This document provides an overview of Israel's history from the beginning. It traces the key lineages and figures, including Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Seth, Enoch, Lamech, and Noah. It describes how the two lineages, the sons of God and the sons of men, interacted and collided before the Flood. Noah was chosen by God and survived the Flood with his family, carrying on the lineage of the sons of God. The document highlights the importance of several progenitors in Israel's history like Shem, Abraham, and others.
A very brief introduction to the prophetsTony Watkins
Slides for my talk introducing the Old Testament prophetic literature at Highfield Church, Southampton, February 2011. http://www.reasonablefaith.org.uk/
For Teenagers: Shaped or shattered - a study of JeremiahChris Yeo
The document summarizes key messages from the prophets Isaiah, Jeremiah and Ezekiel. It begins by outlining their historical context in Israel and then focuses on Jeremiah, providing more details about his life and prophecies. The main points are: (1) Jeremiah prophesied in Judah around 626 BC and warned of coming judgment for hardened hearts; (2) God knows us and will provide what we need, so we should not doubt ourselves; and (3) We should remain soft before God like clay in the hands of a potter, yielding to be shaped as he desires.
For Teenagers: Living by God's Standard - the book of IsaiahChris Yeo
Here are some suggestions to discuss:
1. Peer pressure to do things against God's will like lying, stealing, sexual immorality
2. Temptation from social media like inappropriate content, comparing oneself to others
3. Lack of strong Christian community and role models
4. Prioritizing studies/career over time with God
5. Not knowing how to stand up for beliefs respectfully
6. Feeling alone in faith at school/work
7. Stress and difficult emotions leading to unhealthy coping
Some ways to overcome: prayer and God's word daily, accountable Christian friendships, involve in church youth group, set boundaries respectfully, focus on identity in Christ not accomplishments,
1. Samuel confronted King Saul for disobeying God's command to completely destroy the Amalekites, sparing their king. Samuel told Saul that obedience is better than sacrifice and God has rejected him as king.
2. God then instructed Samuel to anoint one of Jesse's sons from Bethlehem as the new king. Samuel did as God commanded and selected David to be anointed as Saul's successor.
3. Saul's disobedience and pride led to his downfall as king, while David's humility and obedience to God despite difficulties prepared him to become a greater king than Saul.
This document discusses the 12 original tribes of Israel and their symbols. It provides details on each tribe's lineage based on passages from Genesis and assigns them symbols. Some of the tribes and their symbols mentioned include:
- Judah (lion), Reuben (man, water), Simeon (sword, wall), Levi (priesthood), Joseph (bull, arrows, bough/unicorn)
- Benjamin (wolf), Naphtali (hind), Dan (serpent, bucking horse), Asher (container of sweets), Issachar (donkey)
It also gives some examples of how the tribes' symbols have been incorporated into historical flags and coats of arms. The document recommends researching symbols that
This document provides an overview of the biblical book of Obadiah, which prophesies God's judgment against Edom for mistreating Israel. It discusses the historical context of Edom and its people, the Edomites, highlighting their pride and mistreatment of Jacob. The prophecy predicts Edom's destruction and Israel's restoration. It also references Obadiah's prophecies relating to the end times, the Great Tribulation, and Christ's millennial reign, taking an premillennial, pretribulational perspective. The document aims to apply the warning against pride to contemporary audiences.
B I B S T U D Lesson 14 Old Testament JudgesDennis Maturan
The document provides background information on several Old Testament judges in Israel:
- The judges acted as military and judicial leaders after Joshua divided the Promised Land among the tribes of Israel. Key judges included Othniel, Ehud, Deborah, Barak, Gideon, Jair, Jephthah, Ibzan, Elon, Abdon, and Samson.
- Gideon performed miracles to prove God had chosen him to free Israel from the Midianites and Amalekites. He led Israel to victory over the enemy armies with only 300 men.
- Jephthah made a rash vow to sacrifice whoever greeted him upon returning from battle vict
This document contains notes from a sermon on the biblical book of Obadiah given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi. The sermon discusses how Obadiah prophesied God's judgment against Edom for their pride and mistreatment of Israel. It outlines the history between Esau/Edom and Jacob/Israel, describes Edom's sins of pride in their location, wealth, alliances and more. The sermon also summarizes Obadiah's prophecies about God's judgment on nations during the tribulation period and restoration of Israel during the millennial reign. It closes with the plan of salvation through Jesus Christ.
A very brief introduction to the prophetsTony Watkins
Slides for my talk introducing the Old Testament prophetic literature at Highfield Church, Southampton, February 2011. http://www.reasonablefaith.org.uk/
For Teenagers: Shaped or shattered - a study of JeremiahChris Yeo
The document summarizes key messages from the prophets Isaiah, Jeremiah and Ezekiel. It begins by outlining their historical context in Israel and then focuses on Jeremiah, providing more details about his life and prophecies. The main points are: (1) Jeremiah prophesied in Judah around 626 BC and warned of coming judgment for hardened hearts; (2) God knows us and will provide what we need, so we should not doubt ourselves; and (3) We should remain soft before God like clay in the hands of a potter, yielding to be shaped as he desires.
For Teenagers: Living by God's Standard - the book of IsaiahChris Yeo
Here are some suggestions to discuss:
1. Peer pressure to do things against God's will like lying, stealing, sexual immorality
2. Temptation from social media like inappropriate content, comparing oneself to others
3. Lack of strong Christian community and role models
4. Prioritizing studies/career over time with God
5. Not knowing how to stand up for beliefs respectfully
6. Feeling alone in faith at school/work
7. Stress and difficult emotions leading to unhealthy coping
Some ways to overcome: prayer and God's word daily, accountable Christian friendships, involve in church youth group, set boundaries respectfully, focus on identity in Christ not accomplishments,
1. Samuel confronted King Saul for disobeying God's command to completely destroy the Amalekites, sparing their king. Samuel told Saul that obedience is better than sacrifice and God has rejected him as king.
2. God then instructed Samuel to anoint one of Jesse's sons from Bethlehem as the new king. Samuel did as God commanded and selected David to be anointed as Saul's successor.
3. Saul's disobedience and pride led to his downfall as king, while David's humility and obedience to God despite difficulties prepared him to become a greater king than Saul.
This document discusses the 12 original tribes of Israel and their symbols. It provides details on each tribe's lineage based on passages from Genesis and assigns them symbols. Some of the tribes and their symbols mentioned include:
- Judah (lion), Reuben (man, water), Simeon (sword, wall), Levi (priesthood), Joseph (bull, arrows, bough/unicorn)
- Benjamin (wolf), Naphtali (hind), Dan (serpent, bucking horse), Asher (container of sweets), Issachar (donkey)
It also gives some examples of how the tribes' symbols have been incorporated into historical flags and coats of arms. The document recommends researching symbols that
This document provides an overview of the biblical book of Obadiah, which prophesies God's judgment against Edom for mistreating Israel. It discusses the historical context of Edom and its people, the Edomites, highlighting their pride and mistreatment of Jacob. The prophecy predicts Edom's destruction and Israel's restoration. It also references Obadiah's prophecies relating to the end times, the Great Tribulation, and Christ's millennial reign, taking an premillennial, pretribulational perspective. The document aims to apply the warning against pride to contemporary audiences.
