For Andrew Gabriel Roth

[Christina]

I already provided some articles from Jews for Judaism. I do not mean to have a theological debate, but to reach a better mutual understanding.

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Looks to me that you are bordering on crossing the line here. I'm not trying to be nasty akhi, but if you continue like this you are trying akhan Paul's patience. If you want to continue as a poster here you need to respect the boundaries Shamasha Paul has set, and I really don't think it'll be wise for you to push this argument any further.

I don't believe that Andrew advocates a schizophrenic Christ, so it would be good if this could be explained.

I don't believe so either, so why do you continue to insinuate that he does instead of looking up the terminology yourself to see if what he presented is based on what the Aramaic really says? He has already explained this quite exhaustively numerous times and I'm sure he explains this quite well in his upcoming translation of the Peshitta. Have you bothered to read any of his previous articles from Ruach Qadim on his site: Aramaic NT Truth? Also he's written quite a few articles on The Refiner's Fire. I can tell from what I know about Andrew is that he does not like to spoon-feed.

A Messianic Jew Explains the Holy Trinity
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MYTHS ABOUT MESSIANIC JUDAISM
Messianic Jews reject the Trinity
While a small number of Messianic Jews do not believe that God is triune, most (including B'rit Hadasha) do. We may opt for variant terminology at times but we do believe in the trinity. We see the doctrine of God's triune nature as a reasonable explanation based on Scripture, not as the authoritative creation of a church council.
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Spyridon, let me explain something to you. We are Aramaic Peshitta primacists, and we teach what the Peshitta says WORD FOR WORD. We are not interested in the Jews for Jesus, the Orthodox, RCC etc. Greek MIS-translational beliefs, okay. Ask your questions but understand that our answers will be based on the Peshitta & Aramaic language - the very words of Mesheikha and His Shlikhaya. We will teach what the Peshitta says, period! We are not concerned and neither are we obliged to make compromises for the Peshitta readings or Aramaic terminology. If you like what the Peshitta says good, if you don't that's your choice, but that is what you are gonna hear from us.