Brooke Allsbrook | Jesus was Jewish!?

[@gilbert6147]

It's beautiful to see people accept Christ..

[@crmier3227]

It sure is! 🙏🏻

[@tonyc2569]

I love it when I see the Jewish folks find their Messiah.

[@flamingrobin5957]

what a lovely woman with such and honest story and the joy of Jesus

[@JeffMartinez648]

Hosanna in the Highest! Praise GOD!

[@fancimcguffin2227]

Hallelujah! “It was just there”. Born in an instant. That’s the miracle. 🙌

[@cclmpr]

🤦🏻‍♀️😂😂😂

[@joelcampbell7100]

To get to see someone talk about the change from unbelief to belief and see it in their face & body language is incredible !! Puts tears in my eyes every time !! That deep Joy she described was a simple yet powerful way to describe how you feel when you believe in Jesus and he’s set you free !! Amen Sister !! Hallelujah !! 🙏🏻✝️❤️

[@chachak8978]

This was so lovely and inspiring. Thank you and God bless you.

[@teacup3133]

Beautiful, you made me cry.

[@CatherineRhoadsNC144]

Sing praise to the Lord!!! Welcome!, sister in Christ! Glory to God!

[@ejr2002]

I just LOVE these testimonies! Thank you for sharing your journey to Yeshua.

[@soogrim7999]

Its my greatest joy to see people's heart melted for Jesus Christ

[@davidbeld7203]

GOD BLESS YOU BROOKE ALLSBROOK

[@israelperez-sg8er]

The Lord is with you!!!

[@valerieminster1626]

So happy for her that father GOD gave her this revelation

[@scottjohnson6173]

Jesus is a Jew. There’s no question about it he’s Jesus and God and the Holy Spirit all wrapped into one package.

[@haroldbeugelink7080]

Beautifully said and thank the Lord you are saved. God bless you my sister in Christ❤

[@smilergrogan1725]

How can the "Chosen people" of the bible be so far removed from God and Christ?? It's mind boggling. They've rejected Him for thousands of years. All the lies told to all the Jewish people around the world that Jesus is NOT the savior ... my gosh, how did the Jewish people miss that one?!

[@ENFPerspectives]

Yes, that is what is breaking my heart. For all this time I had read about it only in the Bible, and to see many Jews say they still do not accept Him (or He is one from many choices) is soul crushing. It brings the New Testament to life in a whole new way, how Jesus describes them, "...Teaching for commandments, the doctines of men." Very thankful those who have found Jesus are sharing their story. That part Blesses my heart!!! Praying for the Lost. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

You can’t miss something that was never relevant to you in the first place. If you don’t remember, God said people were given over to their unbelief due to the hardness of their hearts. When you have blinders on you don’t see anything around you. If you have seen horse drawn carriages you may have seen horses with blinders on. It’s so they only see what’s in front of them. Jews are no different. They have been blinded by the truth until the fullness of time when all the gentiles who are going to repent, do so. When that is fulfilled it will be time for the Jews. Pray it happens soon!!

[@robertryan2542]

May Almighty God bless and preserve you. From Ireland ☘️

[@oilhammer04]

Wonderful account of God rescuing you.

[@ombandajeanpaul7117]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ So loving to see the Jewish people coming to the Messiah. Salvation comes from the Jews, I love the Jewish people. Be blessed in the name of Yeshua, the Messiah.

[@greatmusicfan57]

Part of prophecy.🙏🙏🙏✡️✝️🕎💕

[@evelynhyland]

Such a wonderful story. So glad she found Jesus to be real in her life

[@sk-un5jq]

I've noticed most of the Jewish testimonies online involve supernatural/mystical experiences without the blessed assurance of salvation from God's word. The Bible says we must all repent, Jew or gentile, and find salvation in scripture. Perhaps these experiences are a sign from Jesus to take the next step, and not salvation in and of themselves? I'd love to hear the Jewish perspective on this. Thanks.

[@cclmpr]

Jews needs to repent

[@KylaGrace]

They are sharing their testimonies of what led them to salvation so of course they're not all going to explain the exact prayer that they prayed or moment they took their first communion or something of the sort. It's just a snippet of each person's life in the context of God revealing himself to them.

[@mariaakpoduado]

@@KylaGrace Exactly!

[@bukikaholmes1172]

@@cclmpr Mankind needs to repent not just the Jews. All sinners regardless of race and spiritual beliefs.

[@ugofallavena2063]

You witness the truth sister in jesus

[@SyedMuhammadMoaz3634]

Inner peace 🕊️

[@godfreyfernandes5261]

Praise to Jesus god another soul come into gods kingdom

[@CCoburn3]

I had covid and was in a coma. Every day, they told my family that I would certainly die that day. I went to Hell. Hell is not a fire. It is darkness. But in the distance, there is a shining light. It's like the lights of a city shining against the sky. It was the light of God. Hell is longing for God's light but knowing that you can never go to the light. It is the worst thing imaginable. But the Holy Spirit came to me and told me that I belonged to Jesus and that no one could ever take me away from Him. I think that is when I turned the corner and started getting better. If you know anyone who has not accepted Jesus as their Lord and Savior, tell them of God's everlasting love. It's real.

[@leslibarker6461]

Hallelujah! ☺️🙏🏻

[@barrygaynor1025]

Jesus [Yeshua] was a Jew; all of the Twelve Apostles were Jews; every one of the first Christians were Jews (the Gentiles weren't admitted until later); and the Apostle Paul was a devout Jew his entire life, and he wrote about half of the New Testament. Actually it's the New Covenant, as it is the Old Covenant (not Old Testament). Shalom.

[@PhillyBoy1234]

There would be no reason for Luke to convert to Judaism if he was a Gentile. Most claim he was a Gentile. And the author of Hebrews may have been a Gentile.

[@PhillyBoy1234]

And there were Gentiles converted during Jesus’ ministry, perhaps even before some of the apostles.

[@nmr6988]

Glory to God!

[@tina4himalone984]

B E A U T I F U L. 🙌

[@israelperez-sg8er]

Brooke, i love your testimony, very touching. Yes we gentiles believe in the same God, the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob. Yeshua came to offer salvation to the Jew first and also to the gentiles, welcome aboard young lady! Shalom! Israel Perez viewing from Guatemala, C.A.🙏💓

[@edbarnes6598]

🕎🕎🕎Good Point🔯🔯🔯------ jesus was not Catholic but Jewish🕎🕎 and now jews and even Rabbis are reClaiming Yeshua 🍇🍉🍊🍅🫐🍓🍒🥑🥦🍍🥭🍑 as one of us which He is=== Praise the Lord🔯🔯🔯🍇

[@galatians2_20]

This looks like the SAME ONE from One for Israel (here on youtube). I pray this channel is related to 1.4 Israel bcz of this tesimony. Praise God. Hallelujah!

