Father Forgive?

 The Bible teaches that everyone must confess there since and repent. 

1 John 1:9-10; Which means to turn away from sin, and learn to do what is Right. And we will receive forgiveness. A false forgiveness does not benefit sinners. If they do not repent and turn away from sinful behavior. 

Mt 5:17; 18; 19; 20; 1 Jn 3:4; 7; 8; Sin, is Lawlessness, and Rebellion against the Covenant Commandments, established by the Creator and Author of Life. 

Please study: 

)Isa 55:7; 1 Jn 1:8–9; Jn 20:22–23; Lk 17:3; 2 Cor 2:6; 7; 8; 9; 10; 7:9; 10; 2 Chr 7:14; Eze 33:11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 16; 17; 18; 19; 20; Heb 2:1; 2; Isa 34:8; 61:1; 2; Ro 12:19; Lev 19:15; 17; 18; ) 

See also:  COVENANT of LIFE or DEATH 

and  CiRCUMCiSiON n COVENANT LAW

Lev 19:15; 16; 17; 18; Truly loving our neighbor, requires rebuking and correcting sin. Maintaining a just society, by teaching people everywhere, to repent and turn away from sinful lawlessness. The consequences of ignoring sinful disobedience, Will bring about unjust suffering upon everyone. Loving societies, maintain a shared moral conscience, by confronting sin and forgiving the truly repentant person. Forgiveness, reconciliation, and restoring a person to a shared moral conscience. Renewing the Covenant, based on the unchanging Laws, and Love, of Yehwah the Creator, and giver of life.  

Mt 18:15; 16; 17; 18; 19; 23:23; Lk 17:3; 4; Ro 12:19; 21; Justly correcting sinful disobedience, is in opposition to the desire of taking vengeance. Justly correcting sinful disobedience, is one way of overcoming Evil with Good.

See also:  New or Renewed Covenant?

Weeping and Gnashing of Teeth?

 Messiah said: many are Called, but few are Chosen. 

1 Cor 15:42; 43; 44; 45; 46; 47; 48; 49; 50; 51; 52; 53; 54; Only the faithfully obedient saints, are worthy, to experience the spiritual transformation of their bodies. 

Rev 2:7; 11; 17; 26; 27; 28; 3:5; 12; 19; 20; 21; 14:12; 19:6; 7; 8; The Saints are rewarded, because they have overcome Satan’s evil spirit of temptation. And the Saints are worthy, of participating in the first resurrection. The 

Rev 20:4; 6; 5; Mt 19:28; Lk 22:29; 30; Saints will serve in the Kingdom, as teachers and judges.

The “Good News”, of Messiah’s Kingdom, represents a clear separation between the Righteous and the Lawless. However, 1000 years of the Kingdom, is only a temporary eon of Time. The first, 1000 years, of the Kingdom, will prepare the Saints, for the continued work of Salvation. Saints will assist all of unsaved mankind, that are restored to physical life, in the second resurrection. However, this spiritual divide, between the Saints and physical humans. May cause some people to “Weep” in sorrowful repentance. While other people, may “Gnash their Teeth” in anger and resentment.

This response, may seem strange, considering that everyone will be offered the same “Good News of Salvation, during the second resurrection.

Stumbling over the Truth

 Symbols of the Cross, dramatically portray, Christianity’s foundational belief, in Christ’s substitutionary death. Preaching, the UnJust Crucifixion, accomplished Salvation, as payment for mankind’s sin debt. This Sacrificing of an innocent “ScapeGoat”. Is an ancient ritual to appease the wrath of the gods. 

In comparison, the nation of Israel ceremonial worship, focused on the animal sacrifices, required in the Priestley “Works of the Law”. The Israelite people, would remain under the Levitical priesthood mediation, until the appointed time for revealing the Savior.

Hebrews 10:1; 2; 3; 4; Israel’s Covenant identity was maintained, by the symbolic practice of Circumcision in the flesh, and animal sacrifices, that are the “Works of the Law”. However, “Symbolic Works”, can never Save, and only became a continual reminder of “Sin”.

Apostle Paul’s letter to the Galatians. Emphasizes his opposition, to the Jewish religious leaders, reliance on the symbolic “Works of the Law”, to prove they are dedicated to Yehwah’s Covenant. 

Then in, Ga 5:11; Paul makes a mysterious declaration, intended to convict, religious Jews, that symbolic circumcision has not cut away the sinfulness of their hearts.

Emphatically, Paul proclaims the Prophetic Judgment. The Jewish religious leaders, have “Sinned”, by “Stumbling over the Offense”, of the Cross!

(Isa 1:11; 16; 18;  Hos 6:4; 5; 6; 7; Mt 9:12; 13; 12:7; 8; 23:23; )

See also:  Galatians GOOD NEWS

The Biblical theme of the Cross, is intended to convict mankind, of their sinful lawlessness and rebellion, against Yehwah Elohe’s Covenant Commandments.

See also:  NAILED to the CROSS

and  CURSE of the LAW

Under Who's Feet?

