What you may not know…
Introduction: The concept of a covenant holds immense significance within the Judeo-Christian faith, representing a sacred and binding agreement between Yehovah and His people. It serves as the foundation for the relationship between Yehovah and humanity, outlining mutual responsibilities, blessings, and the promise of His steadfast love and faithfulness. In this post, we will explore…
Scripture References: Matthew 10:1-15, Mark 6:7-13, Luke 9:1-6 In the New Testament, we find a powerful account of Yeshua (Jesus) sending out his twelve disciples on a transformative mission. This event, recorded in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke, showcases the significance of their calling and the principles that guide their journey. In Matthew…
Obedience holds a pivotal role in the Messiahian life, signifying our submission to God’s will and adherence to His commands. It is not merely a choice but a requirement and a source of blessing. In this blog post, we will explore several scriptural references that emphasize the importance of obedience and shed light on the…
Post: The terms “Hebrews,” “Jews,” “Israelites,” and “Gentiles” are commonly encountered in biblical contexts, each representing unique identities and roles within the overarching narrative. Let’s delve into these distinctions, shedding light on their meanings and exploring the potential for grafting Gentiles into the larger story. Hebrews: The term “Hebrews” refers to an ancient Semitic people…
Tradition, with its multifaceted meanings, holds significant importance in various societies. For Yashua (also known as Yeshua Messiah), a Jewish teacher and prophet in the first century CE, tradition played a complex role. He respected and followed the traditions of his Jewish heritage while challenging and transforming aspects he found problematic. Exploring Yeshua’s perspective on…
The 12 Tribes of Israel, descended from the sons of Jacob, hold immense significance in both the historical and spiritual realms. Their formation marked the foundation of ancient Israel, and their experiences reflect the promises, unity, and fulfillment of God’s plan. Exploring the biblical narrative and relevant scriptures deepens our understanding of the profound role…
Trust forms the bedrock of healthy relationships, encompassing our reliance on friends, family, and coworkers. However, the depth of our trust in God and its significance often warrants exploration. The Bible provides numerous reasons and examples highlighting the importance of trusting God for our well-being and happiness. Let us delve into three verses that illuminate…
Truth stands as a foundational value within the Messiahian faith. Yeshua emphasized its importance, stating that holding to His teachings leads to true discipleship and the freedom that comes from knowing the truth. As followers of Messiah, we are called to live in truth and speak it in love. The Scriptures provide guidance on the…
Introduction: The symbolism of the two olive trees in the Bible captivates our curiosity and offers profound insights into God’s work and the role of His people. Appearing in prophetic visions in Zechariah 4 and Revelation 11, these olive trees hold significance for understanding God’s plans and our calling. Exploring their representation and lessons enables…
Worship is a sacred and essential aspect of our relationship with Yehovah, the Creator of all things. However, the nature and significance of worship extend beyond personal preferences and desires. Understanding how Yehovah desires to be worshiped is vital in honoring Him with reverence and sincerity. Let us explore the importance of worshiping Yehovah according…
The term “Zion” holds a significant place within the pages of the Bible, yet its meaning varies in different contexts. In this blog post, we will embark on a journey to uncover the multifaceted nature of Zion and its profound implications for God’s plan concerning His people. From a hill in Jerusalem to a symbol…
Repentance is a term often used in religious contexts, but its true significance reaches far beyond mere words. It encompasses a deep change of heart, mind, and behavior. In this expanded story, we will explore the multifaceted nature of repentance, drawing upon scriptural references that reveal its profound meaning and transformative power. Understanding Repentance: Repentance,…
In the hearts of many Messiahians, a profound anticipation stirs as they believe we are living in the last days, eagerly awaiting the fulfillment of God’s promises and the restoration of all things marred by sin. Through the lens of scripture, let us embark on a comprehensive exploration of the elements God will restore to…
Introduction: In the quest to understand the authority of the Bible, Christians have grappled with profound questions throughout history. How can we discern its divine origin amidst a sea of human products? How does it apply to our lives today? Join us on an illuminating journey as we explore these pressing inquiries within our own…
Introduction: Recorded in the Gospel of Matthew, chapters 5 to 7, the Sermon on the Mount holds a special place in the teachings of Yeshua Messiah. It encompasses a collection of moral and ethical instructions, including the profound Beatitudes, the Lord’s Prayer, and the Golden Rule. As we explore this sermon, we recognize that it…
By ADMIN Trust is a vital component of any healthy relationship. We trust our friends, our family, our coworkers, and even strangers to some extent. But how much do we trust God? And why is it important to trust Him? The Bible gives us many reasons and examples of why trusting God is essential for our…
Praise and worship are essential aspects of the Christian life. They are not only expressions of our love and gratitude to God, but also powerful ways of connecting with Him and experiencing His presence. In this blog post, we will explore what the Bible says about the importance of praise and worship, and how we…
Introduction When most people think about the Bible, they might not realize that there are additional religious texts often considered important but not included in the standardized Bible. These books, known as the Apocrypha, contain an intriguing wealth of religious and historical context that many readers might not be aware of. Context The canonical Bible…
Introduction The Code of Hammurabi is one of the oldest known legal codes, dating back to ancient Babylon in 1754 BC. Given its historical significance, it offers a valuable point of comparison to other ancient legal and moral systems, including the laws outlined in the Old Testament of the Bible. Comparison of Laws Despite being…
Introduction In our journey to comprehend the moral and ethical framework outlined in the Bible, it is crucial to understand not only what God loves but also what He finds detestable. A specific list is provided in the Book of Proverbs, which enumerates seven things that Yehovah hates. This article will dive into each of…
The Torah is the first five books of the Hebrew Bible, also known as the Pentateuch or the Law of Moses. It contains the foundational teachings and commandments of God for His people Israel. Studying the Torah is not only a religious duty, but also a source of wisdom, joy and blessing for those who…
Constantine the Great, the first Roman Emperor to convert to Christianity, is a figure of considerable complexity. His legacy is tied to several significant events that have shaped the course of Christianity and the formation of the Vatican. However, a balanced exploration must also account for the darker aspects of his reign, his alleged vision…
Hebrew alphabet with the English sounds for each letter: א (Aleph) – Silent letter בּ (Bet) – Pronounced like “b” in “baby” גּ (Gimel) – Pronounced like “g” in “go” דּ (Dalet) – Pronounced like “d” in “dog” ה (Hey) – Pronounced like “h” in “hello” ו (Vav) – Pronounced like “v” in “very” or…
The Torah is the first five books of the Hebrew Bible, also known as the Pentateuch or the Law of Moses. It contains the foundational teachings and commandments of God for His people Israel. Studying the Torah is not only a religious duty, but also a source of wisdom, joy and blessing for those who…