[@luisrosalesEAGLE]

Is sad people still doubting about yeshua 😢 wao yeshua is the same God from the Old Testament there are 300 prophecies about him ✝️

[@richardkropp8721]

Praise the Lord

[@pamelajanewade938]

HALLELUJAH GOD works in mysterious ways, HE wanted to show you HIS SON JESUS, who was manifested in human form but actually JESUS is GOD. AMEN 🙏🏻❤️

[@michaeldunbar2127]

Praise God!

[@barrygaynor1025]

Jesus was Jewish. The 12 Apostles were Jewish. Jews wrote the New Testament. All of the first Christians were Jewish. The Gentiles weren't admitted until later. The Apostle Paul who wrote about half of the New Testament was a faithful and devout Jew his entire life.

[@barrygaynor1025]

@B-Rad8183 The Scriptures of the New Testament, particularly the Gospels and the Acts of the Apostles make this clear. See Acts, chapter 2; chapter 10; and chapter 11. Also secular historical records support this.

[@barrygaynor1025]

Yes, Jesus [Yeshua] was Jewish. The Hebrew Scriptures wrote that God would send the Messiah, and he would be a descendant of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Judah, and David.

[@Fabemos]

It's hard to get say if Jesus was Jewish. If he took a flesh from his mother then in biological sense he is a jewish. Then again we read that he was concepted by the Holly Spirit. I think that Jesus is far beyond affiliation to any nationality , and his salvation is stretched for the whole humanity. But Jesus said also that salvation comes from the Jews. So I think that in human sense Jesus was a Jew and in spiritual sense it doesn't mean anything. As he said "before Abraham was I Am".

[@Alysssagirl]

Amassing

[@bodilsjoberg9381]

Wow! ❤❤

[@walkingwithAbraham]

This might be true. beautiful explanation

[@FaithAndObedience]

Abraham, jacob, joseph, moses, david, yeshua they all jews. how can muslim say they were muslim? Can someone explain this crazy claim?

[@mmccrack3n]

awesome

[@barrygaynor1025]

Jesus [Yeshua] was a Jew, as were all of the Twelve Apostles. Every one of the first Christians were Jews. The Gentiles weren't admitted until later. Every author of the New Testament [the New Covenant] was a Jew -- with perhaps the exception of Luke-Acts, who may have been a converted Jew. The Apostle Paul , who wrote about half of the New Testament, was a faithful and devout Jew his entire life, including after he accepted Jesus as the Messiah.

[@africanconservative2897]

Jesus is not was the Messiah & sits @ the right hand of the Father!!🙌

[@jihanammari7056]

wow!

[@risingstar4585]

Now with the eleven disciples Jesus made His way toward the mountain. As they passed through the gate of Jerusalem, many wondering eyes looked upon the little company, led by One whom a few weeks before the rulers had condemned and crucified. The disciples knew not that this was to be their last interview with their Master. Jesus spent the time in conversation with them, repeating His former instruction. As they approached Gethsemane, He paused, that they might call to mind the lessons He had given them on the night of His great agony. Again He looked upon the vine by which He had then represented the union of His church with Himself and His Father; again He repeated the truths He had then unfolded. All around Him were reminders of His unrequited love. Even the disciples who were so dear to His heart, had, in the hour of His humiliation, reproached and forsaken Him. Christ had sojourned in the world for thirty-three years; He had endured its scorn, insult, and mockery; He had been rejected and crucified. Now, when about to ascend to His throne of glory,-as He reviews the ingratitude of the people He came to save,-will He not withdraw from them His sympathy and love? Will not His affections be centered upon that realm where He is appreciated, and where sinless angels wait to do His bidding? No; His promise to those loved ones whom He leaves on earth is, "I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world." Matthew 28:20. DA 830.1 - DA 830.2Jesus led the way across the summit, to the vicinity of Bethany. He then paused, and they all gathered about him. Beams of light seemed to radiate from his countenance, as he looked with deep love upon his disciples. He upbraided them not for their faults and failures; but words of unutterable tenderness were the last which fell upon their ears from the lips of their Lord. With hands outstretched in blessing them, and as if in assurance of his protecting care, he slowly ascended from among them, drawn heavenward by a power stronger than any earthly attraction. As he passed upward, the awe-struck disciples looked with straining eyes for the last glimpse of their ascending Lord. A cloud of glory received him out of their sight, and at the same moment there floated down to their charmed senses the sweetest and most joyous music from the angel choir. While their gaze was still riveted upward, voices addressed them which sounded like the music which had just charmed them. They turned, and saw two beings in the form of men; yet their heavenly character was immediately discerned by the disciples, whom they addressed in comforting accents, saying, "Ye men of Galilee, why stand ye gazing up into heaven? this same Jesus, which is taken up from you into Heaven, shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into Heaven." These angels were of the company that had been waiting in a shining cloud to escort Jesus to his throne; and in sympathy and love for those whom the Saviour had left, they came to remove all uncertainty from their minds, and to give them the assurance that he would come to earth again. All Heaven was waiting to welcome the Saviour to the celestial courts. As he ascended he led the way, and the multitude of captives whom he had raised from the dead at the time when he came forth from the tomb, followed him. The heavenly host, with songs of joy and triumph, escorted him upward. At the portals of the city of God an innumerable company of angels awaited his coming. As they approached the gates of the city, the angels who were escorting the Majesty of Heaven, in triumphant tones addressed the company at the portals: "Lift up your heads, O ye gates, and be ye lifted up, ye everlasting doors, and the King of Glory shall come in!" The waiting angels at the gates of the city inquire in rapturous strains, "Who is this King of Glory? The escorting angels joyously reply in songs of triumph, "The Lord, strong and mighty! The Lord, mighty in battle! Lift up your heads, O ye gates, even lift them up, ye everlasting doors, and the King of Glory shall come in!" Again the waiting angels ask, "Who is this King of Glory?" and the escorting angels respond in melodious strains, "The Lord of hosts! He is the King of Glory!" Then the portals of the city of God are widely opened, and the heavenly train pass in amid a burst of angelic music. All the heavenly host surround their majestic Commander as he takes his position upon the throne of the Father. With the deepest adoration and joy, the hosts of angels bow before him, while the glad shout rings through the courts of Heaven: "Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honor, and glory, and blessing!" Songs of triumph mingle with music from angelic harps, till Heaven seems to overflow with delightful harmony, and inconceivable joy and praise. The Son of God has triumphed over the prince of darkness, and conquered death and the grave. Heaven rings with voices in lofty strains proclaiming: "Blessing, and honor, and glory, and power be unto Him that sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb forever and ever!" He is seated by the side of his Father on his throne. The Saviour presents the captives he has rescued from the bonds of death, at the price of his own life. His hands place immortal crowns upon their brows; for they are the representatives, and samples, of those who shall be redeemed, by the blood of Christ, from all nations, tongues, and people, and come forth from the dead, when he shall call the just from their graves at his second coming. Then shall they see the marks of Calvary in the glorified body of the Son of God. 6Red 68.2 - 6Red 70.3"The Son of man came not to be ministered unto, but to minister." Matthew 20:28. Christ's work below is His work above, and our reward for working with Him in this world will be the greater power and wider privilege of working with Him in the world to come. "Ye are My witnesses, saith the Lord, that I am God." Isaiah 43:12. This also we shall be in eternity. For what was the great controversy permitted to continue throughout the ages? Why was it that Satan's existence was not cut short at the outset of his rebellion? It was that the universe might be convinced of God's justice in His dealing with evil; that sin might receive eternal condemnation. In the plan of redemption there are heights and depths that eternity itself can never exhaust, marvels into which the angels desire to look. The redeemed only, of all created beings, have in their own experience known the actual conflict with sin; they have wrought with Christ, and, as even the angels could not do, have entered into the fellowship of His sufferings; will they have no testimony as to the science of redemption-nothing that will be of worth to unfallen beings? Ed 307.6 - Ed 308.3There [heaven-Shomayim1,000 year duration Revelation 20:4 then holy ones with Hashem's rule is transferred to the earth Revelation 21:2; Zechariah 14:4. King Jesus flattens the Mount of Olives to prepare New Jerusalem to rest on it, Zecharya 14:8 living rivers flow out of New Jerusalem(compare to Revelation 21:1 water of life flowing from the great white throne of God Hashem] every power will be developed, every capability increased. The grandest enterprises will be carried forward, the loftiest aspirations will be reached, the highest ambitions realized. And still there will arise new heights to surmount, new wonders to admire, new truths to comprehend, fresh objects to call forth the powers of body and mind and soul. All the treasures of the universe will be open to the study of God's children. With unutterable delight we shall enter into the joy and the wisdom of unfallen beings. We shall share the treasures gained through ages upon ages spent in contemplation of God's handiwork. And the years of eternity, as they roll, will continue to bring more glorious revelations. "Exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think" (Ephesians 3:20) will be, forever and forever, the impartation of the gifts of God. "His servants shall serve Him." Revelation 22:3. The life on earth is the beginning of the life in heaven; education on earth is an initiation into the principles of heaven; the lifework here is a training for the lifework there. What we now are, in character and holy service, is the sure foreshadowing of what we shall be. Ed 307.4 - Ed 307.6

