10 Things to Study Before Engaging Black Hebrew Israelites — Jude 3 Project

As Christian apologists, we are called to defend the hope within us (1 Peter 3:15). however, we must do this strategically and not ignorantly. Too often, well-intentioned believers pursue evil arguments or renegade crusades without properly preparing themselves through study. this is tragic because god calls us to be prepared and well studied for the proclamation of his word (2 timothy 2:15). One particular cult that Christian apologists should certainly be prepared to join is the Black Hebrew Israelites (BHI). Without preparation, a believer can walk away discouraged, deflated, and even dejected from the painstaking effort to persuade this unique cult. Black Hebrew Israelites are often very well versed in the Bible, equipped with historical trivia, and familiar with the usual quibbles. they are often very passionate and, depending on the individual or the cult, can be very condescending. therefore, a soldier in the faith must be equipped, prepared, and courageous to share the gospel. Below are ten questions that Christian apologists must thoroughly understand and be able to answer before confronting Black Hebrew Israelites.

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1. Do you know how and why Christ has fulfilled the law?

This is a great point that cannot be overlooked. Many Christians are confused at best when it comes to stating how the new covenant and the old covenant are related. specifically, many christians have accepted the “americanized jesus” and can no longer see the sunburnt yeshua, who is the quintessential jew. redemptive history demonstrates jesus as the coming messiah who fulfilled the law and kept the commandments so sinners could have their righteousness imputed while he took the blame, shame, and curse of our sin on the cross. It is the life, death, and resurrection of Christ that institutes a new covenant and then calls both Jews and Gentiles to the law of Christ (Romans 10:14). As Christians, we have to be able to prove from the scriptures that the law cannot save us. Instead, we must be able to prove that faith in the person and work of Jesus saves us. after which, we are called to follow him.

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