B I B S T U D Lesson 14 Old Testament JudgesDennis Maturan
The document provides background information on several Old Testament judges in Israel:
- The judges acted as military and judicial leaders after Joshua divided the Promised Land among the tribes of Israel. Key judges included Othniel, Ehud, Deborah, Barak, Gideon, Jair, Jephthah, Ibzan, Elon, Abdon, and Samson.
- Gideon performed miracles to prove God had chosen him to free Israel from the Midianites and Amalekites. He led Israel to victory over the enemy armies with only 300 men.
- Jephthah made a rash vow to sacrifice whoever greeted him upon returning from battle vict
This document contains notes from a sermon on the biblical book of Obadiah given at First Baptist Church in Jackson, Mississippi. The sermon discusses how Obadiah prophesied God's judgment against Edom for their pride and mistreatment of Israel. It outlines the history between Esau/Edom and Jacob/Israel, describes Edom's sins of pride in their location, wealth, alliances and more. The sermon also summarizes Obadiah's prophecies about God's judgment on nations during the tribulation period and restoration of Israel during the millennial reign. It closes with the plan of salvation through Jesus Christ.
This document provides a summary of the migrations and dispersions of the 12 tribes of Israel according to the Bible. It discusses how the tribes were divided into the House of Israel and the House of Judah, and how both houses experienced exile - the House of Israel being taken captive by Assyria, and the House of Judah being taken captive to Babylon. It then discusses how the tribes migrated and were scattered throughout Europe, Asia and other parts of the world, eventually becoming known as Christians after being redeemed by Jesus Christ. The document frames this as a dramatic story and plot outlined in the Bible that is not well understood today due to ignorance of the history and prophecies concerning the two houses of Israel.
1. The document provides context about the prophetic books of Daniel and Ezekiel.
2. It discusses the historical context in which Daniel and Ezekiel ministered, including the fall of Jerusalem and exile of Israelites to Babylon.
3. Key details are given about the lives and messages of Daniel and Ezekiel, including Daniel's integrity and visions, and Ezekiel's calls to preach judgment and restoration.
A verse by verse commentary on Judges 10 dealing with a couple of leaders of Israel in times of God's disappointment in the failure of his people to avoid idolatry.
The document summarizes the first chapter of a book about the migrations of the 12 tribes of Israel. It describes how King Solomon's rule led to division, with the prophet Ahijah prophesying that the kingdom would be split between Jeroboam and Rehoboam. This came to pass after Solomon's death, dividing Israel into the northern Kingdom of Israel and the southern Kingdom of Judah. The document emphasizes the importance of properly understanding the distinctions between these biblical groups.
The document provides an overview and analysis of the Book of Daniel. It summarizes that Daniel chapters 1-6 contain Daniel's autobiography and chapters 7-12 contain prophecies. The purpose of Daniel is to present God's sovereignty over history and provide a prophetic framework. It also served to encourage Israel during the exile. The document then analyzes several chapters in Daniel in detail.
The document provides an overview and analysis of the Book of Daniel. It summarizes each chapter and identifies the main themes. Chapter 1-6 contain narratives about Daniel's life in Babylon. Chapters 7-12 contain prophecies about future events. The overall purpose is to show that God is sovereign over history and to provide a framework to understand future prophecy, especially in Revelation. It also served to encourage Israel during their exile.
1. This document provides an overview of the books called the Apocrypha, listing them and their number of chapters. It includes books such as 1 Esdras, 2 Esdras, Tobit, Judith, additions to Esther, Wisdom of Solomon, Ecclesiasticus, Baruch, and 1 and 2 Maccabees.
2. It then provides a excerpt from 1 Esdras, recounting events surrounding King Josiah of Judah's ordering of the celebration of Passover in Jerusalem, including numbers of lambs, calves and other sacrifices provided. It describes the priests and Levites duties and the singing of the Levites.
3. The excerpt details how King Josiah
Joe Kovacs, an author and editor from World Net Daily, will give a presentation at the Tulsa Church of God about the real stories of Christmas, Easter, Noah's Ark, and what the Bible says about heaven, children of God, and other topics. The event will take place on Saturday, August 7th at 1:00 PM at the Tulsa Church of God located at 14509 E. Marshall Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The ten lost tribes of israel hollow earthMarcus 2012
http://marcusvannini2012.blogspot.com/
http://www.marcusmoon2022.org/designcontest.htm
Shoot for the moon and if you miss you'll land among the stars...
The document discusses the role of disciples from both secular and sacred perspectives. It compares disciples to mercenaries and missionaries, exploring both similarities and differences. Disciples are defined as followers who help spread and accept the teachings of another. The document examines examples of disciples throughout history, including those involved in the American Revolution and Christian faith, discussing what they sacrificed and how some defected or died for their cause.
The document discusses how Christmas is for those who wait. It provides biblical examples of faithful people in the Old Testament who waited for God's salvation and the coming of the Messiah, such as Zechariah, Elizabeth, Mary and Joseph. It then gives an overview of the history of Israel from the time of Abraham until Jesus' ministry, noting how God's people had to endure times of waiting during exile, dispersion and captivity. The theme of waiting patiently for God is shown in various psalms and prophets. The document encourages readers to reflect on whether they are able to be satisfied in God even during times of silence, hardship or prolonged waiting.
This presentation present a historical overview of blacks in the bible. Delivered by Dr. Estrelda Alexander President of William Seymour College. This was presented at eChurch-Everybody's Church Sunday Feb. 21, 2016.
Links
http://www.wmseymour.org
http://echurchonline.org
This document discusses the lineage and history of the tribe of Reuben from biblical passages and historical accounts. It traces the tribe of Reuben from the biblical patriarch Reuben to the kingdom of the Franks in Europe led by King Clovis in the 5th century. Later, the Frankish kingdom divided into the territories of France and Germany, tracing to the western and eastern Franks respectively. The document examines coats of arms, divisions of land, and biblical passages to build the case that the modern nation of France descended from the tribe of Reuben.
Three Circumstances of life that Require Godly PatienceBible Preaching
The document discusses 3 circumstances that require godly patience: 1) The funeral of a saint like Samuel, whose death did not end God's work. 2) Marriage problems, as exemplified by Abigail who was married to the foolish and harsh Nabal. 3) Pay-day issues, as David reasonably requested payment from Nabal for protecting his shepherds, but had to wait patiently. The conclusion exhorts the need for patience after doing God's will, as tribulations produce patience, experience, and hope through enduring comfortably with scripture.