[@katrinabailey9920]

Thank you 🙏. It’s wonderful scriptures combined together, I am hopeful to find some of the scriptures that I haven’t read that you mentioned describing how the angels welcomed Him to His glory.

[@risingstar4585]

@@katrinabailey9920 God bless you! 🙌 Jesus loves you for your interest in His words. You will be given the knowledge of scriptural references to the angels escorting Jesus that you desire.

[@risingstar4585]

@@katrinabailey9920 Before Christ left Heaven, and came into the world to die, he was taller( Adam was 18-20 feet tall; Christ was taller than him & angels to give a hint how tall Jesus was)than any of the angels. He was majestic and lovely. "Who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God." He took upon himself man's nature. When his ministry commenced, he was but little taller than the common size of men then living upon the earth. Had he come among men with his noble, heavenly form, his outward appearance would have attracted the minds of the people to himself, and he would have been received without the exercise of faith. 4aSG 115.1

[@risingstar4585]

@@katrinabailey9920 When the Life-giver rose from the dead a triumphant conqueror, and made himself known unto his disciples, he was of the same size as before his crucifixion. There were no special marks which would at once cause the men of Emmaus to know that he was the Son of God. They did not know him until he told them who he was. But when he ascended up on high, and led a multitude of captives, escorted by the heavenly host, and was received in through the gates of the city, with angelic songs of triumph and rejoicing, I beheld with admiration and wonder, that he possessed the same exalted stature that he had before he came into the world to die for man. Said the angel, God, who wrought so great a miracle as to make Christ flesh to dwell among men, and will with his almighty power lift up fallen, degenerate, and dwarfed man, and after they are redeemed from the earth, make them "grow up as calves of the stall," could in his infinite power return to his dear Son his own exalted stature, which was his before he left Heaven, and humbled himself as a man, and submitted to the death of the cross. It is no marvel with the angelic host that their loved Commander, after he had carried out the plan of salvation, and ascended up to Heaven, should take his own exalted stature, and be clothed with majesty and glory, which was his before he left Heaven. But it was a marvel with all heaven, that the Father suffered the Son of his bosom to lay aside his glory, and come down to earth, and submit to humiliation, and the agonizing death of the cross to save fallen man. 4aSG 119.1 - 4aSG 119.3

[@risingstar4585]

@@katrinabailey9920 Christ had ascended to heaven in the form of humanity. The disciples had beheld the cloud receive Him. The same Jesus who had walked and talked and prayed with them; who had broken bread with them; who had been with them in their boats on the lake; and who had that very day toiled with them up the ascent of Olivet,-the same Jesus had now gone to share His Father's throne. And the angels had assured them that the very One whom they had seen go up into heaven, would come again even as He had ascended. He will come "with clouds; and every eye shall see Him." "The Lord Himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the Archangel, and with the trump of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise." "The Son of man shall come in His glory, and all the holy angels with Him, then shall He sit upon the throne of His glory." Revelation 1:7; 1 Thessalonians 4:16; Matthew 25:31. Thus will be fulfilled the Lord's own promise to His disciples: "If I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto Myself; that where I am, there ye may be also." John 14:3. Well might the disciples rejoice in the hope of their Lord's return. When the disciples went back to Jerusalem, the people looked upon them with amazement. After the trial and crucifixion of Christ, it had been thought that they would appear downcast and ashamed. Their enemies expected to see upon their faces an expression of sorrow and defeat. Instead of this there was only gladness and triumph. Their faces were aglow with a happiness not born of earth. They did not mourn over disappointed hopes, but were full of praise and thanksgiving to God. With rejoicing they told the wonderful story of Christ's resurrection and His ascension to heaven, and their testimony was received by many. DA 832.2 - DA 832.3

[@ObservationStation_77]

Watch Alabama Woodsman for the truth

[@giuseppecalderone9014]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXO4aJymmtaMhMUsi=mM4E8IY8IOa4fx39. Isahia 53

[@yl5020]

Yay🦁💟✝️🕎😊

[@antoniodefreitas2957]

Yes, Jesus was a jew...

[@JazzyGinger1]

May I share an Old Testament Verse with you from Daniel 7:14 "And there was given him dominion, and glory, and a Kingdom, that all people, nations, and languages, should SERVE Him; his dominion is an Everlasting dominion, which shall not pass away, and his kingdom shall not pass away, and His Kingdom that which shall not be destroyed." God the Father loves you so much that He sent Holy Sinless Jesus (His Holy Son) to earth to be born of a virgin.Then, to grow up and die on a cross for our sins. He was in the tomb for 3 days, then Father God raised Holy and Sinless Jesus Christ (Y'shua) to Life! He appeared to people and went back to Heaven. We must receive Sinless Jesus sincerely to be God's child(John 1:12).After we get saved by grace through faith in Christ, if we truly love the Lord Jesus Christ, then we will obey Jesus(John 14:15). Mark 1:15 "And saying, the time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: Repent ye, and believe the gospel." Jesus said in John 14:15 "If you love Me, keep My commandments. "There's a real hell. It says in Revelation 21:8 "But for the cowardly, & unbelieving, & abominable, and murderers, & immoral persons sorcerers & idolaters & all liars, their part will be in the lake that burns with fire & brimstone..." Please sincerely receive Holy Jesus & put your true faith and trust in Him today and please repent. Will you have a Real encounter with Holy Lord Jesus (Y'shua is His Hebrew Name) and stay in a Genuine relationship with Him daily please?

