Kelli Emge

“If Christian churches had properly taught their members about their faith’s origins and flatly rejected any hint of supersessionism (replacement theology), we would have spared ourselves many problems.”
― Rubén Gómez, The Hebrew Roots Movement: A critical analysis of its origins, teachings & biblical interpretations

“Moreover, we must do all this without becoming them or wanting them to be like us. When the distinctions God has designed are not respected, absolute confusion is the only thing to expect. This is precisely the type of confusion brought about by HRM. Few things are as amusing and tragic at the same time as groups of gentiles who want to pass themselves off as Jews and who, far from approaching the Scriptures, embrace rabbinical practices and traditions, along with folklore that is utterly foreign to them. A mixture that could undoubtedly be called “strange fire” (Lev 10:1).”
― Rubén Gómez, The Hebrew Roots Movement: A critical analysis of its origins, teachings & biblical interpretations

“Occasionally weep deeply over the life you hoped would be. Grieve the losses. Then wash your face. Trust God. And embrace the life you have.”
― John Piper

“If we do not understand the precious plan that God has for the gentiles, and that difference in no way implies inferiority, we will never be able to enjoy a healthy and fruitful relationship with the Jews. As Gentiles, it is our duty to love them, collaborate with them, and fight alongside them against anti-Judaism and anti-Semitism—Christian or of any other kind. Ours is also the blessing of participating with them in the rich heritage that has come to us through Yeshua.”
― Rubén Gómez, The Hebrew Roots Movement: A critical analysis of its origins, teachings & biblical interpretations