24, Isaiah 49:6, Acts 13:47, John 3:16, Ephesians 6:11, Zechariah 14:8–9, Matthew 23:29, Matthew 5:18

Previous Episodes Mentioned
S3 E1 – Was Adam Jewish?
S1 E30 – The Difference Between Passover and Easter
S1 E32 – Passover and Easter Foods Explained
S1 E33 – Holy Week from a Jewish Perspective
S1 E36 – Problems with the Church Replacing Israel
S1 E37 – Does the Bible Say the Church Is the New Israel?
S1 E2 – Misconceptions Jews Have About Christians
S1 E23 – Jonathan Bernis’ Story
S1 E 24 – Jonathan Bernis’ Story Continued

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September 20, 2022S3 EP1 | Was Adam Jewish?
If Adam is the father of all people, does Judaism go all the way back to him? Where did the Jewish people begin? In this episode of A Jew and A Gentile Discuss, Carly and Ezra answer the listener question, “Was Adam Jewish?” Spoiler Alert: The answer is “no,” but listen in because there’s a lot of interesting and insightful stuff in this episode about Abraham, Isaac and Ishmael and Jacob and Esau. Plus, you’ll find some great takeaways for your personal relationship with God.
Ezra and Carly discuss:
Who the first Jewish person was
The first biblical use of the word “Hebrew”
What “Hebrew” actually means
Is “Jewish” a race, a heritage, or a religion?
Why only one of Abraham’s sons is Jewish
If Adam wasn’t Jewish, what do the Jewish people have to do with Adam?
Along the Way
Along the way, you’ll also learn about:
Where the word Jewish came from
What made Abraham a Hebrew
Abraham’s obedience to the voice of God
God’s reward of Abraham’s faith
Did God “hate” Esau?
Blessing Israel in no way means vilifying or not loving Arab people
Plus some great personal takeaways about
Faith and obedience
God’s blessings in our lives and
Sometimes God has to “change our identity” before He can release His blessings
Words and Meanings You Might Learn in This Episode
“In Adam,” l’dor v’dor, Torah, Judah, Ibrit, brit, Brit Kodesh, Bet El, Jewish Believer, Yeshua, zehra, Ismael, Yitzhak, Bereshit, Rivka, Yaakov, Israel
Scriptures Referenced in This Episode
Genesis 14:13, Genesis 12:2, Genesis 17:17–20, Genesis 25, Malachi 1:2–3, Romans 9:13, Genesis 32:28, 1 Corinthians 15:22, Romans 5:12–20, Deuteronomy 9:5–6, Hebrews 9:13–14, 10:14, Isaiah 53:6, Romans 3:23, John 1:29, Matthew 15:24, Romans 10:13, Joel 2:32
Previous Episodes Mentioned
S1 E2 | Misconceptions Jews Have About Christians
S1 E14 | Israel: A Little Word Loaded with Meaning
S1 E16 | Israel: It’s A People Too
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April 05, 2022S2 EP10 | Making Messianic Judaism Less Messy
In this episode of A Jew and A Gentile Discuss, Carly and Ezra talk openly about the sometimes messy and perhaps confusing realm of Messianic Judaism. What is it? Who’s part of it? And why should Gentile Christians care about it? Ezra asks Carly, a Gentile Believer, what Messianic Judaism is. From there, the conversation delves into:
If “Messianic Jew” is a term believing Jews use to describe themselves
Whether Messianic Judaism is a denomination
If Messianic Judaism came out of the Jesus Movement
Who the first Messianic Jew was
The context in which faith in Jesus spread in the first century
Why there seems to be so much variance in Messianic Jewish practice
Along the Way
Along the way, they discuss these key matters and more:
Differentiating the term Messianic Jewish from its essence
The vital component of Messianic Judaism that sees Jewish people embracing their Jewish identity and believing Jesus is the Messiah and that these two things are not in conflict with one another
What Jewish sources say about Messianic Judaism
A challenge to Jewish listeners to consider how believing in fulfilled Messianic prophecies of the Hebrew Scriptures wouldn’t mean converting to another religion
What unites us should be stronger than what differences we have
Something first-century Jewish Believers in Jesus did not say
