Posted on 04/28/2024 11:12:31 AM PDT by Roman_War_Criminal
Don't worry, we will know Him when He comes.
And Psalm 22.
What’s Next for Israel? An Evening with Amir Tsarfati
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5qA8PqQYEs
Very alarming for anyone who is Jewish.
And RWC thinks all Jews will be magically converted, like a box of Lucky Charms. You and every other Jew say not a chance. All clear thinking Christians agree with you. I agree with you. Dispensationalists are wackadoodle.
Does he claim in this video that the woman of Revelation 12 is the Nation of Israel, like he has in others? False teacher alert.
All of the prophecies in the Hebrew Bible that G-d hasn’t yet fulfilled, He will surely fulfill in the future.
As you said, the Mashiach will one day personally reign over the whole earth from Jerusalem.
But our great dilemma is this. As Job said (9:2), “How can man be in the right, justified, before G-d?”
Am I right with G-d? Am I justified before G-d? How can I, a sinful human, be sure? Can I have that assurance?
https://www.deanbibleministries.org/dbmfiles/notes/Are_You_Right_With_God_2-27-24_final.pdf
Christianity is a different religion, not a fulfillment or extension of the religion of Abraham, Isaac AND Jacob:
Let’s try a longer look at The Mashiach -
And still more about our wonderful Mashiach:
Isaiah 53:6, We all went astray like sheep, Each going his own way; And the LORD visited upon him The guilt of all of us. (Tanakh)
Isaiah 53:7, He was maltreated, yet he was submissive, He did not open his mouth; Like a sheep being led to slaughter, Like a ewe, dumb before those who shear her, He did not open his mouth. (Tanakh)
Isaiah 53:10, But the LORD chose to crush him by disease, That, if he made himself an offering for guilt, He might see offspring and have long life, And that through him the LORD’s purpose might prosper. (Tanakh)
In Isaiah 53 the suffering Servant gives His life for Israel.
He (an individual) bore “their” (the people’s) iniquities (53:12 see below) and bore “the sin of many” who are identified as “the transgressors” (Tanakh, JPS, 1985).
Thus the Servant here must be an individual, not the nation, nor the people, for this one dies for the people, a permanent substitute the nation.
God provided a permanent removal of our sin through the promised Mashiach who dies as a substitute sacrifice for the sins of the world.
The Mashiach dies in our place.
Isaiah 53:4, Yet it was our sickness that he was bearing, Our suffering that he endured. We accounted him plagued, Smitten and afflicted by God; (Tanakh)
Isaiah 53:5, But he was wounded because of our sins, Crushed because of our iniquities. He bore the chastisement that made us whole, And by his bruises we were healed. (Tanakh)
Isaiah 53:6, We all went astray like sheep, Each going his own way; And the LORD visited upon him The guilt of all of us. (Tanakh)
The Mashiach rose from the dead.
Isaiah 53:10, But the LORD chose to crush him by disease, That, if he made himself an offering for guilt, He might see offspring and have long life, And that through him the LORD’s purpose might prosper. (Tanakh)
Isaiah 53:12, Assuredly, I will give him the many as his portion, He shall receive the multitude as his spoil. For he exposed himself to death And was numbered among the sinners, Whereas he bore the guilt of the many And made intercession for sinners. (Tanakh)
Psalms 16:10, For You will not leave my soul in Sheol, Nor will You allow Your Holy One to see corruption. (Tanakh)
Psalms 16:10, written by King David around 1000 BC, could not have referred to David because he died and was buried and his tomb’s location was known for centuries thereafter.
All of our righteousnesses [הָדקְצָ , tzedaqah] are as “polluted garments” (Isaiah 64:6 [64:5 in Tanakh]) and we are all sinners, separated by our sins from God. So how does anyone obtain righteousness that God accepts?
