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The Hebraic Roots Movement THE HEBRAIC ROOTS MOVEMENT Not giving heed to Jewish fables, and commandments of men, that turn from the truth. Titus 1:14 Table of Contents The Divine Inspiration of Scripture .........................................................................................................................3 Is The New Testament Hebrew/Aramaic or Greek? ...............................................................................................3 WHICH GREEK TEXT? ..............................................................................................................................................4 RABBINIC WRITINGS? A Christian Alternative to the New Testament? .....................................................................5 HEBRAIC ROOTS? Jewish or Occult Sources? .............................................................................................................7 The Mishnah ...........................................................................................................................................................7 Who are the Tanna'im? ..........................................................................................................................................8 The Mishnah Torah .................................................................................................................................................9 The Midrash ............................................................................................................................................................9 The Talmud .......................................................................................................................................................... 10 JESUS CHRIST IN THE TALMUD ............................................................................................................................ 11 The Haggadah ...................................................................................................................................................... 13 Ashkenazik Hasidim ............................................................................................................................................. 13 Sephardic Jews .................................................................................................................................................... 13 THE NOAHIDE LAWS ............................................................................................................................................ 15 THE TALMUD & THE BIBLE ....................................................................................................................................... 16 Error in the Bible? ................................................................................................................................................ 17 Primacy of the Talmud......................................................................................................................................... 18 Scribes and Pharisees .......................................................................................................................................... 19 Exclusiveness of the Talmud ................................................................................................................................ 20 The Talmud .......................................................................................................................................................... 21 Global Unity ......................................................................................................................................................... 22 THE TALMUD & JESUS CHRIST ................................................................................................................................. 24 Another Jesus ...................................................................................................................................................... 25 The Jewish Messiah ............................................................................................................................................. 28 A Jewish Theocracy .............................................................................................................................................. 29 On Sin and Salvation ............................................................................................................................................ 30 On Heaven and Hell ............................................................................................................................................. 31 Oneness Doctrine ................................................................................................................................................ 31 Goyim................................................................................................................................................................... 32 The Hebraic Roots Movement Page 1 of 103 Christian Jews? .................................................................................................................................................... 33 No Common Ground ........................................................................................................................................... 34 THE TALMUD: DEMONS & MAGICK ......................................................................................................................... 35 Talmudic Magic .................................................................................................................................................... 36 Talmudic Demonology ......................................................................................................................................... 37 Talmudic Myth of Lilith ........................................................................................................................................ 39 Lilith in the NIV? .................................................................................................................................................. 39 Talmudic Bestiality ............................................................................................................................................... 40 Makhlath and Agrath ........................................................................................................................................... 41 Lilith & Creation ................................................................................................................................................... 41 Adam the Bisexual? ............................................................................................................................................. 42 Ancient Wisdom .................................................................................................................................................. 43 THE KABBALAH ........................................................................................................................................................ 45 Jewish Mysticism ................................................................................................................................................. 45 History of Kabbalah ............................................................................................................................................. 47 Influence of Kabbalah .......................................................................................................................................... 49 What is Kabbalah? ............................................................................................................................................... 51 Oral Traditions ..................................................................................................................................................... 52 Speculative & Practical Kabbalah ........................................................................................................................ 53 Out of the Abundance of the Heart ..................................................................................................................... 54 KABBALAH INITIATION ............................................................................................................................................. 57 Early Initiation ...................................................................................................................................................... 57 From Talmud to Kabbalah ................................................................................................................................... 58 Adam Kadmon ..................................................................................................................................................... 60 Androgynous Deity? ............................................................................................................................................ 62 OF SAGES AND SCHOLARS ....................................................................................................................................... 67 All Sages GO to Heaven ....................................................................................................................................... 67 Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan ............................................................................................................................................
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