Messianic Mamas? - Page 5

[imbarefoot]

Welcome Jenny! That's great that you are both able to incorporate your beliefs together.

[tashantx]

feast of unleavened bread question......

I was curious if I nedd to toss my kombucha , it does have yeast in it, and my sourdough? I know there are a lot of conflicting views on what is/isn't leaven but wwyd?

[wolfmom]

thanks for the welcome all! I just bought my older ds his own kiddish cup this week and I can't wait to give it to him this weekend. he is going to love it! I spent good money and it is silver with a real gold lining in the cup. So pretty! I hope all your preparations for passover are going well.
peace and health,

[Kimmiepie]

Originally Posted by tashantx

I was curious if I nedd to toss my kombucha , it does have yeast in it, and my sourdough? I know there are a lot of conflicting views on what is/isn't leaven but wwyd?

Hi Tasha.

It is my understanding that anything with yeast in it is a no no. We remove yeast, baking powder...and I think that's it. I'm in a hurry so I may have forgotten something. A lot of people try to remove flour, baking soda, rice, pasta...everything like that. I personally don't think all those things are necessary, but definitely the yeast for us.

HTH

[tashantx]

Originally Posted by Kimmiepie

Hi Tasha.

It is my understanding that anything with yeast in it is a no no. We remove yeast, baking powder...and I think that's it. I'm in a hurry so I may have forgotten something. A lot of people try to remove flour, baking soda, rice, pasta...everything like that. I personally don't think all those things are necessary, but definitely the yeast for us.

HTH

thanks! I have heard of others askenazi (european jews?) removing corn oats and many other items as well. Have a blessed day!

[joiedevivre184]

Hi! Glad i found this thread!

[AngelBee]

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[Lillbjorne]

I was raised evangelical in the uk (slightly different to US evangelicals perhaps?)

I came out of mainstream christianity about 10 or so years ago and started down the path toward Judaism. I have sat on the fence and got a little lost along the way (several times!)

I have also encountered Twelve Tribes here in the UK. I like them, but found it a bit disappointing that they cook on shabbat and don't remove yeast for Pesach. I would still like to go back and visit again though, I like their lifestyle.

I suppose that now, although I still feel a little lost, I do tend towards the Messianic way. I try to respect Shabbat and the feasts, but can't live a very orthodox lifestyle as I'm married to an agnostic who's not very impressed by religion of any flavour.

I run a messianic homemaking website too: http://messianickah.ning.com/

[Kimmiepie]

Originally Posted by Lillbjorne

I was raised evangelical in the uk (slightly different to US evangelicals perhaps?)

I came out of mainstream christianity about 10 or so years ago and started down the path toward Judaism. I have sat on the fence and got a little lost along the way (several times!)

I have also encountered Twelve Tribes here in the UK. I like them, but found it a bit disappointing that they cook on shabbat and don't remove yeast for Pesach. I would still like to go back and visit again though, I like their lifestyle.

I suppose that now, although I still feel a little lost, I do tend towards the Messianic way. I try to respect Shabbat and the feasts, but can't live a very orthodox lifestyle as I'm married to an agnostic who's not very impressed by religion of any flavour.

I run a messianic homemaking website too: http://messianickah.ning.com/

Oh cool! I'm a member of that website!!! :

[Nazsmum]

OK so for New Years I'm really going to make a really effort to read my devotional everyday!!!

May Yeshua come soon!

[TzippityDoulah]

any messianic mamas still around? I gotta couple of question for ya I knew this thread was around here somewhere! don't worry I don't have any prodding question or debates, I am actually just curious about some of the inner working of things. my family in on our way to being "torah observant"....

thanks!

[Nazsmum]

I'm here???

Hennypenny-The Voice of the Lord Ed by David J. Rudolph is a messianic jewish daily devotional. You might want to get that.

[genifer]

I LOVE you guys. Is that stupid to say? I have SO much to learn from you messianic mamas. Glad this thread was revived!

[Kimmiepie]

I'm still here. Ask away!!

[TzippityDoulah]

ok I opened a new thread about it because it seeme too big to put on someone else's thread

would you all mind giving it a look?

http://www.mothering.com/discussions....php?t=1175929

[redveg]

Originally Posted by Beeblebrox

Are there any other Messianic Mamas out there? For those who don't know what that is, a Messianic Jew would be a Jew who believes Yeshua (Jesus) is the prophesied Messiah and don't believe you cease being a Jew because of that belief. There are also many Gentile believers who worship with Messianic Jews and consider themselves Messianic because they follow a Biblical model for their lives by observing Torah, the Shabbat (sabbath) and Biblical Holidays (Rosh HaShana, Yom Kippur, etc.) For more info see BiblicalHolidays.com if you have any other questions . I'm posting this here in tribes because I want this to just be a like-minded, sharing thread. Not a debate thread. :

I didn't know this option was out there?? I was born and raised Jewish. I am going to go back and read more. I feel like this was kept from me. I was told my entire life if you believe in Jesus, you're not a Jew.

[Nazsmum]

redveg- Nice to meet you!!! Please ask us anything!