[@jelkamatic8767]

JESUS IS JEW, JESUS IS PROMISED JEWISH MESSIAH. AMEN, AMEN AND AMEN....

[@josephinewhite6224]

Jesus was born of a Jewish mother from the lineage of King David. His Father was God.

[@reneecamposbenevides1033]

JESUS IS JEWISH !!!!

[@cclmpr]

No because Jesus is not a human

[@reneecamposbenevides1033]

@@cclmpr you must not read your Bible. He was born in Bethlehem to Mary A Jewish girl that God Himself chose to give birth to our Savior by the Holy Spirit. The Scripture says when He was crucified He laid His Diety aside so He was only part Human..

[@Angela-mf3wt]

@@cclmpr don't be a heretic

[@risingstar4585]

@@reneecamposbenevides1033 Not so Jesus only laid aside His glory in Heaven not His Diety He was & always will be fully divine & fully human you must study Paul's letter more closely, he says the Godhead fully dwelt in Jesus. As far as being Jewish, He kept the law but not the traditions of the pharisees, they were impossible to keep thousands of man-made laws to keep a jew from violating the 613 laws of Moses

[@risingstar4585]

@@reneecamposbenevides1033 Now with the eleven disciples Jesus made His way toward the mountain. As they passed through the gate of Jerusalem, many wondering eyes looked upon the little company, led by One whom a few weeks before the rulers had condemned and crucified. The disciples knew not that this was to be their last interview with their Master. Jesus spent the time in conversation with them, repeating His former instruction. As they approached Gethsemane, He paused, that they might call to mind the lessons He had given them on the night of His great agony. Again He looked upon the vine by which He had then represented the union of His church with Himself and His Father; again He repeated the truths He had then unfolded. All around Him were reminders of His unrequited love. Even the disciples who were so dear to His heart, had, in the hour of His humiliation, reproached and forsaken Him. Christ had sojourned in the world for thirty-three years; He had endured its scorn, insult, and mockery; He had been rejected and crucified. Now, when about to ascend to His throne of glory,-as He reviews the ingratitude of the people He came to save,-will He not withdraw from them His sympathy and love? Will not His affections be centered upon that realm where He is appreciated, and where sinless angels wait to do His bidding? No; His promise to those loved ones whom He leaves on earth is, "I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world." Matthew 28:20. DA 830.1 - DA 830.2Jesus led the way across the summit, to the vicinity of Bethany. He then paused, and they all gathered about him. Beams of light seemed to radiate from his countenance, as he looked with deep love upon his disciples. He upbraided them not for their faults and failures; but words of unutterable tenderness were the last which fell upon their ears from the lips of their Lord. With hands outstretched in blessing them, and as if in assurance of his protecting care, he slowly ascended from among them, drawn heavenward by a power stronger than any earthly attraction. As he passed upward, the awe-struck disciples looked with straining eyes for the last glimpse of their ascending Lord. A cloud of glory received him out of their sight, and at the same moment there floated down to their charmed senses the sweetest and most joyous music from the angel choir. While their gaze was still riveted upward, voices addressed them which sounded like the music which had just charmed them. They turned, and saw two beings in the form of men; yet their heavenly character was immediately discerned by the disciples, whom they addressed in comforting accents, saying, "Ye men of Galilee, why stand ye gazing up into heaven? this same Jesus, which is taken up from you into Heaven, shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into Heaven." These angels were of the company that had been waiting in a shining cloud to escort Jesus to his throne; and in sympathy and love for those whom the Saviour had left, they came to remove all uncertainty from their minds, and to give them the assurance that he would come to earth again. All Heaven was waiting to welcome the Saviour to the celestial courts. As he ascended he led the way, and the multitude of captives whom he had raised from the dead at the time when he came forth from the tomb, followed him. The heavenly host, with songs of joy and triumph, escorted him upward. At the portals of the city of God an innumerable company of angels awaited his coming. As they approached the gates of the city, the angels who were escorting the Majesty of Heaven, in triumphant tones addressed the company at the portals: "Lift up your heads, O ye gates, and be ye lifted up, ye everlasting doors, and the King of Glory shall come in!" The waiting angels at the gates of the city inquire in rapturous strains, "Who is this King of Glory? The escorting angels joyously reply in songs of triumph, "The Lord, strong and mighty! The Lord, mighty in battle! Lift up your heads, O ye gates, even lift them up, ye everlasting doors, and the King of Glory shall come in!" Again the waiting angels ask, "Who is this King of Glory?" and the escorting angels respond in melodious strains, "The Lord of hosts! He is the King of Glory!" Then the portals of the city of God are widely opened, and the heavenly train pass in amid a burst of angelic music. All the heavenly host surround their majestic Commander as he takes his position upon the throne of the Father. With the deepest adoration and joy, the hosts of angels bow before him, while the glad shout rings through the courts of Heaven: "Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honor, and glory, and blessing!" Songs of triumph mingle with music from angelic harps, till Heaven seems to overflow with delightful harmony, and inconceivable joy and praise. The Son of God has triumphed over the prince of darkness, and conquered death and the grave. Heaven rings with voices in lofty strains proclaiming: "Blessing, and honor, and glory, and power be unto Him that sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb forever and ever!" He is seated by the side of his Father on his throne. The Saviour presents the captives he has rescued from the bonds of death, at the price of his own life. His hands place immortal crowns upon their brows; for they are the representatives, and samples, of those who shall be redeemed, by the blood of Christ, from all nations, tongues, and people, and come forth from the dead, when he shall call the just from their graves at his second coming. Then shall they see the marks of Calvary in the glorified body of the Son of God. 6Red 68.2 - 6Red 70.3There [heaven-Shomayim1,000 year duration Revelation 20:4 then holy ones with Hashem's rule is transferred to the earth Revelation 21:2; Zechariah 14:4. King Jesus flattens the Mount of Olives to prepare New Jerusalem to rest on it, Zecharya 14:8 living rivers flow out of New Jerusalem(compare to Revelation 21:1 water of life flowing from the great white throne of God Hashem] every power will be developed, every capability increased. The grandest enterprises will be carried forward, the loftiest aspirations will be reached, the highest ambitions realized. And still there will arise new heights to surmount, new wonders to admire, new truths to comprehend, fresh objects to call forth the powers of body and mind and soul. All the treasures of the universe will be open to the study of God's children. With unutterable delight we shall enter into the joy and the wisdom of unfallen beings. We shall share the treasures gained through ages upon ages spent in contemplation of God's handiwork. And the years of eternity, as they roll, will continue to bring more glorious revelations. "Exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think" (Ephesians 3:20) will be, forever and forever, the impartation of the gifts of God. "His servants shall serve Him." Revelation 22:3. The life on earth is the beginning of the life in heaven; education on earth is an initiation into the principles of heaven; the lifework here is a training for the lifework there. What we now are, in character and holy service, is the sure foreshadowing of what we shall be. Ed 307.4 - Ed 307.6"The Son of man came not to be ministered unto, but to minister." Matthew 20:28. Christ's work below is His work above, and our reward for working with Him in this world will be the greater power and wider privilege of working with Him in the world to come. "Ye are My witnesses, saith the Lord, that I am God." Isaiah 43:12. This also we shall be in eternity. For what was the great controversy permitted to continue throughout the ages? Why was it that Satan's existence was not cut short at the outset of his rebellion? It was that the universe might be convinced of God's justice in His dealing with evil; that sin might receive eternal condemnation. In the plan of redemption there are heights and depths that eternity itself can never exhaust, marvels into which the angels desire to look. The redeemed only, of all created beings, have in their own experience known the actual conflict with sin; they have wrought with Christ, and, as even the angels could not do, have entered into the fellowship of His sufferings; will they have no testimony as to the science of redemption-nothing that will be of worth to unfallen beings? Ed 307.6 - Ed 308.3