What Jewish/Gentile scenario has been kind of flipped on its head
The most important question a Jewish person will ever answer in their life, and how no one can answer it for them
Words You Might Learn in This Episode
Ecclesia, Mashiach, diaspora, kippah, Shabbat
Scriptures Referenced in This Episode
Romans 10:13, Joel 2:32, John 3:16, Deuteronomy 18:15, Psalm 16:8–11, Acts 2:22–36, John 14:3, Isaiah 7:14, Jeremiah 31:15, Jeremiah 31:31, Zechariah 9:9, Zechariah 11:12–13, Zechariah 12:10, Daniel 7:13–14, Daniel 9:24–27, Galatians 3:28, Romans 3:21–23, Matthew 16:13–17, 1 Corinthians 15:1–8, Romans 11:11–26, John 14:6, Acts 4:12, 1 Corinthians 12:12–27, Revelation 21:9
Previous Episodes Mentioned
S1 E3 – Difference Between Messianic Judaism and Christianity
S1 E15 – Israel: Promised Land and Political State
And with that, Season Two comes to a close. Be sure and watch for updates on Season Three, coming this Fall! And, you can always relisten to any conversation on our website A Jew and A Gentile Discuss or wherever you listen to podcasts.
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March 29, 2022S2 EP9 | Hooo-paaah?? Demystifying the Jewish Wedding
Jewish weddings include some really interesting traditions. In this episode of A Jew and A Gentile Discuss, Carly and Ezra talk about their meanings, similarities and differences from what most of our audience may be familiar with. Among the things they discuss are:
Wedding attire, including why most grooms wear kippahs
Fasting before getting married
The Jewish tradition of bedeken, the veiling of the bride by her groom
The significance of the
The part in the ceremony when the bride circles the groom several times and what that means
The special marriage contract of a Jewish wedding
The concluding tradition of Jewish weddings, resulting in the shout of “Mazel Tov!”
Gifts in increments of $18? What’s that all about?
So, this is all cool, but how does it apply to Christian listeners?
Along the Way
As they talk about the fascinating meanings of Jewish wedding traditions, they bring out some other intriguing things, like:
The Owen Wilson image Ezra can’t get out of his mind when he thinks of Jewish weddings
Why a Jewish groom meets the bride halfway down the aisle
What Jericho has to do with Jewish weddings
The funny thing Ezra’s Israeli wife put in their Hebrew-written marriage contract
The difference between the Jewish marriage covenant and typical wedding vows
What some Jewish grooms forget in the wedding ceremony that leaves brides saying, “Um, hello?”
How Jewish letters and words have numeric values associated with them
A great reminder about one of the primary purposes of this podcast, for both Jewish and Christian listeners
How Jewish wedding traditions are so filled with meaning that Christians can relate to
What the traditional stomping of the glass by the groom has to do with the Temple
A false choice many people think they have to make – if they’re Jewish, from a Jewish background or are in a mixed relationship
A challenge to dig into the Scriptures and see if Jesus could be the unifying factor you never realized
Words You Might Learn in This Episode
Ashkenazi Jewish, kippah, yarmulke, chuppah, bedeken, tallit, Ani ledodi vedodi li, ketubah, mazel tov, chai, lechaim
Scriptures Referenced in This Episode
Matthew 19:5, Song of Solomon 2:16, Luke 22:20, Ezekiel 40–43, Revelation 11:1–2 and 9, Matthew 15:24, Isaiah 53:5–12, Psalm 16:10, John 4:42, 1 John 4:14, Ephesians 2:14
Previous Episodes Mentioned
S2 E1 – Jewish in America: What the Pew Survey Missed
S1 E40 – Staying Jewish: Love and Marriage
A1 E49 – Mixed Marriages: Love and Marriage
Other Important Stuff
May 2-8 is the 2022 Bless Israel 5K. Walk or run “with us” to show your support for Israel and the Jewish people in the 2nd annual Bless Israel Virtual 5K. Learn more on our website and register today!
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