In the Bible we see many people who rejected Yeshua (Jesus’ Hebrew name). They usually had a reason, for example, some read the prophetic scriptures and concluded Yeshua was not the promised Messiah. They assumed they knew where He was… Read More ›
Messiah
Israel’s Return
“He himself will redeem Israel from all their sins.” (Psalm 130: 8). How can the Bible be read in its entirety and not be credited with God’s affirmation of undying love and eventual redemption for Israel? The Jewish rejection of… Read More ›
The Perfect Man
Throughout human history there has been only one perfect man. Many have made claims of greatness and some to divinity, like the Caesar, but they have all died. Herod whipped up his audience so much that they began to shout… Read More ›
Messiah’s Return
Israel was destroyed in 70 AD, by the Romans, shorty after the Messiah Yeshua was killed, raised to life and ascended to heaven. In 1947 the Israeli nation was reestablished. In 1967, Jerusalem the capital of Israel was liberated from… Read More ›
Coming Influence of God
The desert and wilderness will break forth into blossom revealing the splendor and glory of God. Those with feeble knees and fearful heart hear, “Be strong, do not fear; your God will come, he will come with vengeance; with divine… Read More ›
The Bride of Messiah
The body of Messiah is united now in Yeshua and is born of the Promise and Spirit. Every leading of the Holy Spirit is in perfect accord with each member of the body moving in a beautiful and elegant rhythm… Read More ›
Yeshua’s Mission In A Few Words
To describe completely all that Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus Hebrew name) accomplished, did, was, and is would take more books than the whole world could contain. (John 21:25). However, Isaiah offers a very encouraging description of it in a few… Read More ›
Yeshua’s Purpose, in Part
I’ve been thinking of a question once posed to me, “Do you think, Yeshua came to start a new religion?” I think the question left off an unspoken premise, “Didn’t he just clarify and qualify Judaism, such that if we… Read More ›