[@triglavbog7527]

And he rejected the synagoge of satan

[@barrygaynor1025]

Yes, Jesus was Jewish. He was (is) the Messiah.

[@justintan1198]

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[@jungleebushcraft]

If jesus the jew is the son and god...then god is jew?

[@yolandahernandez9154]

Yes Jesus Christ Was , and is a Jew. Matthew 2 : 1-2. Verse 6. And you Oh Bethlehem of the land Judah , are by no means the most insignificant city of The governors of Judah: For out of you will come forth a governing one, One will shepherd my people Israel. Genesis 22 : 17. last sentence. And your seed will take possession of the gate of his enemies. Micah also said : this king will Take control of the city gate. Micah 2 : 13 . The seed is Christ Jesus. ( messiah ) Galatians 3 : 16. last sentence And to his seed, “ it says not : And to seeds as in the case of many, But in the case of ‘ One And to your seed , Who is Christ. . Christ will rule in city of Jerusalem. For time indefinite. I am not educated or trying to be a prophet, but I read it , and understand it to say this. .

[@alexmanuel7299]

He is jesus the tumb still enty

[@JeanPelletier-td6zu]

How can Jesus be Jewish ? Jesus is the son of God and never had a religion he followed he only done what his father decided !

[@ChosenPeopleUSA]

Jesus is God manifested in human form. He entered this world as a Jew, descending from David (Matt 1:1, 17; Luke 1:32-33; Acts 13:23; Rom. 1:3; 2 Tim 2:8). His parents had him circumcised on the eighth day. As a Jew, his religious tradition was Judaism-he lived a Jewish way of life. He wore tzitzit (Matt 9:20; Luke 8:44), attended the synagogue on Shabbat because it was "his custom" (Luke 4:16), taught in synagogues (Mark 7:2; Matt 4:23; 9:35; Luke 4:16; John 6:59), and taught that he came to confirm the Torah (Matt. 5:17). He also affirmed the Shema and taught that loving God and one's neighbor is the substance of the Torah (Mark 12:29-31; Matt 22:37-40). Additionally, he argued for the resurrection of the dead (Matt. 22:23-32; Luke 20:27-38), celebrated Jewish feasts (Mark 14:12-26; Matt 26:17-30; John 7:14-15; 10:22-23), practiced Jewish traditions (Mark 14:12-26; Luke 4:16-20; Matt 3:13-17; 23:24; John 7:14-15), and had a Jewish burial (Luke 23:50-56).

[@MaxCASSIDY-f6r]

Of course Jesus was Jewish ..

[@j.f.jesusvelezmerkt5736]

SHALOM !:ALL's IS NICE & ALL WOULD BE :VERY EASY TO EACH-ONE JEWISH TO APPROUCHS TO YESHU'A HAMASHYAKh TEACHING FROM SACRES & BLESSED TORAH-TANAKH!:BUT,BUT EXIST A VERY STRONGER ENEMY AGAINST YESHU'A HAMASHYAKh KNOWLEDGE: THE HUMAN-talmud !

[@ObservationStation_77]

She’s weird and caught in her own lies.

[@wildjungle1474]

Jesus wasn't Jewish, in fact he rejected the Jewish tTalmund. Jesus was a israelite, not a jew. The kenites worked their way into priesthood and as scribes, documentation, ezra chapter 8, and first chronicles chapter 2:55. The kenites are satan children. Jesus says gospel of Matthew, Beware of yeasts of the pharisees. Jesus is implying false doctrine. Jesus came from sea of galilee. Prophetess Anna was of tribe of Asher, get the picture. Luke chapter 1 to document. Elijah and jonah came from sea of Galilee. The fake religious leaders, pharisees, said no prophet ever came from galilee, that's a lie. Jesus, jonah, Elijah came from Galilee. Prophetess Anna knew of the holy scriptures, that messiah would come first advent, she recognized jesus, as infant, by the holy spirit. Anna knew messiah came from Galilee. The kenites were ignorant of God's word. Numbers chapter 24 document messiah would come, that scepter is Jesus, the messiah.

[@RunningFreeForeverFree]

You are 1000% x 1000% right.

[@risingstar4585]