This document provides a summary of a book arguing that Jews are not descended from the original Israelites and their claims of being God's chosen people are false. It asserts that Judaism is an imposter religion and Jews are an imposter people, representing the deception that will deceive the whole world. The document traces the genealogy of Jews back to Cain and Edomites, not the tribes of Israel. It argues Jewish claims of descent from Abraham and being the exclusive recipients of blessings in Genesis are contradicted by history and Scripture.
This document discusses the migrations of the Israelites after their exile from Palestine by the Assyrians. It argues that the Israelites migrated north and west, eventually settling in places like Armenia, southern Russia, Germany, Scandinavia and Britain. The document traces the Israelite migrations through names they were called by others like Scythians, Saxons, Scots and more to show they maintained their identity as they migrated throughout Europe. It uses both biblical prophecies and historical sources to support this theory of the migrations and identities of the so-called "Ten Lost Tribes".
This document provides an overview of Week 3 of a Bible study on the Old Testament. It discusses:
1. The purpose of the study is to give a practical, historical overview of the OT emphasizing God's unfolding plan of salvation through His covenants with Israel and their fulfillment in Jesus.
2. It outlines 12 major events in the OT and discusses the Abrahamic covenant where God promises to make Abraham's descendants a great nation and bless all people through them.
3. It explains that the Mosaic covenant that established Israel's laws is different than the unconditional Abrahamic covenant and was meant for Jews under the Old Covenant theocracy rather than Christians today. Moral laws are universal but others
Cain was a sour apple for Adam and Eve. But through God's grace Eve would conceive and have a child that would carry forward God's plan for the world. Download Free PowerPoint at www.BibleGuy.org
Genesis ch. 5, 2012, Adam, toledot, Adam’s age, 1656 years Adam to flood, eno...Valley Bible Fellowship
This document discusses details from the genealogy of Adam found in Genesis chapter 5. Some key points discussed include:
- Adam lived 930 years total, with 130 years passing between his creation and the birth of his son Seth.
- Enoch "walked with God" for 300 years before being taken directly to heaven without dying.
- Methuselah, whose name means "when he dies it shall be sent", died in the year of the great flood.
- Marriage between siblings in early generations before the fall would have had few genetic issues, as defects increased over time due to sin and separation from God.
This document provides a summary of the migrations and dispersions of the 12 tribes of Israel according to the Bible. It discusses how the tribes were divided into the House of Israel and the House of Judah, and how both houses experienced exile - the House of Israel being taken captive by Assyria, and the House of Judah being taken captive to Babylon. It then discusses how the tribes migrated and were scattered throughout Europe, Asia and other parts of the world, eventually becoming known as Christians after being redeemed by Jesus Christ. The document frames this as a dramatic story and plot outlined in the Bible that is not well understood today due to ignorance of the history and prophecies concerning the two houses of Israel.
1. The document provides context about the prophetic books of Daniel and Ezekiel.
2. It discusses the historical context in which Daniel and Ezekiel ministered, including the fall of Jerusalem and exile of Israelites to Babylon.
3. Key details are given about the lives and messages of Daniel and Ezekiel, including Daniel's integrity and visions, and Ezekiel's calls to preach judgment and restoration.
A verse by verse commentary on Judges 10 dealing with a couple of leaders of Israel in times of God's disappointment in the failure of his people to avoid idolatry.
The document summarizes the first chapter of a book about the migrations of the 12 tribes of Israel. It describes how King Solomon's rule led to division, with the prophet Ahijah prophesying that the kingdom would be split between Jeroboam and Rehoboam. This came to pass after Solomon's death, dividing Israel into the northern Kingdom of Israel and the southern Kingdom of Judah. The document emphasizes the importance of properly understanding the distinctions between these biblical groups.
The document provides an overview and analysis of the Book of Daniel. It summarizes that Daniel chapters 1-6 contain Daniel's autobiography and chapters 7-12 contain prophecies. The purpose of Daniel is to present God's sovereignty over history and provide a prophetic framework. It also served to encourage Israel during the exile. The document then analyzes several chapters in Daniel in detail.
The document provides an overview and analysis of the Book of Daniel. It summarizes each chapter and identifies the main themes. Chapter 1-6 contain narratives about Daniel's life in Babylon. Chapters 7-12 contain prophecies about future events. The overall purpose is to show that God is sovereign over history and to provide a framework to understand future prophecy, especially in Revelation. It also served to encourage Israel during their exile.
1. This document provides an overview of the books called the Apocrypha, listing them and their number of chapters. It includes books such as 1 Esdras, 2 Esdras, Tobit, Judith, additions to Esther, Wisdom of Solomon, Ecclesiasticus, Baruch, and 1 and 2 Maccabees.
2. It then provides a excerpt from 1 Esdras, recounting events surrounding King Josiah of Judah's ordering of the celebration of Passover in Jerusalem, including numbers of lambs, calves and other sacrifices provided. It describes the priests and Levites duties and the singing of the Levites.
3. The excerpt details how King Josiah
Joe Kovacs, an author and editor from World Net Daily, will give a presentation at the Tulsa Church of God about the real stories of Christmas, Easter, Noah's Ark, and what the Bible says about heaven, children of God, and other topics. The event will take place on Saturday, August 7th at 1:00 PM at the Tulsa Church of God located at 14509 E. Marshall Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The ten lost tribes of israel hollow earthMarcus 2012
http://marcusvannini2012.blogspot.com/
http://www.marcusmoon2022.org/designcontest.htm
Shoot for the moon and if you miss you'll land among the stars...
The document discusses the role of disciples from both secular and sacred perspectives. It compares disciples to mercenaries and missionaries, exploring both similarities and differences. Disciples are defined as followers who help spread and accept the teachings of another. The document examines examples of disciples throughout history, including those involved in the American Revolution and Christian faith, discussing what they sacrificed and how some defected or died for their cause.
The document discusses how Christmas is for those who wait. It provides biblical examples of faithful people in the Old Testament who waited for God's salvation and the coming of the Messiah, such as Zechariah, Elizabeth, Mary and Joseph. It then gives an overview of the history of Israel from the time of Abraham until Jesus' ministry, noting how God's people had to endure times of waiting during exile, dispersion and captivity. The theme of waiting patiently for God is shown in various psalms and prophets. The document encourages readers to reflect on whether they are able to be satisfied in God even during times of silence, hardship or prolonged waiting.
This presentation present a historical overview of blacks in the bible. Delivered by Dr. Estrelda Alexander President of William Seymour College. This was presented at eChurch-Everybody's Church Sunday Feb. 21, 2016.
