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Hebrew Roots
Hebrew Roots is a broad term for ministries that emphasize the need for studying the scriptures from a perspective of the ancient Hebrew, Middle Eastern context in which they were written, rather than trying to fit what is read into a modern Western European or American worldview. Such ministries particularly insist that the teachings and life of Jesus can only be understood correctly by realizing that He was a Jewish rabbi living in a Jewish society. And thus, one needs to understand the first century customs, traditions, teachings, and beliefs of the Jews in order to understand the Gospel. Some Hebrew Roots ministries also teach that, not only should Christians study these things, they should personally adopt many of the customs and beliefs of modern Judaism. Still others reject modern Judaism as a role model and attempt to reconstruct a life-style they believe to reflect the beliefs, customs, and practices of ancient Israel before the time of Christ. See: Hebrew Roots Movement.
 
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Definition of Christian Terms and Phrases

Apocalypse
Battle of Armageddon
Charismatic
Deliverance
Dominion Theology
Exegesis
Five-fold ministry
Generation curse
Great Tribulation
Hebrew Name
Holy Laughter
Hundred-fold blessing
Jewish Roots
Kansas City Prophets
Legalism
Millennial Kingdom
Pensacola Outpouring
Pentecostal
Prooftexting
Rapture
Reconstructionism
Return of Christ
Rhema
Sacred Name
Satan's Seed
Secret Rapture
Second Coming
Speaking in Tongues
Spiritual Warfare
Tongues
Tribulation
Word Faith
 
Definitions taken from Field Guide to the Wild World of Religion
© Pam Dewey and are used by permission.
 
  
 
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