@@RunningFreeForeverFreeNow with the eleven disciples Jesus made His way toward the mountain. As they passed through the gate of Jerusalem, many wondering eyes looked upon the little company, led by One whom a few weeks before the rulers had condemned and crucified. The disciples knew not that this was to be their last interview with their Master. Jesus spent the time in conversation with them, repeating His former instruction. As they approached Gethsemane, He paused, that they might call to mind the lessons He had given them on the night of His great agony. Again He looked upon the vine by which He had then represented the union of His church with Himself and His Father; again He repeated the truths He had then unfolded. All around Him were reminders of His unrequited love. Even the disciples who were so dear to His heart, had, in the hour of His humiliation, reproached and forsaken Him. Christ had sojourned in the world for thirty-three years; He had endured its scorn, insult, and mockery; He had been rejected and crucified. Now, when about to ascend to His throne of glory,-as He reviews the ingratitude of the people He came to save,-will He not withdraw from them His sympathy and love? Will not His affections be centered upon that realm where He is appreciated, and where sinless angels wait to do His bidding? No; His promise to those loved ones whom He leaves on earth is, "I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world." Matthew 28:20. DA 830.1 - DA 830.2Jesus led the way across the summit, to the vicinity of Bethany. He then paused, and they all gathered about him. Beams of light seemed to radiate from his countenance, as he looked with deep love upon his disciples. He upbraided them not for their faults and failures; but words of unutterable tenderness were the last which fell upon their ears from the lips of their Lord. With hands outstretched in blessing them, and as if in assurance of his protecting care, he slowly ascended from among them, drawn heavenward by a power stronger than any earthly attraction. As he passed upward, the awe-struck disciples looked with straining eyes for the last glimpse of their ascending Lord. A cloud of glory received him out of their sight, and at the same moment there floated down to their charmed senses the sweetest and most joyous music from the angel choir. While their gaze was still riveted upward, voices addressed them which sounded like the music which had just charmed them. They turned, and saw two beings in the form of men; yet their heavenly character was immediately discerned by the disciples, whom they addressed in comforting accents, saying, "Ye men of Galilee, why stand ye gazing up into heaven? this same Jesus, which is taken up from you into Heaven, shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into Heaven." These angels were of the company that had been waiting in a shining cloud to escort Jesus to his throne; and in sympathy and love for those whom the Saviour had left, they came to remove all uncertainty from their minds, and to give them the assurance that he would come to earth again. All Heaven was waiting to welcome the Saviour to the celestial courts. As he ascended he led the way, and the multitude of captives whom he had raised from the dead at the time when he came forth from the tomb, followed him. The heavenly host, with songs of joy and triumph, escorted him upward. At the portals of the city of God an innumerable company of angels awaited his coming. As they approached the gates of the city, the angels who were escorting the Majesty of Heaven, in triumphant tones addressed the company at the portals: "Lift up your heads, O ye gates, and be ye lifted up, ye everlasting doors, and the King of Glory shall come in!" The waiting angels at the gates of the city inquire in rapturous strains, "Who is this King of Glory? The escorting angels joyously reply in songs of triumph, "The Lord, strong and mighty! The Lord, mighty in battle! Lift up your heads, O ye gates, even lift them up, ye everlasting doors, and the King of Glory shall come in!" Again the waiting angels ask, "Who is this King of Glory?" and the escorting angels respond in melodious strains, "The Lord of hosts! He is the King of Glory!" Then the portals of the city of God are widely opened, and the heavenly train pass in amid a burst of angelic music. All the heavenly host surround their majestic Commander as he takes his position upon the throne of the Father. With the deepest adoration and joy, the hosts of angels bow before him, while the glad shout rings through the courts of Heaven: "Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honor, and glory, and blessing!" Songs of triumph mingle with music from angelic harps, till Heaven seems to overflow with delightful harmony, and inconceivable joy and praise. The Son of God has triumphed over the prince of darkness, and conquered death and the grave. Heaven rings with voices in lofty strains proclaiming: "Blessing, and honor, and glory, and power be unto Him that sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb forever and ever!" He is seated by the side of his Father on his throne. The Saviour presents the captives he has rescued from the bonds of death, at the price of his own life. His hands place immortal crowns upon their brows; for they are the representatives, and samples, of those who shall be redeemed, by the blood of Christ, from all nations, tongues, and people, and come forth from the dead, when he shall call the just from their graves at his second coming. Then shall they see the marks of Calvary in the glorified body of the Son of God. 6Red 68.2 - 6Red 70.3"The Son of man came not to be ministered unto, but to minister." Matthew 20:28. Christ's work below is His work above, and our reward for working with Him in this world will be the greater power and wider privilege of working with Him in the world to come. "Ye are My witnesses, saith the Lord, that I am God." Isaiah 43:12. This also we shall be in eternity. For what was the great controversy permitted to continue throughout the ages? Why was it that Satan's existence was not cut short at the outset of his rebellion? It was that the universe might be convinced of God's justice in His dealing with evil; that sin might receive eternal condemnation. In the plan of redemption there are heights and depths that eternity itself can never exhaust, marvels into which the angels desire to look. The redeemed only, of all created beings, have in their own experience known the actual conflict with sin; they have wrought with Christ, and, as even the angels could not do, have entered into the fellowship of His sufferings; will they have no testimony as to the science of redemption-nothing that will be of worth to unfallen beings? Ed 307.6 - Ed 308.3

[@risingstar4585]

@Asher Goldman Rochchild Now with the eleven disciples Jesus made His way toward the mountain. As they passed through the gate of Jerusalem, many wondering eyes looked upon the little company, led by One whom a few weeks before the rulers had condemned and crucified. The disciples knew not that this was to be their last interview with their Master. Jesus spent the time in conversation with them, repeating His former instruction. As they approached Gethsemane, He paused, that they might call to mind the lessons He had given them on the night of His great agony. Again He looked upon the vine by which He had then represented the union of His church with Himself and His Father; again He repeated the truths He had then unfolded. All around Him were reminders of His unrequited love. Even the disciples who were so dear to His heart, had, in the hour of His humiliation, reproached and forsaken Him. Christ had sojourned in the world for thirty-three years; He had endured its scorn, insult, and mockery; He had been rejected and crucified. Now, when about to ascend to His throne of glory,-as He reviews the ingratitude of the people He came to save,-will He not withdraw from them His sympathy and love? Will not His affections be centered upon that realm where He is appreciated, and where sinless angels wait to do His bidding? No; His promise to those loved ones whom He leaves on earth is, "I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world." Matthew 28:20. DA 830.1 - DA 830.2Jesus led the way across the summit, to the vicinity of Bethany. He then paused, and they all gathered about him. Beams of light seemed to radiate from his countenance, as he looked with deep love upon his disciples. He upbraided them not for their faults and failures; but words of unutterable tenderness were the last which fell upon their ears from the lips of their Lord. With hands outstretched in blessing them, and as if in assurance of his protecting care, he slowly ascended from among them, drawn heavenward by a power stronger than any earthly attraction. As he passed upward, the awe-struck disciples looked with straining eyes for the last glimpse of their ascending Lord. A cloud of glory received him out of their sight, and at the same moment there floated down to their charmed senses the sweetest and most joyous music from the angel choir. While their gaze was still riveted upward, voices addressed them which sounded like the music which had just charmed them. They turned, and saw two beings in the form of men; yet their heavenly character was immediately discerned by the disciples, whom they addressed in comforting accents, saying, "Ye men of Galilee, why stand ye gazing up into heaven? this same Jesus, which is taken up from you into Heaven, shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into Heaven." These angels were of the company that had been waiting in a shining cloud to escort Jesus to his throne; and in sympathy and love for those whom the Saviour had left, they came to remove all uncertainty from their minds, and to give them the assurance that he would come to earth again. All Heaven was waiting to welcome the Saviour to the celestial courts. As he ascended he led the way, and the multitude of captives whom he had raised from the dead at the time when he came forth from the tomb, followed him. The heavenly host, with songs of joy and triumph, escorted him upward. At the portals of the city of God an innumerable company of angels awaited his coming. As they approached the gates of the city, the angels who were escorting the Majesty of Heaven, in triumphant tones addressed the company at the portals: "Lift up your heads, O ye gates, and be ye lifted up, ye everlasting doors, and the King of Glory shall come in!" The waiting angels at the gates of the city inquire in rapturous strains, "Who is this King of Glory? The escorting angels joyously reply in songs of triumph, "The Lord, strong and mighty! The Lord, mighty in battle! Lift up your heads, O ye gates, even lift them up, ye everlasting doors, and the King of Glory shall come in!" Again the waiting angels ask, "Who is this King of Glory?" and the escorting angels respond in melodious strains, "The Lord of hosts! He is the King of Glory!" Then the portals of the city of God are widely opened, and the heavenly train pass in amid a burst of angelic music. All the heavenly host surround their majestic Commander as he takes his position upon the throne of the Father. With the deepest adoration and joy, the hosts of angels bow before him, while the glad shout rings through the courts of Heaven: "Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honor, and glory, and blessing!" Songs of triumph mingle with music from angelic harps, till Heaven seems to overflow with delightful harmony, and inconceivable joy and praise. The Son of God has triumphed over the prince of darkness, and conquered death and the grave. Heaven rings with voices in lofty strains proclaiming: "Blessing, and honor, and glory, and power be unto Him that sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb forever and ever!" He is seated by the side of his Father on his throne. The Saviour presents the captives he has rescued from the bonds of death, at the price of his own life. His hands place immortal crowns upon their brows; for they are the representatives, and samples, of those who shall be redeemed, by the blood of Christ, from all nations, tongues, and people, and come forth from the dead, when he shall call the just from their graves at his second coming. Then shall they see the marks of Calvary in the glorified body of the Son of God. 6Red 68.2 - 6Red 70.3There [heaven-Shomayim1,000 year duration Revelation 20:4 then holy ones with Hashem's rule is transferred to the earth Revelation 21:2; Zechariah 14:4. King Jesus flattens the Mount of Olives to prepare New Jerusalem to rest on it, Zecharya 14:8 living rivers flow out of New Jerusalem(compare to Revelation 21:1 water of life flowing from the great white throne of God Hashem] every power will be developed, every capability increased. The grandest enterprises will be carried forward, the loftiest aspirations will be reached, the highest ambitions realized. And still there will arise new heights to surmount, new wonders to admire, new truths to comprehend, fresh objects to call forth the powers of body and mind and soul. All the treasures of the universe will be open to the study of God's children. With unutterable delight we shall enter into the joy and the wisdom of unfallen beings. We shall share the treasures gained through ages upon ages spent in contemplation of God's handiwork. And the years of eternity, as they roll, will continue to bring more glorious revelations. "Exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think" (Ephesians 3:20) will be, forever and forever, the impartation of the gifts of God. "His servants shall serve Him." Revelation 22:3. The life on earth is the beginning of the life in heaven; education on earth is an initiation into the principles of heaven; the lifework here is a training for the lifework there. What we now are, in character and holy service, is the sure foreshadowing of what we shall be. Ed 307.4 - Ed 307.6It could take 685 years to reach the nearest planet with possible life on Keppler-22-b, at the speed of light by cyrofreezing, I am not a scientist, but I don't believe it is possible to survive the trip & what if the experts are wrong about the planet? Would we turn back when we find there is no oxygen & water 🤔 I believe the sure Word of Prophecy based on the Bible & Spirit of Prophecy which tells me Abraham looked for a country & a city whose founder is God, I would go to a sure place on earth where God makes the sun 10 times brighter & the moon as bright as the sun, know there are planets with 7 moons & have life on it, yes intelligent life not just animals but living thinking people we could interact with & I am not for a second entertaining the idea of 4-green men from Mars. These people belong to that planet like millions of worlds upon worlds existed before our earth was created by God. God is not simply Ruler of Heaven & Earth but all His empire containing all worlds.

