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Ressourcement: A Movement for Renewal in Twentieth-Century Catholic Theology - Edited by Gabriel Flynn and Paul D. Murray 
(p. 522) The ultimate end game of the 18th century Russian Orthodox church's 'Ressourcement', adopted by the Novus Ordo & which provided the framework for Vatican II, is recognizing the N. O. church's subservient relationship with the synagogue as typified by the Noahide Laws.
Eastern Orthodox priest, Gabriel Naddaf's 12 page booklet, "A Christian Guide to the Anti-Israel Boycott Movement (BDS)" in pdf.
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Eastern Orthodox priest, Gabriel Naddaf, “Without Israel, Christianity around the world would be nothing” while addressing the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces (FIDF). bit.ly/2VDhcwH
Gabriel Naddaf “as one of the few surviving Christians in the Middle-East, I praise God daily for the blessing of being able to call myself an Israeli. I call upon anyone in any state who has not already passed an anti-BDS resolution to reach out to PJTN.” bit.ly/2Vvd1Tt
There many of us who deeply cherish our Pentecostal heritage. By that term, I'm referring to the value it placed on divine encounters, a real/experiential sense of God's manifest presence, worship that included body & soul, and a profound sense of expectation.
By "Pentecostal heritage" I think of boldness, courage, passion, emotional/expressive freedom, and the holy audacity to genuinely believe that A) God really did the stuff in the Bible, and B) he could do it in our time.
At its best, Pentecostal heritage refers to a faith that is passionate about Jesus, prayer, Scripture, corporate worship, and global mission. It's radically open to and hungry for the mystical, which includes all sorts of supernatural expressions.
