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Jones, Dr. Miles R.

 
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Synopsis

The Epistle of James from the Hebrew

James (Ya’kov), the brother of Yeshua the Messiah was one of the most critical players in the early history of what we now call Christianity. According to Paul (Shaul) and The Hebrew Gospels, Yeshua, after his resurrection, appeared to James and Cleopas and anointed his brother James as the leader of the Nazarenes. This is a story left out of the Greek Gospels and Church history. The emerging Greek Church did not want to sanctify a Yeshua dynasty. The Greeks wanted a Greek dynasty not a Hebrew one. They wanted a Greek Church and to make it authoritative they needed Greek Scripture, Greek doctrine, a Greek God, and a Greek Jesus. So Christians typically have no idea that four of Yeshua’s Apostles were relatives - nor that his brothers James and Jude, and his cousin Simeon, were the leaders of the Messianic Church during its spread throughout the world. Little note is made of James’ thirty years of leadership of the Nazarenes.

Even James’ vibrant message in his Epistle is made to sit in the back of the bus, rather the back of the Bible, with the other Hebrew Epistles - Hebrews, James, 1st-2nd Peter, 1st-3rd John, Jude and Revelation. James’ message is one that rocks the Greek Church on its heels. It is not by faith alone that we are saved! If you claim faith but take no action then you did not get the complete download! Most importantly, James puts the Torah back in Scripture making it crystal clear - he that slanders the Torah is trying to be the Torah - to assume the role of Yehovah. As the Messiah did, James also declares the Sacred Name of Yehovah.

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