Emuna
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Post by Emuna on Jun 28, 2006 7:44:53 GMT -8
Shalom everyone, My name is Malkah. I'm an Israeli born Messianic Jew, but I'm living in the UK with my husband Binyamin and our little daughter. We've always divided our time equally between Yisrael and Britain but recently we've come to the decision to stay in Britain full-time (though going back for holidays) its been a hard decision, because I love Yisrael deeply, recently I've started thinking more and more in English which frightens me a little, as if I'm losing something of myself. However, it is my husband's decision, and he wants to keep us safe. To introduce myself, um, until my daughter was born I lectured in biblical languages, I write a bit, and run long-distance, marathons mainly. Many of my family feel betrayed by my turning to Yeshua HaMeshiach as well as my leaving Yisrael. The church seems to look on me with suspicion because I haven't adopted their terminology and because I believe that there is richness and blessings in my Jewish heratige. I am simply a lover of HaShem, baruch hu. I will happily praise him with any who love him too, jew or gentile. This is the first time I've actually found a messianic forum, I look forward to getting to know you all. Shalom.  |
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Post by Pioneer on Jun 28, 2006 8:19:31 GMT -8
Shalom everyone, My name is Malkah. I'm an Israeli born Messianic Jew, but I'm living in the UK with my husband Binyamin and our little daughter. We've always divided our time equally between Yisrael and Britain but recently we've come to the decision to stay in Britain full-time (though going back for holidays) its been a hard decision, because I love Yisrael deeply, recently I've started thinking more and more in English which frightens me a little, as if I'm losing something of myself. However, it is my husband's decision, and he wants to keep us safe. To introduce myself, um, until my daughter was born I lectured in biblical languages, I write a bit, and run long-distance, marathons mainly. Many of my family feel betrayed by my turning to Yeshua HaMeshiach as well as my leaving Yisrael. The church seems to look on me with suspicion because I haven't adopted their terminology and because I believe that there is richness and blessings in my Jewish heratige. I am simply a lover of HaShem, baruch hu. I will happily praise him with any who love him too, jew or gentile. This is the first time I've actually found a messianic forum, I look forward to getting to know you all. Shalom. Shalom, Queen Emuna, Glad you are here, kinda  you are not going home. When I am able to prove my Hebrew ancestry, I'll be going in a heartbeat. I hope you enjoy the site. Shalom |
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Post by Yitzchak on Jun 28, 2006 11:46:14 GMT -8
Shalom everyone, My name is Malkah. I'm an Israeli born Messianic Jew, but I'm living in the UK with my husband Binyamin and our little daughter. We've always divided our time equally between Yisrael and Britain but recently we've come to the decision to stay in Britain full-time (though going back for holidays) its been a hard decision, because I love Yisrael deeply, recently I've started thinking more and more in English which frightens me a little, as if I'm losing something of myself. However, it is my husband's decision, and he wants to keep us safe. To introduce myself, um, until my daughter was born I lectured in biblical languages, I write a bit, and run long-distance, marathons mainly. Many of my family feel betrayed by my turning to Yeshua HaMeshiach as well as my leaving Yisrael. The church seems to look on me with suspicion because I haven't adopted their terminology and because I believe that there is richness and blessings in my Jewish heratige. I am simply a lover of HaShem, baruch hu. I will happily praise him with any who love him too, jew or gentile. This is the first time I've actually found a messianic forum, I look forward to getting to know you all. Shalom. Malkah, How are you my dear sister. It is so wonderful to see you here. How different it is to dwell in peace here, rather than on our old forums. It will be fun to continue our sharing and learning together in this environment. Baruch HaShem, Yitzchak |
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Post by Chizuk Emunah on Jun 28, 2006 12:56:38 GMT -8
Shalom Malkah,
Glad you have joined us and I hope you will enjoy being here.
May HaShem bless you and your family.
Natanel
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Post by Rick on Jun 28, 2006 16:39:54 GMT -8
Hazak, hazak, v'nit'chazek b'Yeshua HaMashiach! Welcome Emuna.
The longer I'm here the more I have think about, and the less I have to say. I pray that you will come to feel a part of this family.
Berachot b'Yeshua
Rick
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Post by messimom on Jun 29, 2006 23:15:52 GMT -8
Yeah!!! One more person to learn from!! Shalom Emuna!
Messimom
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Post by R' Y'hoshua Moshe on Jun 30, 2006 23:10:06 GMT -8
Shalom achiot, I am happy that you have decided to join us! We look forward to future discussion with you. May Adonai richly bless you and your husband (whom you will have to invite as well  ). B'shem Yeshua HaMashiach, Reuel |
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you are not going home.