Links
http://www.wmseymour.org
http://echurchonline.org
This document discusses the lineage and history of the tribe of Reuben from biblical passages and historical accounts. It traces the tribe of Reuben from the biblical patriarch Reuben to the kingdom of the Franks in Europe led by King Clovis in the 5th century. Later, the Frankish kingdom divided into the territories of France and Germany, tracing to the western and eastern Franks respectively. The document examines coats of arms, divisions of land, and biblical passages to build the case that the modern nation of France descended from the tribe of Reuben.
Three Circumstances of life that Require Godly PatienceBible Preaching
The document discusses 3 circumstances that require godly patience: 1) The funeral of a saint like Samuel, whose death did not end God's work. 2) Marriage problems, as exemplified by Abigail who was married to the foolish and harsh Nabal. 3) Pay-day issues, as David reasonably requested payment from Nabal for protecting his shepherds, but had to wait patiently. The conclusion exhorts the need for patience after doing God's will, as tribulations produce patience, experience, and hope through enduring comfortably with scripture.
This document provides a summary of a book arguing that Jews are not descended from the original Israelites and their claims of being God's chosen people are false. It asserts that Judaism is an imposter religion and Jews are an imposter people, representing the deception that will deceive the whole world. The document traces the genealogy of Jews back to Cain and Edomites, not the tribes of Israel. It argues Jewish claims of descent from Abraham and being the exclusive recipients of blessings in Genesis are contradicted by history and Scripture.
This document discusses the migrations of the Israelites after their exile from Palestine by the Assyrians. It argues that the Israelites migrated north and west, eventually settling in places like Armenia, southern Russia, Germany, Scandinavia and Britain. The document traces the Israelite migrations through names they were called by others like Scythians, Saxons, Scots and more to show they maintained their identity as they migrated throughout Europe. It uses both biblical prophecies and historical sources to support this theory of the migrations and identities of the so-called "Ten Lost Tribes".
This document provides an overview of Week 3 of a Bible study on the Old Testament. It discusses:
1. The purpose of the study is to give a practical, historical overview of the OT emphasizing God's unfolding plan of salvation through His covenants with Israel and their fulfillment in Jesus.
2. It outlines 12 major events in the OT and discusses the Abrahamic covenant where God promises to make Abraham's descendants a great nation and bless all people through them.
3. It explains that the Mosaic covenant that established Israel's laws is different than the unconditional Abrahamic covenant and was meant for Jews under the Old Covenant theocracy rather than Christians today. Moral laws are universal but others
Cain was a sour apple for Adam and Eve. But through God's grace Eve would conceive and have a child that would carry forward God's plan for the world. Download Free PowerPoint at www.BibleGuy.org
Genesis ch. 5, 2012, Adam, toledot, Adam’s age, 1656 years Adam to flood, eno...Valley Bible Fellowship
This document discusses details from the genealogy of Adam found in Genesis chapter 5. Some key points discussed include:
- Adam lived 930 years total, with 130 years passing between his creation and the birth of his son Seth.
- Enoch "walked with God" for 300 years before being taken directly to heaven without dying.
- Methuselah, whose name means "when he dies it shall be sent", died in the year of the great flood.
- Marriage between siblings in early generations before the fall would have had few genetic issues, as defects increased over time due to sin and separation from God.
This document provides a summary of the biblical story of Jacob and Esau. It describes how they were twins who struggled in the womb, with God saying the elder would serve the younger. As they grew, Esau was a hunter favored by his father while Jacob dwelt in tents, favored by his mother. Esau sold his birthright to Jacob for food. Later, with Rebekah's help, Jacob deceives his blind father Isaac into giving him Esau's blessing. This causes conflict between the brothers. The document analyzes the different blessings given to Jacob and Esau, with Jacob representing righteousness and Israel, while Esau represents the wicked. It describes symbolic meanings within Jacob's blessing regarding Israel's past wealth
All angelic manifestations in the Bible were simply the same beings now claiming to be aliens. These deceptive beings populating the atmosphere throughout mankind's history are artful MIMICS & MASTERS OF DISGUISE. Rebel angels can take on any form they please, even appearing as angels of light.The deceptive rebel angels often appear to humans in SEEMINGLY benign guises: as the enlightening angel to Mohammed, as the angel Moroni to Joseph Smith, in disguise as the Virgin Mary in apparitions, and disguised as Enlightening Alien Space Brothers.
David Icke Cain Eve And The Serpent Dragon.TxtKukuasu
The document discusses theories about Cain, Eve, and the serpent from the Bible. It claims that Cain was born from Eve and the serpent/dragon, implanting evil into the world. It says Cain's lineage led to murder, lies, and eventually human sacrifice. The document explores ideas about the fallen angels and their influence on early civilizations, including bringing knowledge and giants to earth. It examines biblical references to Cain and speculates on connections to ancient cultures in Mexico and the Middle East.
Toldot Shmita preparation 21 Nov 2015 Bro. Aike MLTCJoey Fernandez
The document provides commentary on the Torah portion of Toldot, which discusses the generations of Isaac and the births of Jacob and Esau. It explores the deeper meanings of the Hebrew word "toldot", which refers not just to generations but to fruit and outcomes. It analyzes various details in the story, such as Rebecca's struggle during pregnancy, Esau selling his birthright to Jacob for food, and their different personalities and roles as adults. The commentary suggests these narratives illustrate broader spiritual truths about God's plan and the rejection of the natural firstborn in favor of the spiritual firstborn.
Learn the Bible Summary Hour 3: Genesis 4-11 Prehistorical Periodpastoralp
The document summarizes key points from Genesis chapters 4-11, which discuss Cain and Abel, the angels and Noah's flood, and the Tower of Babel. It describes differing views on whether Cain's or Abel's sacrifice was accepted by God and why. It also discusses the "angel view" that angels intermarried with human women, resulting in giants. The document provides scriptural support for this view and notes it was the traditional view of early Church fathers and Jewish literature. It summarizes perspectives on the flood being universal or local in scope and provides geological evidence supporting a global flood.
This document provides a summary of key details and events from religious texts including the Book of Abraham, Book of Moses, and Joseph Smith-Matthew:
1) It outlines the discovery of the papyri that would be translated into the Book of Abraham, including their finding in Egypt and purchase by Joseph Smith.
2) It summarizes the main teachings and events described in the Book of Abraham, Book of Moses, and Joseph Smith-Matthew, including the life of Abraham, creation narrative, and early biblical figures like Enoch.
3) It highlights some of the major prophecies and visions contained in the texts, such as Enoch's visions of the last days and the destruction of Jerusalem prophes
Noah had three sons born to him, Shem, Ham, and Japheth, before God sent a flood to destroy the world (Genesis 5:32). Whenever the names of Noah’s three sons are recorded, Shem is always mentioned first (Genesis 9:18; 10:2, 21), even though Shem was the second-born (the Bible often lists people according to prominence rather than age). Japheth was the oldest (Genesis 10:21), and Ham was the youngest (Genesis 9:24).
