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How can you walk with someone, that you really don’t know

How can you walk with someone, that you really don’t know

A long walk is healthy but can be uncomfortable. Walk in faith.

Make no mistake about it: if Jesus Christ of Bethlehem were alive and living publicly on Earth today, as he was in the past, he would be living with his family in Bethlehem, in the land of Palestine. He would not be calling himself a Christian, nor would he be practicing what is known today as Christianity or recognizing institutions such as the Pope.

He would be practicing Judaism, just as he did in his lifetime, and would fully identify as a Jew. His daily life would reflect the same disciplines observed for generations, including prayer at the appointed times that Jews around the world still honor today.

The Bible records his own words clearly: “I have not come to abolish the law, but to fulfill it.” That statement alone points to continuity, not separation.

For those who identify as Christians, this raises an important question: what does it truly mean to follow him? To follow a master is to walk in his path, to study his life, and to align with his practices as closely as possible.

This is not a message of division, but of reflection. It challenges each of us to examine whether we are following tradition, or truly following the example set before us.

Bahama Drama stands on the pursuit of truth, no matter how uncomfortable it may be. Even when it brings resistance, even when it causes strain or pain, the commitment remains the same: to follow that truth wherever it leads.

Michael Elijah Muhammad Clare…

How can you walk with someone, that you really don't know 

A long walk is healthy but can be uncomfortable. Walk in faith. 

Make no mistake about it: if Jesus Christ of Bethlehem
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