How do you know it's the right path?

[GV-NA-GI-TLV-GE-I]

None of my J- friends/family have the right answer for me because of my obvious affiliation with the C. None of the C- members (and I've consulted 2 priests but didn't get the answer) comprehend my dilemma in the way that I presented it. I don't desire to be a part of this one separate org. that blends the two because I do not trust their theology. If I wish to be J, then I know to go the orthodox route. If I choose to be C, then I prefer the oldest form of it. I've been a part previously and it proved to be frustrating. Perhaps G-d will reveal something at a specific time and we'll all open our eyes. Until then, I feel incomplete.

What I'm trying to say without spilling it all out in all the details is what do you do when you have supernatural events in your life that lend credibility to what others would consider two separate faiths? I'm seeing something that my family is not and it's troubling me because the soul of them are so attached to me. Either choice, I am very much alone in this.

I truly pain to write this but I guess that I should just ask for you all to pray for me. Pray that I find why these events seek me out. Before someone get alarmed I'm hallucinating or witnessing something diabolical, it's not. Not at all. It's just that there are some of us in between (judaism and christianity) and (Jews for Jesus is not an option for a variety of reasons) I guess, not all is revealed. I know, it's rather cryptic...but just please pray that G-d answers my question.

 

[acooks143]

Will do...Make sure to open you heart and listen to what it is he is trying to say. Everything he does for me I feel in my heart...NOT MY MIND..

 

[Ms.Honey]

Your frustration is because you are trying to make your own choice instead of asking God what He wants you to do. He may not want you to pick either of the options you have chosen. You may be on the right track but you have already narrowed it down to what YOU are WILLING to do. You need to ask God what HE wants you to do. Don't limit God.


If you are already Jewish, if you convert to Christianity that does not stop you from being Jewish but a Jewish Christian as the Apostles and part of the early church were in the N.T. and as many are today. If you are not already Jewish, it is not necessary to become Jewish first and then convert to Christianity later.

 

[chrstndiva]

I will keep you lifted up in prayer. I have seen people go through this ( one parent Jewish and one parent Christian, they were asked to choose) and it was very painful for them. My heart goes out to you.