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I have heard that many Messianic Jews believe that the requirements of Gentile believers and Messianic Jew believers are different. They quote a New Testament passage to show this, but at the moment I can't remember what that passage is.
I was wondering if anyone can shed any light on this issues for me.
Also I have another question that I am not sure is indicative of most Messianic Jews.
I heard one Messianic Jew say that not all books of the Old Testament are actually canon. The books that are not canon (NT included) should be considered written by fallible humans and are not meant to be considered infallible. The way this person said it, he indicated that all Jews believe this.
Thoughts?
Tom
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