1) The document discusses the story of Cain and Abel from the Book of Moses. It mentions that Cain loved Satan more than God, while Abel hearkened unto the Lord. Cain was angry when God accepted Abel's offering but not his.
2) It then discusses the significance of Far West, Missouri as the site where Cain killed Abel. It provides perspectives from prophets on the sacredness of the location.
3) Finally, it offers counsel about how to respond with love rather than fear when loved ones stray from the gospel, and maintains hope that through repentance they can return to the fold.
The document outlines a sermon series on the Minor Prophets, listing each prophet from Obadiah to Malachi along with their approximate dates. It then provides summaries of key messages about injustice from Obadiah, Joel, Jonah, and Amos, noting that injustice flourishes with indifference, stems from disregarding human worth, takes root when people are disconnected from suffering, and occurs when the oppressed lose access to justice systems.
The passage describes how Esau sold his birthright to his brother Jacob in exchange for some stew. As the firstborn son, Esau was entitled to special privileges as the family heir, including a double portion of his father's inheritance. However, in a moment of hunger and short-sightedness, Esau dismissed the importance of his birthright and traded it away for food. The Bible views this negatively, as Esau despised his spiritual inheritance for the sake of temporary satisfaction. Both believers and unbelievers can learn that compromising one's faith for worldly desires has serious consequences.
The passage describes how Esau sold his birthright to his brother Jacob in exchange for some stew. As the firstborn son, Esau was entitled to special privileges as the family heir, including a double portion of his father's inheritance. However, in a moment of hunger and short-sightedness, Esau dismissed the importance of his birthright and traded it away for food. The Bible views this negatively, as Esau despised his spiritual inheritance for temporary physical satisfaction. Both believers and unbelievers can learn that compromising one's faith for worldly desires will result in missing God's blessings.
This document discusses how the book of Genesis frames beliefs about humanity, family, and God. It notes that Genesis is structured around the repeating phrase "the generations of" followed by important biblical figures, marking major sections of the book. These sections frame the story of creation, the Flood, Abraham, Jacob, and Joseph's lives. The document argues Genesis shapes core beliefs about humanity, family, and the nature of God.
The document provides information about the organization of books in the Old Testament and New Testament of the Bible. It lists the books and historical periods. It also includes summaries and links to video summaries of each of the Minor Prophets. The overall summary is that the document outlines the structure and content of the Bible books, with a focus on summarizing each of the Minor Prophets.
Deuteronomy 2-3, Remember; Provoking; God Is Not An “Indian Giver”, Giants In...Valley Bible Fellowship
Deuteronomy Chapters 2-3, God Is Not An “Indian Giver”, There were Giants In The Land; Nephilim Gigantes, Hardened Hearts; Iron Steel ooparts; Remember; Provoking;
What did God tell Joshua to do after conquering the land? (13:1) How much land remained to be possessed? (13:2-6) Who was the land for and what was the first step? (13:7) How does this study apply to contemporary conflicts between the Jews and the Palestinians in Israel? How do your answers to these questions apply to you?
The document discusses the concept of human races from both scientific and biblical perspectives. It summarizes that:
1) Modern science has reduced the number of accepted human races to three: European, Asian, African.
2) The Bible traces the origin of all humanity to Noah's three sons - Shem, Ham, and Japheth - from whom the whole earth was repopulated.
3) Both genetics research and the Bible indicate there is only one human "race" and that all humans originated from the same ancestors in Africa and have a common lineage. Differences between groups are cultural not racial.
1. The document provides a summary of the key people and events in the book of Genesis, including the creation of the world, Adam and Eve, Noah and the flood, the Tower of Babel, and the lives of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph.
2. It discusses 10 major divisions of Genesis covering Creation to the death of Joseph over approximately 2,315 years.
3. The summary highlights the main people and events in each division, such as God's promise to Abraham to make him a great nation and bless all people through him.
One Righteous Man Can Save the World - Genesis 6:1-12David Turner
Noah was found righteous in the eyes of God. Noah became the savior of the world. This PowerPoint on Genesis 6:1-12 is free to download and use for instruction in righteousness at www.BibleGuy.org
2. Presents
Two Houses One People
Ephraim Judah
Israe
l Presented By:
Elder Francisco Gomez Luna
3. Objective of This Study
To: present an overview of Israel’s history.
To: trace the key factors in that history.
To: use the key factors to “see” YAH’s plan.
To: determine where we fit into that plan.
To: establish our identity once and for all,
plant our feet on solid rock, and
understand our true inheritance in
Messiah.
4. IN THE BEGINNING:
Yad Hey Uav Hey
Modern Hebrew
YHUH
English Transliteration
Paleo (Ancient) Hebrew
“Yad” has “Y” sound as in “Yaakov”.
“Hey” when following has “ah” sound as in “Torah”
“Uav” has “ūh” sound as in “Truth”.
“Hey” following again has “ah” sound.
Pronounced together they produce the name:
YAHUAH
Which Means:
YAH the Eternal One
“This is my name FOREVER” (Exodus 3:15)
5. Out Of The Garden
1. Adam, the man who chose to obey his wife instead
of YHUH.
2. Eve, the woman who chose to believe the serpent
rather than YHUH.
3. Cain, the firstborn on a cursed earth, is born.
4. Abel, the first victim of domestic violence, is born.
5. The flaw is revealed and a tragedy occurs.
6. YHUH has nothing more to do with Cain. (4:11)
7. YHUH gives Adam and Eve Seth in place of Abel.
6. Two lineages Existed Before The
Flood
Genesis 4:16 - 6:12
Before the flood there were two lineages. One was the
lineage of Seth, whose descendants began invoking the
name of YAH upon themselves after Enosh was born;
and thus were called “sons of YAH.” (4:26) The other
was the lineage of Cain whose descendants are called
simply “men”. It was the daughters of these that the
“sons of YAH” began to intermarry with. Although
both lineages came from Adam originally, one had a
YAH-oriented culture while the other one came from
Cain; who had been banished from the presence of
YAH for murdering his brother. Each one of these
cultures produced a prime example of its influence.
7. The Culture Called Just “Men”
LAMECH: Sixth Generation From Cain
The son of Methusael, son of Mehujael, son of Irad,
son of Enoch, son of Cain. Lamech was an angry
murderer just as his great-great-great-grandfather
Cain had been. Bolstered by the weapons of war
invented by his son *Tubal Cain*, Lamech decrees
that he shall be avenged 70 times 7. He did so out of
pride, arrogance, and self-exaltation. Lamech is the
perfected product of this culture and the last we hear
until chapter 6 from the culture of Cain; who was cast
out from the presence of YAH. (Gen 4:24)
*The name Tubal Cain means: Offspring of Cain*
8. The Culture of the Sons of YAH
Enoch: The Prime Example of It (Gen 5:3-24)
The son of Jared, son of Mahalalel, son of
Kenan, son of Enosh, son of Seth, son of Adam.