[@risingstar4585]

Now with the eleven disciples Jesus made His way toward the mountain. As they passed through the gate of Jerusalem, many wondering eyes looked upon the little company, led by One whom a few weeks before the rulers had condemned and crucified. The disciples knew not that this was to be their last interview with their Master. Jesus spent the time in conversation with them, repeating His former instruction. As they approached Gethsemane, He paused, that they might call to mind the lessons He had given them on the night of His great agony. Again He looked upon the vine by which He had then represented the union of His church with Himself and His Father; again He repeated the truths He had then unfolded. All around Him were reminders of His unrequited love. Even the disciples who were so dear to His heart, had, in the hour of His humiliation, reproached and forsaken Him. Christ had sojourned in the world for thirty-three years; He had endured its scorn, insult, and mockery; He had been rejected and crucified. Now, when about to ascend to His throne of glory,-as He reviews the ingratitude of the people He came to save,-will He not withdraw from them His sympathy and love? Will not His affections be centered upon that realm where He is appreciated, and where sinless angels wait to do His bidding? No; His promise to those loved ones whom He leaves on earth is, "I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world." Matthew 28:20. DA 830.1 - DA 830.2Jesus led the way across the summit, to the vicinity of Bethany. He then paused, and they all gathered about him. Beams of light seemed to radiate from his countenance, as he looked with deep love upon his disciples. He upbraided them not for their faults and failures; but words of unutterable tenderness were the last which fell upon their ears from the lips of their Lord. With hands outstretched in blessing them, and as if in assurance of his protecting care, he slowly ascended from among them, drawn heavenward by a power stronger than any earthly attraction. As he passed upward, the awe-struck disciples looked with straining eyes for the last glimpse of their ascending Lord. A cloud of glory received him out of their sight, and at the same moment there floated down to their charmed senses the sweetest and most joyous music from the angel choir. While their gaze was still riveted upward, voices addressed them which sounded like the music which had just charmed them. They turned, and saw two beings in the form of men; yet their heavenly character was immediately discerned by the disciples, whom they addressed in comforting accents, saying, "Ye men of Galilee, why stand ye gazing up into heaven? this same Jesus, which is taken up from you into Heaven, shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into Heaven." These angels were of the company that had been waiting in a shining cloud to escort Jesus to his throne; and in sympathy and love for those whom the Saviour had left, they came to remove all uncertainty from their minds, and to give them the assurance that he would come to earth again. All Heaven was waiting to welcome the Saviour to the celestial courts. As he ascended he led the way, and the multitude of captives whom he had raised from the dead at the time when he came forth from the tomb, followed him. The heavenly host, with songs of joy and triumph, escorted him upward. At the portals of the city of God an innumerable company of angels awaited his coming. As they approached the gates of the city, the angels who were escorting the Majesty of Heaven, in triumphant tones addressed the company at the portals: "Lift up your heads, O ye gates, and be ye lifted up, ye everlasting doors, and the King of Glory shall come in!" The waiting angels at the gates of the city inquire in rapturous strains, "Who is this King of Glory? The escorting angels joyously reply in songs of triumph, "The Lord, strong and mighty! The Lord, mighty in battle! Lift up your heads, O ye gates, even lift them up, ye everlasting doors, and the King of Glory shall come in!" Again the waiting angels ask, "Who is this King of Glory?" and the escorting angels respond in melodious strains, "The Lord of hosts! He is the King of Glory!" Then the portals of the city of God are widely opened, and the heavenly train pass in amid a burst of angelic music. All the heavenly host surround their majestic Commander as he takes his position upon the throne of the Father. With the deepest adoration and joy, the hosts of angels bow before him, while the glad shout rings through the courts of Heaven: "Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honor, and glory, and blessing!" Songs of triumph mingle with music from angelic harps, till Heaven seems to overflow with delightful harmony, and inconceivable joy and praise. The Son of God has triumphed over the prince of darkness, and conquered death and the grave. Heaven rings with voices in lofty strains proclaiming: "Blessing, and honor, and glory, and power be unto Him that sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb forever and ever!" He is seated by the side of his Father on his throne. The Saviour presents the captives he has rescued from the bonds of death, at the price of his own life. His hands place immortal crowns upon their brows; for they are the representatives, and samples, of those who shall be redeemed, by the blood of Christ, from all nations, tongues, and people, and come forth from the dead, when he shall call the just from their graves at his second coming. Then shall they see the marks of Calvary in the glorified body of the Son of God. 6Red 68.2 - 6Red 70.3"The Son of man came not to be ministered unto, but to minister." Matthew 20:28. Christ's work below is His work above, and our reward for working with Him in this world will be the greater power and wider privilege of working with Him in the world to come. "Ye are My witnesses, saith the Lord, that I am God." Isaiah 43:12. This also we shall be in eternity. For what was the great controversy permitted to continue throughout the ages? Why was it that Satan's existence was not cut short at the outset of his rebellion? It was that the universe might be convinced of God's justice in His dealing with evil; that sin might receive eternal condemnation. In the plan of redemption there are heights and depths that eternity itself can never exhaust, marvels into which the angels desire to look. The redeemed only, of all created beings, have in their own experience known the actual conflict with sin; they have wrought with Christ, and, as even the angels could not do, have entered into the fellowship of His sufferings; will they have no testimony as to the science of redemption-nothing that will be of worth to unfallen beings? Ed 307.6 - Ed 308.3There [heaven-Shomayim1,000 year duration Revelation 20:4 then holy ones with Hashem's rule is transferred to the earth Revelation 21:2; Zechariah 14:4. King Jesus flattens the Mount of Olives to prepare New Jerusalem to rest on it, Zecharya 14:8 living rivers flow out of New Jerusalem(compare to Revelation 21:1 water of life flowing from the great white throne of God Hashem] every power will be developed, every capability increased. The grandest enterprises will be carried forward, the loftiest aspirations will be reached, the highest ambitions realized. And still there will arise new heights to surmount, new wonders to admire, new truths to comprehend, fresh objects to call forth the powers of body and mind and soul. All the treasures of the universe will be open to the study of God's children. With unutterable delight we shall enter into the joy and the wisdom of unfallen beings. We shall share the treasures gained through ages upon ages spent in contemplation of God's handiwork. And the years of eternity, as they roll, will continue to bring more glorious revelations. "Exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think" (Ephesians 3:20) will be, forever and forever, the impartation of the gifts of God. "His servants shall serve Him." Revelation 22:3. The life on earth is the beginning of the life in heaven; education on earth is an initiation into the principles of heaven; the lifework here is a training for the lifework there. What we now are, in character and holy service, is the sure foreshadowing of what we shall be. Ed 307.4 - Ed 307.6It could take 685 years to reach the nearest planet with possible life on Keppler-22-b, at the speed of light by cyrofreezing, I am not a scientist, but I don't believe it is possible to survive the trip & what if the experts are wrong about the planet? Would we turn back when we find there is no oxygen & water 🤔 I believe the sure Word of Prophecy based on the Bible & Spirit of Prophecy which tells me Abraham looked for a country & a city whose founder is God, I would go to a sure place on earth where God makes the sun 10 times brighter & the moon as bright as the sun, know there are planets with 7 moons & have life on it, yes intelligent life not just animals but living thinking people we could interact with & I am not for a second entertaining the idea of 4-green men from Mars. These people belong to that planet like millions of worlds upon worlds existed before our earth was created by God. God is not simply Ruler of Heaven & Earth but all His empire containing all worlds.

