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Category: The Life of Messiah
Head of the Household
As a Son of David, His family lineage shaped His destiny and validated His claim to be the Messiah King of Israel. By raising a following of students, He stepped into the role of head of household over His school...
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Category: The Life of Messiah
Life of the Party
Tags: bride, bridegroom, Jewish eschatology, messianic era, wedding banquet, wine
The Miracle of Changing Water to Wine May Messiah, who came and changed water into fine wine, change us from wickedness to goodness. (Syriac Hymn) In the early days of Yeshua's vocation as a teacher, he miraculously transformed the water...
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Category: Appointed Times
Fire on the Mountain
Tags: shavuot
Before tongues of fire ever fell upon the believers in Jerusalem, there was fire on Mount Sinai. The ancient Jewish Sages considered the biblical feast of Shavuot--also known as Pentecost--to be the anniversary of the day God spoke the Law...
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Category: Appointed Times
The Resurrection and the Days of the Omer
Tags: counting, Pentecost, resurrection, shavuot
Counting the days of the Omer creates a countdown to Shavuot (Pentecost), traditionally considered as the time of the giving of the Torah and the time of the giving of the Holy Spirit.
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Category: Walking Torah
A People, A Purpose, A Place
Tags: covenant, Exodus Epic, freedom, King, mikdash, passover lamb, promises, redemption, restoration, tabernacle
Exodus Epic, Part 2: The Exodus Epic teaches us that the God who is high and exalted is One who is passionate and purposeful about coming down and being near His people, dwelling in their midst. In Part One of...
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Category: Walking Torah
The Journey from Slavery to Sanctuary
Tags: calling out, covenant, covenantal communion, Exodus, Exodus Epic, house of prayer, journey, ketubah, passover, redemption, sanctuary, shavuot, slaves, temple
Exodus Epic, Part 1: The Exodus Epic teaches us that the God who is high and exalted is One who is passionate and purposeful about coming down and being near His people, dwelling in their midst. At Passover (Pesach) we...
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