what is the difference between orthodox and reform views about the commandments?
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Orthodox Jews believe in and follow all commandments of the Torah to the extent it is possible to perform and obey them. ... Reform Jews believe man is permitted to “interpret” the law, Orthodox do not believe this is the case.
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Judaism places emphasis on correct conduct (or orthopraxy), focusing on the Mosaic covenant, as recorded in the Torah and Talmud. Christians believe in individual salvation from sin through receiving Jesus Christ as their Lord (God) and savior.
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There are also major cultural differences. The Amish are a predominantly agrarian culture that live in relatively isolated rural communities. By contrast, Orthodox Jews tend to reside in urban centers and are predominantly businessmen and professionals.
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The Ten Commandments are basically instructions. They were given to Moses to guide God's people closer to him. The Beatitudes are in the Book of Matthew in the Bible. They tell what people should be more like and were said in a speech given by Jesus.
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There are some differences in customs and practices, but both Orthodox Jews and Hasidic Jews, who are Orthodox Jews, follow all the laws of the Written and Oral Torah. The essential difference is that Hasidic Jews accept and live by those aspects of the Kabbalah that are of profound spiritual value.
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In Mormon theology, many lost truths are restored in the Book of Mormon, which Mormons hold to be divine scripture and equal in authority to the Bible. The Seventh Day Adventists, on the other hand, believe in the Authority of the Bible alone and do not deviate from it.
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A major difference between historic and dispensational premillennialism is the view of the church in relation to Israel.
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Another difference is that the Torah emphasizes Pharaoh's daughter as helping Moses while the Quran emphasizes Pharaoh's wife. There are also stories in the Quran which are not found in the Torah.
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As nouns the difference between commandment and rule is that commandment is something that must be obeyed; a command or edict while rule is a regulation, law, guideline.
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One major difference between Lutheranism and Eastern Orthodox is the idea of spirituality. Lutherans are opponents of spirituality, while the Orthodox are very spiritual. ... Orthodox Christians incorporate spirituality into their everyday lives and stay in communion with God on a daily basis.
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The Ten Commandments, also called the Decalogue (Greek, “ten words”), were divine laws revealed to Moses by God on Mt. Sinai. Appearing in both Exodus (Ex. 20: 2–17) and Deuteronomy (Deut.
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Another major difference is of the foundation texts that are used in the two Bibles to address the readers. The Jewish Bible has texts written in Hebrew (or Armanic) while the true Christian Old testament is in Spetuagint- the ancient Greek version (Lemche 366).
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The difference is that chrstianity is making it's own rules, while the Torah is essentially unchanged. Isah (Jesus) was a jewish orthodox rabbi with his own yeshiwe, living according to the laws of the Torah. There is no way for a christian to understand what this really means.
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That is the difference between the Old Testament law and the New Testament law. One requires man's obedience which he fails to do because he is given no power to do it, while the other is God doing it Himself from within by the power of His Spirit. All that is required is our cooperation.
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Here are some similarities: a Christian (Protestant) OT contains all the same books as the Jewish Bible. Differences: the books are not in the same order. Also, as far as I can tell, Christians give pretty much equal authority ('word of God') to ALL the books of the Jewish Bible, and - honestly - Jews don't.
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What was a primary difference between Judaism and the belief systems of other early cultures? The Hebrews believed in one god who was all powerful. What sacred writings contain the religious beliefs of Judaism, including the Ten Commandments? Which of the following best describes ethical monotheism?
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But speaking from an Orthodox perspective (and having previously been Roman Catholic), Eastern Orthodoxy is better because it is historic. Orthodoxy is the only branch of Christianity that has maintained the same belief and practice since the beginning. ... This fact is what moved me to come into the Orthodox church.