J.K. McKee

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J.K. McKee



Average rating: 4.47 · 89 ratings · 12 reviews · 84 distinct works
The New Testament Validates...

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Are Non-Jewish Believers Re...

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Moedim: The Appointed Times...

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Hebrews for the Practical M...

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Acts 15 for the Practical M...

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Introduction to Things Mess...

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Torah In the Balance, Volum...

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One Law for All: From the M...

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Galatians for the Practical...

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“The message of the Apostolic Scriptures is that all of God’s people make up a singular entity known as the Commonwealth of Israel (Ephesians 2:11-13), which is to acknowledge Yeshua as Messiah, follow the Torah as a positive result of His redemptive work (Romans 8:3-4), and with all persons functioning in mutual submission to one another (Ephesians 5:21; Philippians 2:3-4). All three of these principles joined together is not frequently heard in today’s Messianic movement, but it forms the thrust of what it truly means for born again Believers to truly make up the “one new humanity” (Ephesians 2:15, NRSV/CJB) that the Lord wants to see emerge.”
J.K. McKee, Approaching One Law Controversies: Sorting Through the Legalism



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