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In this episode, I share my encounter with the Black Hebrew Israelites at a farmer's market, discussing their provocative claims about Christianity and Jesus. I engaged in dialogue with them, presenting counterarguments and exploring the implications of their beliefs. This conversation delves into the nature of Jesus' divinity, the ideologies of the Black Hebrew Israelites, and the importance of recognizing false prophets. I emphasize the need for Christians to be bold in their faith and discerning in their beliefs, ultimately calling for a deeper understanding of the New Covenant and its universal implications.

Takeaways:

• I encounter the Black Hebrew Israelites at a farmer's market.
• They claimed Christianity doesn't lead to heaven and Jesus is not the most high.
• I engage in dialogue, presenting counterarguments to their claims.
• I emphasize that religion alone does not save; faith in Jesus does.
• Jesus' divinity is supported by scripture, even if not explicitly stated.
• The Black Hebrew Israelites have varying beliefs, some more extreme than others.
• Not all Hebrew Israelite groups are anti-Semitic or extremist.
• I highlight the importance of identifying false prophets.
• The New Covenant offers salvation to all who believe, not just a select group.
• Christians should be bold in their faith and discerning of teachings.

https://www.adl.org/resources/backgrounder/extremist-sects-within-black-hebrew-israelite-movement

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