For Christians who have wondered why the Church is so different from the Congregation in the Brit Chadasha/New Testament, Otto takes a look at whats missing, when those things were changed or replaced, and by whom. (Christian)
In your walk of faith, as a believer, have you ever felt that there was something missing? Have you ever wondered why the Church is so different from the Congregation in the Brit Chadasha/New Testament? Clearly, Scripture reveals that we are to walk as Yahushua/Jesus walked, but if we are honest with ourselves, we'd have to admit that our faith walk is not the same as Yahushua's, is it? What's missing and when were these things changed/replaced? Who is responsible for those changes that took us down the road to Rome, leaving Jerusalem behind? As you study your Hebrew roots and begin to "connect the dots," so to speak, a fuller picture will emerge of our Hebraic foundation and our Hebrew Savior, Rabbi Yahushua. This is a journey that will change your life forever! Are you ready for the challenge? If so, then read on! Diane L. Otto was born and raised in Franklin, Pennsylvania. She gave her heart to YHWH at 17, married at 18 and moved to California where she and her husband, John, had their five children. In California, during the eighties, she attended World Reaching Faith Bible School, receiving her Minister's License. She served as a Prison Chaplain in California and Georgia receiving recognition for her work. She was on the Aglow Board and was an Aglow speaker, as well as giving seminars on reaching out to the cults. She continued her education with the Christian Writer's Guild, the Institute of Jewish-Christian Studies and Scriptural Hebrew in the nineties. She received her ordination as a Rebetzin with the Union of Nazarene Yisraelite Congregations. Currently, she's teaching Scriptural Hebrew at Lion of Judah Academy and is studying for her MBA in Theology at Lion of Judah University. In the meantime, she and her husband are restoring an 1870 historical home in Virginia, while enjoying their fourteen grandchildren.