Enoch is the seventh generation of a people who
practiced a culture that took the name of YAH
upon itself and lived in reverence of Him. Enoch
learned to walk with YAH so intimately that the
last we hear of him is that he was no more
because YAH took him. He walked off into
eternity in full and perfect fellowship with his
Creator without dying. (Gen 5:24)
A Powerful Culture!
9. The Cultures in Contrast
Genesis 6:1-7
Cain’s descendants evolve into a violent culture
steeped in prideful arrogance. (Lamech) (Gen
4:23,24)
Seth’s descendants evolve into a powerful race
of beings whose contact with YAH is exemplified
by Enoch’s relationship with YAH and its result
upon him. (He was no more because YAH took
him) He simply walked off into eternity with YAH.
However, the culture has reached its peak at this
point and begins to diminish in strength from this
point on.
WHY?
10. A Collision of Cultures
It Happened When Men Began To Multiply Gen. 6:1
The subversion of one culture by another.
1. Daughters were born unto men. (Cain’s Lineage)
2. In time, the sons of YAH noticed them.
3. They began to intermarry with them.
4. Man’s diseased culture infects the sons of YAH.
5. Crossbreeding produces powerful, violent giants.
6. Evil became the focus, essence, and the end
product of a totally corrupted culture created by
compromise.
7. YAH: “My Spirit will not strive forever with man ”
11. What was “Strive” all About?
The whole Antediluvian period was 1656 years long, and YAH strove to
build a Set-Apart (Holy) Culture by responding to the invocation of his
name by the sons of Adam through Seth until Noah. He deposited in
them his power and they were imbued with wisdom and knowledge.
We can only imagine what powers they were imbued with, but the
Apostle calls them angels. (Jud. 1:6)
Because He Is Also Flesh! (Gen. 6:3)
But they corrupted themselves with the women of Cain’s culture
because, in the end, they were also flesh and chose the works of the
flesh over the power of the Spirit. This allowed the seed that had the
serpent’s mentality to overpower the sons of YAH through lust of the
flesh and become the predominant culture. The total corruption of the
culture left only 8 people eligible to escape the coming judgment that
was the flood.
It was not a fluke! It was the serpent’s evil cunning in the minds of the
seed of Cain at work! YAH allows us to see the end result of that
mentality! Humanity without YAH would breed only destruction!
12. 1656 600 Flood
1651 777
1656 969
987 365
1422 962
1290 895
1235 910
1140 905
1042 912
930
500---------> 3 Sons
182---------->Noah
187---------->Lamech
65----------->Methusalem
162--------->Enoch
65----------->Jared
70----------->Mahalaleel
90----------->Cainan
105--------->Enosh
130--------->Seth
Adam
LEGEND: From the years given to us in Scripture that the antediluvians lived, we can calculate the years of the era and the years in
which the culture of the Sons of YAH rose and fell; leaving only eight people to enter into the era of nations.
Seth was born 130 years after Adam was created and lived 912 years. That gives us 1042 years since creation.
Enosh was born 235 years after creation and lived 905 years. "Men began calling on the name" around the time of his birth.
Cainan was born 325 years after creation, lived 910 years, and died in the year 1235 of that era.
Mahalaleel was born 395 years after creation, lived 895 years, and died in the year 1290.
Jared was born 460 years after creation, lived 962 years, and died in 1422.
Enoch was born 622 years after creation, lived 365 years, and crossed over into the spirit realm without dying in the year 987.
Methusalem was born 687 years after creation, lived 969 years, and died in the year of the flood; 1656.
Lamech was born 874 years after creation, lived 777 years, and died in the years 1651. He was the end of an era.
Noah was born 1056 years after creation, lived 600 years before the flood, and carried the seed of the sons of YAH into the
new era.
The entire era lasted 1656 years.
13. But Noah Found (Was Given)
Grace
Who Is Noah? He’s Not Someone Chosen At Random
Noah’s name means “rest” (Gen 5:29)
Noah: great-great grandson of Enoch. (Gen. 5:18-29)
He was born 600 years before the Flood.
He was commissioned by YAH to build the ark at 500
years of age.
His father Lamech died at *777 years of age; 5 years
before the flood. His death signaled the *end of an age!
His grandfather Methuselah died the year of the flood at
969 years of age.
He lived 350 Years after the flood!
14. Noah After The Flood
1.Noah is 1 of 8 people who survived the flood.
2.He has a wife, three sons, and their wives.
3.Shem, Ham, and Japheth are Noah’s sons.
4.An incident occurs that tells us something about
the future of the lineage. (Gen 9:20-27)
5.Gen 9:26 He also said, "Blessed be YAH, the
Alahym of Shem; and let Canaan be his servant.
6.Gen 9:27 May YAH enlarge Japheth, and let him
dwell in the tents of Shem, and let Canaan be his
servant."
Notice how conspicuously Ham is left out? There is
a very good reason why.
16. Key Persons: Abraham
1. Gen 12:2 and I will make of thee a great nation, and I will bless thee,
and make thy name great; and be thou a blessing;
Gen 12:3 and I will bless them that bless thee, and him that curseth
thee will I curse: and in thee shall all the families of the earth be blessed.
2. Gen 13:16 And I will make thy seed as the dust of the earth: so that if
a man can number the dust of the earth, then may thy seed also be
numbered.
3. Gen 17:4 As for me, behold, my covenant is with thee, and thou shalt
be a father of many nations.
Gen 17:5 Neither shall thy name any more be called Abram, but thy
name shall be Abraham; for a father of many nations have I made thee.
Gen 17:6 And I will make thee exceeding fruitful, and I will make nations
of thee, and kings shall come out of thee.
Gen 17:7 And I will establish my covenant between me and thee and thy
seed after thee in their generations for an everlasting covenant, to be a
Mighty One unto thee, and to thy seed after thee.
17. Key Persons: Isaac
Isaac is the child of promise that YAH promised
Abraham. He became the link that made
possible the propagation or “distribution” of the
chosen seed into the next generation. Isaac had
two sons: Esau & Jacob. YAH’s choice was
Jacob even before the children were born.
Gen 25:23-34
18. Key Persons: Jacob
Named Yasar’al (Israel) = “He will Rule as
Alahym” (Gen. 32:28)
Adopts and Blesses the Sons of Joseph: (Gen
48:5)
Bequeaths the Blessing of the Firstborn and the
Name of Yasar’al to Ephraim (Gen. 48:12-20)
Gives each of the Twelve Tribes of Israel a
Blessing. (Gen 49: 1-33)
Appointed Judah as the Caretaker of the
Scepter (Authority) of YAH until Messiah came.
(Gen. 49:10) This is the inheritance Messiah
spoke of in Mat. 21:38.
19. FROM ABRAHAM TO THE 12 TRIBES
< Chosen to bless all the families of the earth
Abraham through his seed. “ Melchizedek… blessed him
that had the promises.” (Heb 7:6)
< Continuation of the
Isaac seed or lineage by
YAH’s promise
<Continuation of the seed.
