Instructions on how to pick a bible, what to look for, what to avoid, and how to set a good baseline for understanding the Word of God. This video includes shocking information proving the most popular bible in the world was created to purposely deceive, hence the warning that you might be offended by watching this.
Tag: Torah
The first century Christians had to learn Torah after they accepted Jesus, aka Yeshua, as the Messiah. These messages explain the Torah in a New Covenant context.
The Day of Atonement
The Day of Atonement, also known as Yom Kippur, continued to be kept by the Apostles until after the close of scripture. It was expected for all who accepted Yeshua as the Messiah, Jesus as the Christ if you prefer, to keep the fast until His return. This message explains Yom Kippur in a New Testament context complete with some prophetic significance.
The Day of Trumpets
The Day of Trumpets prophecies the return of Jesus Christ aka Yeshua the Messiah. The Charlie Kirk memorial fulfills a prophecy that brings us closer to the return. Heres’ what to do about it.
Explaining the Genocides of the Old Testament
Explaining the Genocides of the Old Testament: The genocides that the Israelites were commanded to execute were explained, tie directly to Christian behavior, and are key to Revelation.
How to Know if You are Born Again
How to Know if You are Born Again
Peter tells us how to know if we are born again or not…. if you know how to see it.
Weeping and Gnashing of Teeth
Weeping and Gnashing of Teeth: The Wedding Supper of the Lamb is an analogy… until it isn’t! Throughout history, Yahweh has given warnings about impending destruction. The invitation to the Wedding Supper of the Lamb is a metaphor for this warning. This years’ message on First Fruits shows the warning throughout history and why we need to accept the invitation lest we end up outside, weeping and gnashing our teeth.
Written notes available at this pdf
Do Not Follow the Masses in Doing Evil
Do Not Follow the Masses in Doing Evil
How this commandment is tied to the crucifixion of the Messiah, the problems in our society today, and the end of days.
Messianic Torah Portion Vayechi
Messianic Torah Portion Vayechi (and he lived)
This Torah portion wraps up the book of Genesis with the death of Israel/Jacob (the person) and the end of Joseph’s life. This Torah portion contains big clues that salvation has always been available to both those of the nation of Israel and those of the nations. Specifically, Joseph’s sons Ephraim and Manasseh were mixed race, with their mother being Potifera, the daughter of an Egyptian priest. Jacob was embalmed as a Pharaoh while buried in the promised land, which also gives a hint to the future and how we live in Babylon today, but will ultimately be joined to Messiah in the true Israel.
Our study was long and included much discussion. Please enjoy this discussion and feel free to join us each Shabbat!
Messianic Torah Portion Miketz
Messianic Torah Portion Miketz The parallels between Joseph and Yeshua (Jesus) aren’t just remarkable, they are prophetic and establish our understanding of the relationship between Yahweh and His Son.
Messianic Torah Portion Vayetzei
Messianic Torah Portion Vayetzei means “and he left”. This portion chronicles Jacob’s departure from the land of Canaan into the land of Haran to find a wife. Jacob made a deal with God when he left and had many lessons to learn in his 21 year away. When he returns, he is a changed man who properly credits Yahweh for his deliverance and wealth. Along the way, we have a lesson on idolatry. Jacob was not raised to be an idolator but he had to live in the land of false gods for 21 years. At the end of the journey, he rightly credits the God of Abraham for his blessings and rejects idolatry. The sages associate this passage to the rejection of idolatry and we connect this to Paul’s work in Ephesus, teaching that gods made with hands are no gods at all. The lesson for us with Messianic Torah Portion Vayetzei is that we also must reject idolatry despite being immersed in a culture of false worship.