 Torah et Évangile
"N'allez pas croire que je sois venu abolir la Loi ou les Prophètes : je ne suis pas venu abolir, mais accomplir. Car je vous le dis, en vérité: avant que ne passent le ciel et la terre, pas un i, pas un point sur l'i, ne passera de la Loi, que tout ne soit réalisé." (Mat 5:17-19)
Articles sur la relation entre la Torah et l'Évangile, et sur la question si juifs messianiques, Judéo-Chrétiens et Juifs Catholiques devraient observer les commandements de la Torah.
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[Aucune traduction n'est disponible]  A Temple is a seat of Divine Presence. In Judaism, there are two Temples, one for the dimension of time, the Sabbath, and one for the dimension of space, the Temple in Jerusalem. Christianity adds a third, t...
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[Aucune traduction n'est disponible]  It seems to me that a Catholic cannot help but be a crass supercessionist unless he recognizes the value that keeping the Law of Moses can have for the Jew who would serve G-d as He revealed Himself through ...
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[Aucune traduction n'est disponible]  The history of the relationship between Israel and Christendom is drenched with blood and tears. It is a history of mistrust and hostility, but also - thank God - a history marked again and again by attempts...
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[Aucune traduction n'est disponible]  There are no disagreements between Judaism and Catholicism. Where their teachings diverge, it is because they apply to two different, well, let’s call them universes, two ways that human experience is unifie...
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[Aucune traduction n'est disponible]  From Cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger's Book 'The Promise':"The Church appears in Jerusalem, after Pentecost, as an "assembly" kahal in Hebrew, ecclesia in Greek. it is unthinkable that she would claim to replac...
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Lundi, 27 Février 2012 17:28 | 
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