The Natsarim

[Left_Hand_of_Dorkness]

Yau Hay Vau Hay is one way to pronounce the name, but I’ve always been partial to YaHoo WaHoo.

[John_DiFool]

@Simplicio

I don’t believe in any religion that doesn’t have its own wikipedia entry.

That just means it is illegitimate, not necessarily inauthentic.

[Czarcasm]

@Bosstrain

Okay, so yeah, I felt the need to “witness”. I’m also wanting to know how much the Natsarim have grown and if there are any present on this forum.

There are numerous entries for “Natsarim” online, but most of it concerns either your beliefs or how Christianity is some sort of corruption of your “true” belief. Where can I find information as to the history of your sect? How has your religion progressed through the ages, and who were some of the more prominent Natsarim leaders?

[Monty]

@Czarcasm

From this website we get .

Messianics: the true Hebrew Name of the Creator is called upon: Yahuah (yod-hay-uau-hay).
The Messiah’s true Name is used: Yahusha.
The weekly Sabbath is observed as a day of rest, according to the Commandment.
The 7 annual festivals commanded for Israel to observe are observed, and there is no observance of a single “Christian” festival, which are all derived from Pagan festivals

All Christian festivals are derived from pagan festivals? I guess that means the OP’s folks know nothing about Pentacost, aka Shavuot.

[Mijin]

Do you at least have a magical artifact, that you and your brothers have sworn to protect for millenia?

[Tristan]

@Left_Hand_of_Dorkness

Yau Hay Vau Hay is one way to pronounce the name, but I’ve always been partial to YaHoo WaHoo.

I love spotting another “Cartoon History of the Universe” person.

[Inner_Stickler]

@Left_Hand_of_Dorkness

Yau Hay Vau Hay is one way to pronounce the name, but I’ve always been partial to YaHoo WaHoo.

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[Bosstrain]

I would first like to thank the multitudes of people that came on here with only the intention of attacking my beliefs. Well done, really showing the best of humanity. I do not remember coming on your thread just to attack you so I obviously deserve to be ridiculed.

I’ll respond to intelligent posts, but seeing as how none have been posted as of yet there is no need to bother.

[Ludovic]

@Bosstrain

I’ll respond to intelligent posts, but seeing as how none have been posted as of yet there is no need to bother.

Including the OP and its religion-that-isn’t-a-religion.

[Scholar_Beardpig]

@Bosstrain

I would first like to thank the multitudes of people that came on here with only the intention of attacking my beliefs. Well done, really showing the best of humanity. I do not remember coming on your thread just to attack you so I obviously deserve to be ridiculed.

I’ll respond to intelligent posts, but seeing as how none have been posted as of yet there is no need to bother.

Hey, yo, what about mine?

[Marley23]

@Mijin

Do you at least have a magical artifact, that you and your brothers have sworn to protect for millenia?

Perhaps some kind of special ring? Natsarim has a very Tolkien-ish sound to it.

[Czarcasm]

@Bosstrain

I would first like to thank the multitudes of people that came on here with only the intention of attacking my beliefs. Well done, really showing the best of humanity. I do not remember coming on your thread just to attack you so I obviously deserve to be ridiculed.

I’ll respond to intelligent posts, but seeing as how none have been posted as of yet there is no need to bother.

I’ve asked about the history of your religion and who it’s prominent leaders might have been through the ages.

[Marley23]

@Bosstrain

I’d say the only real complicated part is figuring out when the seven appointed times are, but you can use the Jewish calendar to find out, so even that isn’t difficult.

Are you saying this is difficult by design? If so, what’s the point?

The Natsarim are seekers of truth, that is all we believe in…truth; nothing more nothing less.

Doesn’t every religion say this?

[Drunky_Smurf]

@Bosstrain

I would first like to thank the multitudes of people that came on here with only the intention of attacking my beliefs.

