An unscripted introduction to a very controversial subject of Christian Anti-Semitism. Agree or disagree? 

Abraham was not a random guy that God reached out to. Shem is Abrahams's great grandfather x 7 or 8. What moral law was Abraham operating from? Why do we see continuity in altars, sacrificial offerings, and calling on the name of the Lord? Genesis 26:5 declares "because Abraham obeyed My voice and kept My charge, My commandments, My statutes, and My laws." How could Abraham have done this with no Torah? We see through the narrative God's character, and we draw from what he does in contrast to what humans do.  

Can it be "Pre-Torah" or "Pre-Oral Torah"? The next person in line after Abel, Seth, is Noah, to make a connection with the sacrificial offerings, when Noah got off the ark, Genesis 8:20-21. How did Noah distinguish between clean and unclean animals? At this point the animals on the Ark must have been endangered species, right? Was Noah in the ark for 370 days? Were the sacrificial offerings that Noah made to God clean animals? Was there such thing as Kosher food before Moses and Sinai?     
Leviticus 11:3-8
Deuteronomy 14:4-8

Go back and listen to the introduction and part 1 of this series for a better understanding, God bless 

The Torah is very important to know scripture word for word, why? The Torah is God's instruction for many things, but theologically speaking, to recognize Him.  How else would we know what transgression is? How would we recognize God's righteousness? Without Torah how would we know Jesus? This podcast attempts to look into scripture to see where the origins of God's instructions began.  

As Christians, we view the Torah far differently than Judaism, one of those reasons is because we believe in Jesus as the Messiah. Ironically not all Christians believe in Christocentric theology. My goal in this series is to bring the importance of a threefold testimony that Jesus Himself affirmed as it regards the understanding of His identity to us as believers, Jew and Gentile. 

As Christians, we believe that the message of the Cross is the power of God but foolishness to those who are perishing. Was the first church displaying crosses as a faith statement? Was the cross made into s a Roman ideology to represent Christianity politically? What does scripture say and what does Christian culture and tradition say? 

How well do we think we know Jesus from scripture? This will determine an accurate relationship with our Savior. We are told many things but what does scripture say? It will really count in the last days or end times. False Christs and false prophets, if not grounded in the truth of scripture about Jesus, you will be deceived, do you know Jesus?   

Last Supper or Passover, Resurrection or Easter? Historically and Biblically, we know the answers but decide to follow culture and tradition.  It boils down to Jesus Christ, knowing Jesus by scripture and in faith. There will be false messiahs in the end times, do we know Jesus by culture or by the Bible? Many will be led astray,  know Jesus and we will endure to the end.  

Jesus spoke of serving two masters in Matthew 6:24, as Christians have we made mammon tasteful and acceptable? From our personal life to our public life are we serving God in a Biblical capacity? You make up your mind, God bless