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>>18517110
Zion is Israel is the Body of Christ is the Law incarnate. The Law was restored to where it came from under the New Covenant, but by all means continue to follow the commandments given to Moses upon the mountain because if you do so then perhaps the righteous will not find just cause for your destruction.

>>18517114
Behold, I Paul tell you, that if you be circumcised, Christ shall profit you nothing.
And I testify again to every man circumcising himself, that he is a debtor to the whole law.
You are made void of Christ, you who are justified in the law: you are fallen from grace.
(Galatians 5:2-4, DRA)

>>18517126
Paul was correct, the "circumcision" of the new covenant is performed by God upon those that he knows from before their birth, and it is not the one performed by man upon his own flesh.

>>18517130
Paul explicitly says those who backslide into Judaism will lose their salvation. You cannot keep Judaism and be a practicing Christian at the same time, these are mutually exclusive paths. Judaism is an incomplete revelation, Christianity is its fulfillment under Jesus the Messiah.

>>18517134
I don't disagree with you on that, dispensationalism is a retarded heresy.

>>18517137
Ok so we should keep the Law of Christ, which is charity and without which our faith is dead like St. James said. You cannot and never will be justified by works of the law. We are justified by faith in Jesus as both our korban and our High Priest.

>>18517151
Zion is Israel is the Body of Christ is the Law incarnate. Until you understand this you will remain lost.

>>18517156
Yes Jesus is the Law, but the Law is not exactly equivalent to the Law of Moses.

>>18517230
That is not what I said, and you will need to recognize the body of Christ, the one true living God, if you want to find salvation in Christ.

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>>18517110
I think it is a bit weird to think of Ethiopian Orthodox to be considered Judaizing because it is more like Judaism was there so long that it is more like part of their culture. Judaism there is also a bit archaic compared to elsewhere and preserves elements that can be a bit challenging for Orthodox Judaism practiced elsewhere. Some of these cultural traditions are also perseved by Syriac Orthodox , Arabic Christians in some places and Syraic Oriental Orthodox.