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Are You Still Jewish?
00:02:13
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| Lots of people ask me, are you still Jewish? | |
| Well, yes, in a way, but in a way not. | |
| Racially, I'm still a Jew. | |
| Why deny it? Weren't St. | |
| Peter and Paul still Jews? | |
| I mean, racially? | |
| And didn't St. | |
| Paul once say to his fellow Hebrews, I am a Jew of the city of Tarsus? | |
| I can say the same, I am a Jew, but in the city of Pittsburgh where I was raised in Judaism. | |
| I can also say with St. | |
| St. Paul, I was brought up in the synagogue. | |
| And I add, went to Hebrew and Sabbath school, was bar mitzvahed, and raised in a Jewish | |
| home by two Jewish parents. | |
| But there's a difference now. | |
| I'm no longer a Jew religiously. | |
| I now believe in Jesus Christ. | |
| Many say I should call myself a Messianic Jew. | |
| But I'm a Christian now, and the name of Christ has been inscribed upon my forehead through orthodox baptism. | |
| Didn't St. John of the Apocalypse say that Christ's name would be written upon the foreheads of his followers? | |
| And besides, Messianic Jews are beyond the pale of the historic apostolic succession. | |
| They're really Protestants, you know. | |
| A movement shaped some 1600 years after Christ set up His church. | |
| Messianic Jews, in my opinion, are basically Baptists with yamu kizan. | |
| You can't have a little bit of the Law of Moses with most of it left out. | |
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The Order Executed
00:01:35
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| Remember that time you were in that hallway? | |
| He's recording it all for everybody. | |
| Sean Connery walks by, what do you do? | |
| What do you do? What is expected of a godly man and a godly woman? | |
| Keeping kosher and wearing prayer shawls doesn't quite get it. | |
| For without a temple and a priesthood, there's no atonement for sins. | |
| Atonement is through the priesthood after the order of Melchizedek, predicted by King David, intact in the Orthodox Church via | |
| apostolic succession. | |
| The order of the priesthood is to be executed on the day of the Holy Mass. | |
| ... | |
| Who said the Church is something of the past? | |
| The future belongs to the sons of God, not the synagogue. | |