 In Hebrews 2:6; 7; 8; there seems to be a question, concerning who is the person or persons, that  the Heavenly Father, has placed all things under ??? Some theologians, assume that all things will be placed under the feet of the Saints.

Strangely, Hebrews 2:9; provides the answer.  

“Place all things under Who’s feet?” 

EL elyon the Father, has placed all things under “His” feet! 

(His = Yehwah Elohe = Messiah Yeshua) 

The resurrected Saints, will not be equal to Messiah. The Saints will become like the Angels, as members of the Eloheyem Family. The Saints are fellow servants, with the Angels, assisting Messiah the King in the Kingdom of the Father.

See also:  God or gods? 

Immortal Red Hot Worm?

 A “Worm”, by any other name, may not be “Rosie”!

Here are three different Hebrew words that have been translated, “Worm”:

1. Isa 51:8; 

(Sa-Sa = סָס = a worm, similar to the Latin term: “coccus = a small insect that begins its life as a worm”)

2. Job 24:20; 17:14; 

(R-M-Ha = רִמָּה = a worm or maggot that feeds on dead bodies)

3. Job 25:6; Psa 22:6; Isa 41:14; 66:24; 

(tH-Wu-L-Oa...tH = תּוֹלַעַת = Crimson...Marked) and mistranslated into the word (worm? 

(while feeding on the sap of oak trees, the female insect, “coccus ilicis”, produces small scarlet colored worms, that are used to create a red colored dye) 

However, the Hebrew word: (tH-Wu-L-Oa = תּוֹלַעַ = only emphasizes the color, Crimson or Scarlet.   

(tH-Wu-L-Oa...tH = תּוֹלַעַת = Crimson or Scarlet = “תּוֹלַעַ”...Marked = “ת”, a suffix representing a sign or marker)

JOB Wanted?

 Who was Jobe? And what is Job’s relationship to Abraham. How does Job’s suffering and restoration, compared to Abraham’s Covenant Blessing and Hope of the Resurrection.

The following Bible study presents the available scriptural evidence concerning Job’s identity and his place in the Biblical timeline.

Why? A Second Death!

 Within Christianity, there exists a theological belief that promotes the misconception of an “Immortal Soul.” However, let’s examine what scripture actually says.

From the beginning, it becomes evident.

Genesis 1:26; states that the physical creation of humanity, a gift of life, is fragile and interdependent. It was ordained for a purpose of forming a family, spiritually united to the Eternal Father and Son.

See also:  ETERNITY, CREATION, or DAY ONE?

Genesis 2:7; 9; 16; 17; 3:17; 19; 21; 22; 23; Emphasizing this point. The first humans, Adam and Eve, received a warning from Yehwah Elohe. They were told that eating from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil would bring death and that their temporary physical existence would return to the dust from which they were made. So, why would Adam and Eve choose to eat from the tree of evil, knowing it would lead to their death?

See also:  COVENANT of LIFE or DEATH

Genesis 3:1; 2; 3; Exposing the Deception. Satan, the Adversary, actively promoted the belief in an “Immortal Soul.” Satan deceived Eve by claiming that she could eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil without dying. 

See also:  SOUL & IMMORTALITY ?

1 Tithe 2 Tithe or 3?

 The agrarian culture of the ancient world, seems far disconnected from modern society. And mega churches, with televised media, websites, publications, and musical performances, are intended to attract members. Almost limitless, choices are available, to please any personal preference, for spiritual fulfillment. And the religious experience comes at a price.

So what is the biblical principle for funding religious worship?

The Tithe!

Yes - No or Not I ?

 The Hebrew word: “No or Not”, may sometimes Express a positive intention, or a rhetorical question. There are two main Hebrew words: “LE = לֹא or EL = אַל”, that are often used to express, “No or Not”. Sadly translators often make mistakes. An incorrect use of the word “No or Not”, occur in: 

(Ex 20:3; Isa 2:9-10; Jer 18:23; Neh 5:4; )

Exodus 20:1–2 (NASB95) — 1 Then (God = אֱלֹהִ֔ים = Eloheyem) spoke (E-tH = אֵ֛ת = Sign of Covenant) )all = כָּל = K-L) (these words = הַדְּבָרִ֥ים = Ha...D-B-R-Ye-M), saying, 2 “(I am = אָֽנֹכִ֖י֙ = E-N-K-Ye) (Lord God = יהוה אֱלֹהֶ֑֔י = Yehwah Elohe), who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery.

Alpha and Omega?

 Covenant אָת Sign

The “First” letter of the Hebrew alphabet: ( אָ = figuratively portrays the Father, as the “Head” of governing authority). The “Last” Hebrew letter: ( ת = tH = represents a sign or marker). Uniting the “First” and “Last” letters together: ( אָת = E-tH = is a Covenant Sign of agreement).

Even the Hebrew word: (Sabbaths = שַׁבְּתֹת = sh-B-tH-tH = Ends with the “ ת =tH = sign or marker”, of “ שַׁ = sh = Unity” within a “ בְּ = B = House =  ).

(Ex 31:13; 16; 17; Eze 20:12; 19; 20; )

See also:  Knowing Yehwah?

First and Last