Jacob Renamed Israel by YAH:
Gen 32:28
12 Tribes of Israel < Twelve sons are born who
will become the twelve tribes
of Israel
20. NAMES OF THE 12 TRIBES
1. Reuben 2. Simeon 3. Levi 4.*Judah 5. Issachar 6.
Zebulun 7.**Joseph 8.*Benjamin 9. Dan
10. Naphtali 11.Gad 12. Asher
*Judah & Benjamin would later be the two tribes that comprised the Southern
Kingdom of Judah when YHUH divided Israel into Israel & Judah(1Ki 11:29-36)
Judah was given care of the scepter (authority) until Shiloh (Messiah) came. (Gen
49:10) The nickname “Jew” comes from the name Judah.
**Joseph was blessed by Jacob with fruitfulness in his seed. It was through Joseph’s
lineage that YHUH kept his promise to Abraham. (Gen 15:5 & 17:6) In keeping
with this, Jacob/Israel blesses the younger son of Joseph (Ephraim) with a blessing
that declares him as “A Fullness of Gentiles or Multitude of Nations.” (Gen 48:19)
That younger son’s name is Ephraim. It is a name by which all the ten tribes of the
northern kingdom called Israel are also known. The name Ephraim means “double
fruitfulness.” This is the seed of Abraham that has been made into a multitude of
nations.
21. HISTORY OF THE 12 TRIBES
1. Entered into Egypt with Jacob their father
through Joseph who was Prime Minister of
Egypt. The total number of people who entered
was 70. (Gen 46:3,27)
2. Remained in Egypt 430 years and were
enslaved by Egypt during that time.
3. Were delivered from Egypt by YAH through
Moses.(600,000 men not counting women and
children)
4. Given the Covenant of the Law at Mt. Sinai
and wandered through the desert for forty
years.
5. Entered into the Promised Land under
Joshua’s leadership.
22. IN THE PROMISED LAND
Israel was governed by YHUH through judges
and prophets until the people asked for a king.
There were 3 kings in the kingdom of Israel
during the time it was united over a period of 120
years. Each one reigned 40 years. (1065 BC –
945 BC) Saul, David, Solomon.
At the end of this time, YHUH divided the
kingdom into two separate kingdoms: Israel &
Judah (1K 11:1-37)
23. A Kingdom Divided
King Solomon provoked YHUH by following after
false gods and building houses for them in the
land of Israel. (1K 11:1-10)
YHUH gave Judah one additional tribe to form a
kingdom with in dividing the kingdom. (1K 11:11-
13)
Jeroboam is given ten tribes through prophecy.
(1K 11:29-32)
The split comes after the coronation of
Rehoboam; Solomon’s son. (1K 11:43-12:19)
24. YHUH Confirms The Division
Jeroboam becomes king of the ten tribes whose
rightful name was Israel. (1K 12:20)
Rehoboam decides to start a civil war to reunify
the kingdom. (1K 12:21)
YHUH sends ShemaYah (Yah has heard) to
confirm that this division is according to His will.
(1K 12:22-24)
Israel & Judah begin their separate paths to
accomplish their individual tasks by YAH’s
appointment.
25. The Appointed Tasks
Understanding the difference between the
WHOLE house of Israel and
Israel/Ephraim (the northern kingdom) is
the key to understanding the tasks of both
Israel & Judah.
Understanding the individual tasks of both
Israel & Judah is the key to understanding
YHVH’s plan for the WHOLE house of
Israel.
26. History of Israel (The Northern Kingdom)
Israel (Also Known as *Ephraim) became a
separate kingdom from Judah c. 945 BCE
24 Kings ruled Israel between c.1065 BCE &
c.722 BCE counting Saul, David, & Solomon.
IMPORTANT FACT: These people are not
Jews! They are, however, as much Hebrew as
the Jews. They are of the seed of Abraham.
The kingdom was dissolved by the Assyrians
when they carried off all but the lowliest of the
people of Israel to other lands within their
empire. *See slide #18
27. Character of Israel/Ephraim
(1K 12:25-33)
Jeroboam, driven by insecurity, immediately
separates Israel/Ephraim from its spiritual
heritage.
He had golden calves made for Israel/Ephraim
to worship. “These are the gods who brought
you out of Egypt.” he told them.
He created an unauthorized priesthood and
named “lowlifes” as priests in it.
He set a precedent in idolatry that brought
Israel/Ephraim to judgment.
He was the beginning of the end for the kingdom
of Israel/Ephraim of ancient times in the land of
Israel.
28. Israel/Ephraim’s Pedigree
Began as Jacob (One Man) whose name was changed
by YHUH from Jacob to Israel. (Gen. 32:28)
A total of 70 people entered Egypt, but only one man
was named Israel. (Gen 46:27)
That man bequeathed his name to the younger son of
his son Joseph; whom he first adopted as his own along
with his elder brother Manasseh. (Gen. 48:5)
That younger son’s name was Ephraim. He was blessed
by his father Israel to become “a multitude of nations” or
“fullness of Gentiles.” (Gen. 48:19)
Ephraim means “doubly fruitful.” He was chosen by
YHUH to become the predominantly proliferate seed of
Israel. (Gen 48:20)
29. Facts That Must Be Considered
1. YHUH’s Word will not return void. (Isa. 55:11)
A) It creates or causes to be. (Psa. 33:6)
B) It sustains by its power. (Heb. 1:3)
C) It is immutable. (Isa. 40:8)
2. YHUH promised to make Abraham the father of
many nations. Kings would come from him! His seed
would cover the earth like the dust. Graphic enough?
(see slide #14)
What part of IMMUTABLE did we not understand?
30. Biological Truth I
Fathers carry the seed of the next generation for
all generations. The lineage never changes.
The seed of man is inherent. All men, except
Messiah, come from Adam.
Culture is the environment in which any people
live at any given moment in time in any part of
the world. Cultures differ by region and era.
Culture is external and cannot affect the seed,
which is innate. That which is innate does not
change and is never lost.
Abba has been cultivating a seed from the start!
31. Biological Truth II
*The blood supply of the mother and that
of the unborn child never mix.
*MODERN BIOLOGY SERIES HUMAN REPRODUCTION: OVULATION TO BIRTH
Dr. 0. Roger Anderson: Professor of Natural Sciences, Columbia University, Teachers College;
and Senior Research Scientist, Biological Oceanography, Columbia University.
The proof of this is the fact that Yahusha the Lamb, was born of the direct bloodline
of YAH. His blood had to be from a source different than that of Adam due to the
contamination of sin in Adam’s bloodline.
Act 20:28 Take heed therefore unto yourselves, and to all the flock, over the which
the Holy Ghost hath made you overseers, to feed the congregation of YAH, which
he hath purchased with his own blood.
