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The Late Pastor Stephen Darby Explains the Hebrew Faith
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This is the explainer video used on the website www.myhebrewjourney.com about the Hebrew Faith.
In this video, the late Pastor Stephen Darby addresses two of his YouTube subscribers' concerns about the Hebrew Faith, common misconceptions about the Hebrew Faith, who he believes the real Israelites of the Bible are, and the importance of accepting the Messiah Jesus Christ (YASHUA HAMASHIACH) as one's Lord and Personal Savior.
This video was originally uploaded to YouTube: August 11, 2015
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one of my brothers on YouTube. This is a matter of concerns. These issues needs to be address and feedback. Thanks in advance brothers https://www.splcenter.org/figh....ting-hate/extremist-
He was a great pastor and bridge to those coming out of Christianity, but he was still in Christian error in his New Testament doctrine and understanding. The Spirit behind his doctrine was correct though, but he still had a LONG way to go. The New Testament was about the reconciliation of the Kingdom of Judah and the wild branches of the Northern Kingdom of Israel unto Salvation/Redemption in Yahusha Ha'Mashiach and the Father. Hebrew Christians have a strong blindness towards the New Testament and differentiating between Judah, Israel and the civil war split within the "House of Israel". The "Gentiles were actually Hellenized Israelites, not bloodlineHeathens. Lastly, he was in great error by rejecting the Laws, Statutes, Commandments, Feast Days and Sabbath Days.