Am I right with G-d? Am I justified before G-d? How can I, a sinful human, be sure? Can I have that assurance? What does G-d’s inerrant, inspired revelation tell me?
https://www.deanbibleministries.org/dbmfiles/notes/Are_You_Right_With_God_2-27-24_final.pdf
I Qualified That by Saying ‘MOST’.
.Tell Us All what EXACTLY Talmud says about JESUS...If You have the knowledge and Guts!!!
As with Abraham, God declares us righteous when we believe in His promise and provision of salvation.
Genesis 15:6, And he [Abraham] believed in the Lord; and He counted [imputed, credited] it to him for righteousness (1917 JPS (.]tzedaqah , ָצְדקָה]
Habakkuk 2:4, Behold, his soul is puffed up, it is not upright in him; but the righteous [יקּ ִדַצ, tzaddiq] shall live by his faith. (JPS 1917)
Isaiah 53:10, But the LORD chose to crush him by disease [the suffering Servant], That, he made himself [the Servant] an offering for guilt, He might see offspring and have long life, And that through him the LORD’s purpose might prosper. (Tanakh)
Isaiah 53:11, Out of his anguish he shall see it; He shall enjoy it to the full through his devotion. My righteous [הָָקְצדָ , tzedaqah] servant makes the many righteous [tzaddaq], It is their punishment that he bears; (Tanakh)
As with Moses and David, God wants us to listen to this Prophet and believe in the Messiah.
Deuteronomy 18:15, The LORD your God will raise up for you a prophet from among your own people, like myself; him you shall heed. (Tanakh)
Psalms 2:7, Let me tell of the decree: the LORD said to me, “You are My son, I have fathered you this day.” (Tanakh)
Psalms 2:12, pay homage in good faith, lest He be angered, and your way be doomed in the mere flash of His anger. Happy are all who take refuge in Him. (Tanakh)
These verses demonstrate that all our good deeds, generous efforts, and charitable gifts can never measure up to the standard of God’s righteousness. However, the Hebrew Scriptures also promised a future prophet, a unique servant of God, who would come to bear in His own body our sins in order to provide righteousness, “to make many righteous” (Isaiah 53:11).
Only One who is perfectly righteous Himself can bear the sin of those who are not righteous. This is what the prophet Isaiah declared.
This was exemplified centuries earlier when Abraham believed in God and God “counted it to him for righteousness” (Genesis 15:6).
The promise Abraham believed was that God would be true to His promise in Genesis 3:15 to provide a descendant who would defeat Satan and bear the penalty of sin for the world.
But like Abraham, we must believe this promise to be credited with God’s righteousness.
https://www.deanbibleministries.org/dbmfiles/notes/Are_You_Right_With_God_2-27-24_final.pdf
The Kibbalah quoted above and the Talmud are foundation of belief in a new temple and the Red heifer fulfillment which
Ushers in antichrist who is described in Revelation.
I’ve been studying this for awhile now.
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So could you translate that please?
When God made the covenant with Abraham and Abraham set up the cut pieces it was according to tradition that the lesser party agreed to keep the covenant and pay the penalty for breaking it.
Abraham fell into a deep sleep and GOD passed through the pieces, thus taking on Himself the penalty for Abraham breaking the covenant.
That was fulfilled finally when God Himself came to earth in a human body and took on and paid the penalty of sin for mankind, which is death. Jesus said *It is finished!* just before He died.
Tetelestai means *Paid in full*. IOW, God considered the penalty for the breaking of the covenant to be paid by Jesus death.
Thanks for sharing!
Lots of anger there.
My my...
I dare you to Read Isaiah 53, Hosea 5, and Zechariah 12.
You clearly don’t know your own Scriptures.
Otherwise you’d actually wonder why Jews are converting at much higher percentages now than ever before to Yeshua.
Why is that?
Oh yes! Indeed Psalm 22 is an excellent reference to Yeshuah Hamashiach.
And don’t forget, even King David referred to Him as “His LORD” in Psalm 110.
A yet to be fulfilled future prophecy!
Isaiah 7 as well.
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The dude seriously hasn't a clue about things.
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