Biblical Insights

The Prophesied Messiah, today we look at 7 Messianic Prophecies and their New Testament fulfillments.

"The Sufferings of the Messiah"-Psalm 22, This Psalm is one of the best prophecies of the Crucifixion of Yeshua. We look at it verse by verse to see the fulfillment of this prophecy. You can also watch on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/HkneNowT1F4

Final Recognition of Messiah. Zech. 12:10 Confirms that the Messiah will be rejected by the Jewish leaders. 

Looking at Biblical Prophecy we see a that God spoke to Moses and told him that He would raise up a Prophet like Moses, God did, His name is Yeshua. You can also watch this and many others on my YouTube page at: https://youtu.be/HKyrVD5tGi0

Micah 5:2, Zech. 9:9-10 and the Triumphal Entry of the Messiah. Fulfilling the Messianic Prophecies at the very place in the exact time is what Yeshua did, proving He is Who He said He was, The long awaited Jewish Messiah.

What was the Mission of Yeshua? He cam to set the Captives free. Free from what? Free from sin? Yes. For the Jewish nation He came to set them free from the Law, who the were slaves to. For the Non-Jewish nation he came to set us free from the penalty of death. As we continue to study the Jewishness of our Faith I hope you continue the journey with us. You can also watch this on my YouTube channel at: https://youtu.be/SXKxk9OdHSQ

When we look at the original Biblical Language, we see a fullness that we just don't get in the English. God's word is meant to be studied and not just glanced at. God speaks to the Prophet Jeremiah in, Jeremiah 23:5-6, that He will raise up a Righteous branch from the line of David. God will call Him by the name Adonai, meaning God the Father is giving this Branch HIs name. Meaning He will become human and reign. This is a Messianic prophecy about Yeshua Ha- Mashiach, Jesus the Christ.

What is the Significance of the Jewishness of our Christian Faith? Does it matter that our Messiah was Jewish? Does it matter that the writers of the New Testament were Jewish and their audience were primarily Jewish? Paul the Apostle even wrote that salvation was to the Jew first then to the Gentile. So my question to you is, if the authors of the New Testament were Jewish, isn't it worth our time to study it from a 1st century Jewish mindset? You can also go to my YouTube page: https://youtu.be/XmnlSrd4r4E and watch it there. Please while your there, like and subscribe. 

What are some of the contrasts between the two views? In Matt. 24:30 who are the Tribes Jesus speaks of? And why are they mourning? Would a Gentile in the New Testament ever be referred to as a Tribe? I f they were, why are they mourning at the sight of Jesus' return?  

"Jesus and the Jewish Marriage Custom" is something that, in my opinion, is not looked at more seriously. Jesus followed the wedding ritual if you my, to a tee. So there is ample evidence in that and Scripture to point to a Pre-Tribulation Rapture of the Church.  https://youtu.be/1M9L2MQgNEA

Perseverance-Spiritual growth part 2

Spiritual Growth takes time. When we started the journey to get to know our Creator and His Son Jesus, we were just babes in the faith. We as believers need to persevere in the faith to grow to maturity in Christ. If you want to watch the video here's the link: https://youtu.be/j84kdM_o_1Y

Within the Church body there are functions and elements that are opportunities for individuals to partake in for their own Spiritual Growth. Knowing what opportunities are out there is the first step. Letting the leadership within the Church is our responsibility. You can watch the video here: https://youtu.be/gved8voxYuo

Developing good Spiritual habits is an essential part of our spiritual journey to maturity in Christ. If we fail to develop good habits bad ones will take the place of good ones. You can also watch this teaching here; https://youtu.be/gjBmG8LWYEc. Please go to my channel and Subscribe to stay in touch with all my Biblical teachings.

The Church is a body of many members. Every member brings something different to the table as far as gifts and talents. The Lord's church grows only as each member does his or her part in the body of Christ. Lets explore the functional and Congregational goals of Spiritual Growth. You can also watch this message here: https://youtu.be/cy_mrEJy0bQ 

If we are to succeed in almost anything we set out for ourselves to do we need to set goals. We don't just need to set goals, but attainable goals. Thai goes for our Spiritual Growth also. You can watch the same message here: https://youtu.be/fR2KNE_aX4Y

This is part 2 in Spiritual Growth & Self Esteem. How does God see us? That is the question we should be saying to ourselves, not what others say about us. We need to remember that we were created in His image, the image of God. Created for a purpose, His purpose. YouTube link :https://youtu.be/HzhhuZwRk2g

Have you ever thought how self esteem and Spiritual Growth are intertwined? As we grow in the Lord our "Self-Esteem" or "Self-Image" gets better. When we see ourselves like Christ sees us, we can't help but love ourselves more, despite what the world says. I am made in the Image of the Living God. You can also watch this on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/iKofrkRG5U4

As Followers of Christ we are commanded to grow spiritually. Unlike physical growth, Spiritual growth takes effort on our part. You can also watch the video at: https://youtu.be/gfNy1cUlm2o

Can we lose our Salvation? Are we secure, that we can have that assurance that we can't lose our inheritance to be son's and daughters of the living God? I believe that scripture is very clear on the matter. We can not lose our salvation. The truth is that you were never saved to begin with. You can also watch the video on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/_FmSMtA1v7w