Tag Archives: Torah observant

Modern-day Pharisees? In our pulpits!

Posted on February 2, 2014 by Pete Rambo

If you were taught as I was, your opinion of the Pharisees may not be a good one. While Christendom loves to focus on the passages of Scripture wherein Yeshua is dressing down the religious leaders, this is not a … Continue reading →

Posted in Debate/Discussion | Tagged grace, hypocrisy, pharisees, preacher, pulpit, Torah observant | 5 Comments

Who Baptized the Apostle Paul?

Posted on January 18, 2014 by Pete Rambo

So, Yeshua appears to Rabbi Sha’ul (Paul) on the road to Damascus. This is the first step we see in a series of events wherein Sha’ul, one of the greatest evangelists in the history of the world is ‘captured,’ and … Continue reading →

Posted in Deeper Study | Tagged ananias, Apostle Paul, baptism, Baptist, church theology, doctrines of men, reformed theology, Torah observant, who is paul | 4 Comments

R U N the 1%?

Posted on January 4, 2014 by Pete Rambo

If Jesus came into your church, would you recognize Him? While my guess is completely subjective, I would guess that fewer than 1% would recognize the Messiah, King of Israel, if He walked into your church building. No, He likely … Continue reading →

Posted in A Thought... | Tagged 1%, Apostle Paul, Baptist, chrisitan, endtimes, feasts, freedom, Hebraic, Hebrew Roots, in the 1%, Jews, liberty, Martin Luther, prophecy, R U the 1, reformed theology, roman catholic, seventh-day baptist, Torah observant, WDYD, Who is Yeshua?, WWJD, WWYD | 18 Comments

“Which is the attitude of maturity?”

Posted on December 19, 2013 by Pete Rambo

I have recently been involved in another “HRM” ‘drive-by shooting.’ But, it is not the first “love” Messianics have received from that blog. So, pondering some of the comments and wondering about the general lack of desire to really dig … Continue reading →