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The Notzrim (Notsrim) in Torah?
Israeltekhelet's question is "Were there Christians in the wilderness with Israel?", but his REAL question is, "Why is the nun for the word 'natzar' ('keeping') enlarged?"
His question posted elsewhere:
http://groups.google.com/group/soc.veterans/browse_thread/thread/9314d1974f1e308a
No mention of the Nun in Rashi:
http://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/9895/showrashi/true/jewish/Chapter-34.htm
Blue Letter Bible doesn't reveal an enlarged nun, but that doesn't mean much, since that resource may not even enlarge the letters of the text where they occur:
http://www.blueletterbible.org/cgi-bin/c.pl?book=Exd&chapter=34&verse=7&version=KJV#7
נצר natzar where it occurs:
http://cf.blueletterbible.org/lang/lexicon/lexicon.cfm?Strongs=H05341&t=kjv
I'm wondering if the answer has something to do with Daniel Bomberg's "Great Rabbinic Bible":
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Judaism/Masoretic.html
This video is attempting to respond to Israeltekhelet's:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNzOFDl4Ndc
Author: minorityop
Keywords: israeltekhelet yeshua yeshu ha notzri notsri hanotzri hanotsri notzrim notsrim netzarim netzerim nazoraeans nazarenes
Added: August 19, 2008
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Yair Davidiy #10 The Notzrim and the Lost Tribes of Israel
Yair Davidiy, Orthodox Jewish scholar, foremost researcher on the lost tribes of Israel and author of "The Tribes" addresses the meaning of the word "Notzrim" which in its ancient roots gives a meaning of "watchman", "sentry" or a "safekeep". This word is used in modern Hebrew to describe Christians and back through time came from "of the Nazarene". Yair explains that there are some Jewish commentators that hold to the belief that the Lost Ten Tribes, when they are found, will be practicing some form of Christianity. Yair also points out that the Holy Scriptures identify the Lost Tribes as drinking excessive amounts of alcohol . This limits the scope in our search for the lost tribes and narrows it down to certain geographical areas of the earth. The discussion goes on to bring up the issue of the 'drunkards of Ephraim'. The lost tribes are repeatedly rebuked by the prophets for engaging in gross pagan and materialistic idolatry along with eating pork or 'swineflesh'.
Author: GavinFinley
Keywords: Notzrim Yair Davidiy Lost Tribes Israel
Added: January 19, 2008
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Born Again Orthodox Jews
http://sagavyah.tripod.com/id109.html
An analysis of John chapter 3 and the concept of being "born again" from a historical Orthodox Jewish perspective.
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Check out my video "A Christian becomes a Jew."
My choice to join the people of Israel was not an issue of salvation or eternal life. The Torah (Law of Moses) is only fully applicable to the people of Israel and those who voluntarily join them. All other peoples of the world are obligated in what are known as the Laws of Noah.
REMEMBER: The most paramount command among the Laws of Noah is the command against idolatry.
No factors of creation (time/spatiality/change, parts, etc...) apply to the Creator. He is an Incomparable Singularity, to Whose Oneness no form or concept of division can apply. His glory, prayer, and praise from the heart are due to Him ALONE.
For more information on this topic, please view the related clips I've uploaded.
שבע מצוות, עברית, תורה, יהדות, יהודי, מונותאיזם, נוצרי
Author: omedyashar
Keywords: John 3:16 Study Messianic Yeshua Born Again God so loved Nicodemus Ezekiel Yahshua Judaism Netzarim Notzrim Noahide
Added: December 17, 2007
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