It’s the dope. Many of the daily posters live for the day when they get the chance to tell someone their religion is stupid and the poster is stupid for even believing in a religion in the first place. You’ve been around long enough you should have learned that by now. Well now you know.

[fumster]

@Bosstrain

I highly doubt that wikipedia has enough information to even determine what a Natsarim is. It’s a rapidly growing belief, but it’s been around for thousands of years. Only two thousand years ago did it acquire the term Natsarim.

I do not take your sarcasm lightly, the Creator has a name…but I feel you are far from worthy of even reading it.

I made this thread to be serious, if I was a lesser man I would be insulted by such responses. I will, however, look past this.

So “Natsarim” is Hebrew for asshole?

[Smeghead]

@Bosstrain

I would first like to thank the multitudes of people that came on here with only the intention of attacking my beliefs. Well done, really showing the best of humanity. I do not remember coming on your thread just to attack you so I obviously deserve to be ridiculed.

I’ll respond to intelligent posts, but seeing as how none have been posted as of yet there is no need to bother.

“You mock me for there is little information available about what I wish to tell you, and what information there is appears to be contradictory. I will punish your mockery by WITHHOLDING INFORMATION!!”

[James52637]

@Marley23

Are you saying this is difficult by design? If so, what’s the point?

Doesn’t every religion say this?

Yes, yes they do. That’s a fantastic point.

Boss, what you just described is religion. I was interested at first at the possibility of a logical and intelligent group which I could’ve one day considered myself a part of, but then I read your post… and… BAHAHAHA. Religion.

You should really think of what you even have as differences from Christianity. Almost nothing.

Thanks.

[Marley23]

@fumster

So “Natsarim” is Hebrew for asshole?

You’re not allowed to insult other people in this forum. Don’t do it again.

[Bosstrain]

@Scholar_Beardpig

Who first coined the name ‘Natsarim,’ and what was their general biography? I have sincerely never heard of this phenomenon. And can you tell me about some famous Natsarims?

Actually it was Paul, he spoke about how those that followed the Messiah were being called Natsarim and it just sort of developed. As far as people that are influencial in the group, it starts with the Messiah Yahusha Himself as the head of course. I believe Paul was the second most influencial person, he did a lot of traveling and reached a great number of people. The only important person is the Messiah though, but people like Yahucanan (John) are pretty famous I’d imagine. Anyone in the new testament writings was a famous Natsarim.

@Czarcasm

There are numerous entries for “Natsarim” online, but most of it concerns either your beliefs or how Christianity is some sort of corruption of your “true” belief. Where can I find information as to the history of your sect? How has your religion progressed through the ages, and who were some of the more prominent Natsarim leaders?

Yes, one of the major things that we fight is corruption that has been sewed into the world. Our primary job is to identify pagan practices and find their sources so that we may show others what has been done to them. Nothing is hidden and for that we are greatly persecuted.

History of our sect is in the new testament. It hasn’t progressed well until just recently in the last 20 years or so. In fact there was a long period of time when no one took up the responsibility, but the truth always remains, it cannot be destroyed. About 20 years ago a number of people around the world started asking questions…

@Scholar_Beardpig

Hey, yo, what about mine?

@Czarcasm

I’ve asked about the history of your religion and who it’s prominent leaders might have been through the ages.

Sorry, I just skimmed through the responses and saw nothing but insults. I’d greatly appreciate it if I was at least given some small manner of courtesy, but it seems that’s far too much to ask.

@Marley23

Are you saying this is difficult by design? If so, what’s the point?

Doesn’t every religion say this?

No, it was a joke because it’s not difficult at all and it’s made even easier with a calendar where it’s marked on the day.

Every religion claims it, but if you ask a Christian where it’s written that we should have Christmass trees in our houses, they won’t be able to find the text.

[Marley23]

@Bosstrain

Every religion claims it, but if you ask a Christian where it’s written that we should have Christmass trees in our houses, they won’t be able to find the text.

I think most Christians understand there is nothing about Christmas trees in the Bible. So what?