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- Do you consider yourself a:
- Nazarene Israelite
- Books I consider Canonical:
- Tanak (Old Testament), Ketuvim Netzarim (New Testament), The Apocrypha, The Book of Enoch, The Book of Jasher
- Favorite version of Scriptures:
- Hebraic Roots Version
- About me:
- Jason Jordan lives in NSW Australia with his wife Shabnam and their daughter Hannah. They joined themselves to the Commonwealth of Israel back in 2003 and attend a small Nazarene Israelite congregation in NSW Australia. Jason has a deep respect for the ultra orthodox ChaBaD movement and studies under a Messianic Rabbi who was trained by them. In addition to the Scriptures, he regularly reads a wide range of rabbinic literature, including the Talmud, Zohar and The Tanya. Whilst researching material for his second book, the author came to the conclusion that the ChaBaD teach a lifestyle that most closely resembles Rabbi Yahushua ben Yoseph HaNazaret, though they are presently blinded to his identity. Jason is sympathetic to this blindness and attributes it to a long running campaign by the Church to obscure Yahshua’s Jewishness and his love for Torah. Jason is in no way associated with any denominational group that promotes Christianity, whether openly or under the banner of a Hebraic veneer.
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- Married
- Music:
- Anything that uplifts YHWH and builds the spirit of His people.
- Interests:
- Anything and everything to do with YHWH.
Oh, I do study UFOlogy, Cryptozology and anything unsolved mystery related from a Nazarene Israelite perspective, even Bigfoot! My websight is: www.flyingchariotministries.com
- Favorite Television Shows and Movies:
- No time anymore. Too many books to read and documentaries to watch.
- What is your favorite Book of the Scriptures?
- At the moment Proverbs, cosley followed by Iyov (Job)
- What is your favorite verse?
- I am YHWH, I am your man of war....
- What is your favorite quote? (From Scripture or elsewhere)
- "If." It's the shortest sentance in history.
- How did you hear of NazareneSpace?
- Through James
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Psalms 18 (Part 2) - A continuation of an extraordinary Psalm properly known as, ‘the Song of David’ which was composed in his old age after a life full of trial and tribulation.
Psalms - Chapter 18 (Part 2)
(The following material is compiled predominantly from an anthology of Orthodox Jewish commentary, written and arranged by Rabbi Avroham Chaim Feuer from the Artscroll Tanach Series Tehillim Volume 1. Additional insights from a Nazarene Israelite perspective… Continue
Posted on October 30, 2009 at 7:26am —
Psalms 18 (Part 1) - A detailed analysis of the Psalms from a Nazarene Israelite perspective.
(The following material is compiled predominantly from an anthology of Orthodox Jewish commentary, written and arranged by Rabbi Avroham Chaim Feuer from the Artscroll Tanach Series Tehillim Volume 1. Additional insights from a Nazarene Israelite perspective have been added by Jason Jordan. Tehillim translation by Rabbi Hillel Danziger)
Introduction
This extraordinary Psalm properly known as, ‘the Song of David’ was composed in his old age after a li… Continue
Posted on October 26, 2009 at 6:09am —
Psalms 17 - Even after repentance, doubts about one's spiritual hereafter can crop up in the mind. David was no different. In this Psalm he deals with these feelings.
(The following material is compiled predominantly from an anthology of Orthodox Jewish commentary, written and arranged by Rabbi Avroham Chaim Feuer from the Artscroll Tanach Series Tehillim Volume 1. Additional insights from a Nazarene Israelite perspective have been added by Jason Jordan. Additional Tehillim translation by Rabbi Hillel Danziger)
Introduction
King David composed this Psalms after commanding Yoav to bring about the death of Uraih,… Continue
Posted on October 12, 2009 at 4:36am — 1 Comment
Psalms 16- In this Psalm we find eloquent expressions of David’s humility, a virtue which crowned him majestically.
Psalms - Chapter 16
(The following material is compiled predominantly from an anthology of Orthodox Jewish commentary, written and arranged by Rabbi Avroham Chaim Feuer from the Artscroll Tanach Series Tehillim Volume 1. Additional insights from a Nazarene Israelite perspective have been… Continue
Posted on October 6, 2009 at 10:04am —
Psalms 15 - This Psalm gives us the eleven cardinal principles of Torah observance.
Psalms 15 - Introduction
(The following material is compiled predominantly from an anthology of Orthodox Jewish commentary, written and arranged by Rabbi Avroham Chaim Feuer from the Artscroll Tanach Series Tehillim Volume 1. Additional insights from a Nazarene Israelite perspective have been adde… Continue
Posted on October 1, 2009 at 9:00am —
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