1Pe 1:19 But with the precious blood of Messiah, as of a lamb without blemish and
without spot:
32. Biological Truth III
Whatever manner of seed it is, it will always
reproduce after its own kind. It is true of every
living thing in all of creation. Man’s alteration
or manipulation of certain species through
genetic engineering does not change, annul,
or abrogate this truth.
This is just as true of the seed of Abraham.
Conclusion:
Once a Hebrew; always a Hebrew!
33. Do The Math
1. What was YHUH’s purpose in supercharging
Ephraim’s (doubly fruitful) seed?
A) To equip it to absorb all other seeds.
B) To Fulfill a Promise He made to Abraham!
2. What was His purpose in SOWING that seed
among the nations beginning in Assyria? (Hos.1)
(Jezreel means “YHUH has sown.”) (Hos. 1:1 -
14:9)
A) To teach Israel the importance of faithfulness
to YHUH.
B) To show YHUH’s faithfulness in fulfilling his
word to his people Israel.
34. Do The Math II
If one seed produces twice as much as all others:
1. How long until the exponential effect occurs?
(5x5x5x5)
2. Will not this seed eventually absorb the other *two?
3. How long ago was the seed sown?
Over 2700 years ago!
How long before we start believing YHUH?
“I will make your seed as the dust of the earth”
“ Yet the number of the children of Israel shall be as the sand of the sea,
which cannot be measured nor numbered;” (Hos. 1:10)
*Japheth & Ham (Note: Three sons of Noah repopulated the earth after the flood)
35. Judah’s Assigned Task
To be a caretaker of YHUH’s Culture. (Mal. 2:4-9)
To be in a position of authority until Messiah’s
coming. (Gen. 49:10)
To relinquish the authority that was Messiah’s
inheritance at His coming. But they refused to do
so. (Mat. 21:38)
YHUH allowed them to be blinded them through
unbelief brought about by their adherence to a
religion of men that made men their confidence. A
remnant of them that will believe is also to be
given sight at the end of the age. (Rom. 11:26)
36. Israel/Ephraim’s Assigned Task
To be the “Double Portion” Seed.
To overtake and absorb the two other lineages.
To become a “Multitude of Nations” or “Fullness
of Gentiles.”
To return from paganism to their true heritage.
To become the sign of the end of the age.
SAY WHAT?
Romans 11:25
“Until the fullness of the Gentiles come in”
37. The Fullness of Gentiles
Also translated as “A Multitude of Nations”.
The Seed of Adam, Seth, Noah, Shem,
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob through Joseph and
Ephraim.
Sown first into Assyria that it might flourish
among the nations and become the predominant
seed.
Blinded to its true identity first by its penchant for
paganism and then by its sojourn through
diverse cultures and the religions created by
those cultures.
38. So Who Is Blinded In Reality?
“blindness in part is happened to Israel, until the
fullness of the Gentiles be come in.” (Rom. 11:25)
IN PART?? But if the two houses were both Israel to begin
with, that means that both are blinded in part.
The Fullness of Gentiles (10 tribes) is mostly blinded to its
true heritage and roots through the strong delusion created
by Catholicism.
The descendants of Judah and Benjamin (2 tribes) are
blinded to their own Messiah through the religion of
Judaism created by their forefathers in Babylon while in
captivity for idolatry.
A REMNANT from both houses shall return to YAH! (Isa. 10:22)
39. What is it that the Fullness of Gentiles Will Come
Into?
(Rom. 11:25)
The knowledge of their true identity.
The knowledge of their Messiah’s true
name which reveals His true identity.
The knowledge of their inheritance.
The knowledge of their true destiny.
The Unity of the Faith.
(Ephesians 4:13)
We cannot get there through Denominationalism
40. Full Circle
1. Abraham’s seed of Shem’s lineage. (Blessed)
2. The other two lineages to be absorbed.
3. Abraham’s seed chosen to blanket the earth as
dust.
4. Israel comes forth from Abraham.
5. Israel is divided into two kingdoms.
6. Israel’s supercharged seed (Ephraim) dispersed
first.
7. Israel’s remaining kingdom (Judah) is made the
caretaker of YHUH’s Word for ALL of Israel.
8. Messiah comes to gather ALL of Israel in Himself.
“Reconciling the world unto himself” (2Cor. 5:19)
9. “And so ALL Israel shall be saved.” (Rom. 11:26)
41. No Other Way
Both houses of Israel must come to Messiah for
acceptance into the Covenant in His Blood!
Although YHUH used the seed of Abraham to
confirm His faithfulness to both houses by
having His Salvation come to the Jew first and
then also to the Gentile, neither house has
“preferred” status in any way.
It is in Messiah alone that ALL Israel is chosen!
42. Heed the Warning!
“And in no other is there salvation” Acts 4:12
“This is the Covenant that I shall make with the
house of Israel and with the house of Judah”
(Jer. 31: 31-33) (Heb. 8:8)
“I am the way, the truth, and the life; no man
comes to the Father, but by me.” John 14:6
“There is none other name given to man…”
YAHUSHA
“YAH our Savior”
HalaluYAH, He is our Redeemer!
43. A Call To Return
JN 1:12 But as many as received him, to
them gave he power to become the
Sons of YAH, even to them that
believe on his name:
JN 1:13 Which were born, not of blood,
nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of
man, but of YAH.
YAH is calling the seed of Abraham home!
Are you one of us?
44. Brethren, What Shall We Do? Acts 2:37
The answer is the same as it was 2000
years ago!
Act 2:38 Then Shimon Kefa (Peter) said unto
them: “Repent, and be baptized every one of
you in the name of Yahusha the Messiah for the
remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of
the Set-Apart Spirit.
Act 2:39 For the promise is unto you, and to
your children, and to all that are afar off, even as
many as YHUH our Alahym shall call.”
45. The Call Has Gone Forth
You must decide whether to believe or not!
You alone are now responsible for your soul!
I am free of your blood!
You are not responsible to me!
This is calling is from YAH!
(Deut. 30:19)
I call heaven and earth to record this day against you, that I
have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing:
therefore choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live:
46. In The Valley Of Decision
As you ponder what you have heard, I pray you
will seek the guidance of the Spirit of truth. That
Spirit is Messiah; and if you have received him, he
will witness to the truth of all this. The message
you have heard is nothing like the gospel you hear
in mainstream religion. That is because this
message relies entirely upon the WORD of
YAUAH to present its message of salvation.
If you need help implementing or further
understanding what you have heard, please email:
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Editor's Notes
( Exo. 3:15 ) ויאמר עוד אלהים אל־משׁה כה־תאמר אל־בני ישׂראל < יהוה > אלהי אבתיכם אלהי אברהם אלהי יצחק ואלהי יעקב שׁלחני אליכם זה־שׁמי לעלם וזה זכרי לדר דר׃