Messianic Worship
How does the Messianic form of religious faith differ from mainstream Christian belief? In a true sense, it is a return to a "whole Bible" basis for belief and worship. The New Testament, comprised of just 27 books, was never to be considered as a "replacement" for the Tenach, or Old Testament, nor are the New Testament writings the sole basis of our faith. The New Testament apostles refer to the Old Testament hundreds of times in explaining the basis of belief and doctrine. Nor has the Old Covenant been completely "abolished" in the New Covenant. It is instructive that the word "New" in Biblical Greek means a refreshed, revised, or "better" covenant. (Heb. 7:19, 22; 8:6; 12:24) Just as a butterfly does not represent an abolishing of his former self (the caterpiller), but a transformation, so too the New Covenant represents a transformed and improved form of the Old, firmly based and built upon the same original Biblical principles. (Heb. 7:12) We have more Messianic teaching available...
What is the Messianic view on Biblical Torah (Old Testament law)? We uphold New Testament teaching and "establish the law" (Rom. 3:31), believing that "not one jot or tittle" is removed for the believer (Matt. 5:17-19). However, under the New Covenant there is a transformation of law (Heb. 7:12). Yah's commands represent principles and precepts for us under the New Covenant, which has been called a "preceptive" view of Torah. Read more about God's
law and the New Covenant...
Our Worship Life in Pictures: Bet Yeshurun Messianic Assembly
Here is a view of worship life at our Messianic
Congregation. No matter whether you are young or old, and regardless
of occupation or nationality, you will find a warm welcome at our gatherings.
Do you belong in these scenes of worship and fellowship? We welcome your
visit!
Interactive Bible Study with audience participation makes learning interesting
and enjoyable! Below, a portion of the audience is shown deep into an interesting subject
with direct relevance to each of our lives.
We use the Sacred Name in worship, and teach the moral laws of the Torah
to a modern generation in need of Sacred guidance and direction. Here you
will find inspiration and support for a Biblical life-style!
We keep all of the Biblical Feasts and Fasts which were commanded by
Yah and encourage you to join us!
A delicious Oneg meal is provided after every worship service at no
charge. Many members voluntarily bring food to share with the Assembly
and our guests. We feed both body and Spirit!
We thank you for sharing these scenes of worship and encourage you to
join us this week!
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