[@RunningFreeForeverFree]

@@risingstar4585 Thank You

[@gerardkuiper601]

Jesus/Yeshua is jewish

[@christianuniversalist]

Allsbrook is a liar

[@cclmpr]

Jesus wasn’t a Jewish because he wasn’t a human

[@risingstar4585]

Now with the eleven disciples Jesus made His way toward the mountain. As they passed through the gate of Jerusalem, many wondering eyes looked upon the little company, led by One whom a few weeks before the rulers had condemned and crucified. The disciples knew not that this was to be their last interview with their Master. Jesus spent the time in conversation with them, repeating His former instruction. As they approached Gethsemane, He paused, that they might call to mind the lessons He had given them on the night of His great agony. Again He looked upon the vine by which He had then represented the union of His church with Himself and His Father; again He repeated the truths He had then unfolded. All around Him were reminders of His unrequited love. Even the disciples who were so dear to His heart, had, in the hour of His humiliation, reproached and forsaken Him. Christ had sojourned in the world for thirty-three years; He had endured its scorn, insult, and mockery; He had been rejected and crucified. Now, when about to ascend to His throne of glory,-as He reviews the ingratitude of the people He came to save,-will He not withdraw from them His sympathy and love? Will not His affections be centered upon that realm where He is appreciated, and where sinless angels wait to do His bidding? No; His promise to those loved ones whom He leaves on earth is, "I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world." Matthew 28:20. DA 830.1 - DA 830.2Jesus led the way across the summit, to the vicinity of Bethany. He then paused, and they all gathered about him. Beams of light seemed to radiate from his countenance, as he looked with deep love upon his disciples. He upbraided them not for their faults and failures; but words of unutterable tenderness were the last which fell upon their ears from the lips of their Lord. With hands outstretched in blessing them, and as if in assurance of his protecting care, he slowly ascended from among them, drawn heavenward by a power stronger than any earthly attraction. As he passed upward, the awe-struck disciples looked with straining eyes for the last glimpse of their ascending Lord. A cloud of glory received him out of their sight, and at the same moment there floated down to their charmed senses the sweetest and most joyous music from the angel choir. While their gaze was still riveted upward, voices addressed them which sounded like the music which had just charmed them. They turned, and saw two beings in the form of men; yet their heavenly character was immediately discerned by the disciples, whom they addressed in comforting accents, saying, "Ye men of Galilee, why stand ye gazing up into heaven? this same Jesus, which is taken up from you into Heaven, shall so come in like manner as ye have seen him go into Heaven." These angels were of the company that had been waiting in a shining cloud to escort Jesus to his throne; and in sympathy and love for those whom the Saviour had left, they came to remove all uncertainty from their minds, and to give them the assurance that he would come to earth again. All Heaven was waiting to welcome the Saviour to the celestial courts. As he ascended he led the way, and the multitude of captives whom he had raised from the dead at the time when he came forth from the tomb, followed him. The heavenly host, with songs of joy and triumph, escorted him upward. At the portals of the city of God an innumerable company of angels awaited his coming. As they approached the gates of the city, the angels who were escorting the Majesty of Heaven, in triumphant tones addressed the company at the portals: "Lift up your heads, O ye gates, and be ye lifted up, ye everlasting doors, and the King of Glory shall come in!" The waiting angels at the gates of the city inquire in rapturous strains, "Who is this King of Glory? The escorting angels joyously reply in songs of triumph, "The Lord, strong and mighty! The Lord, mighty in battle! Lift up your heads, O ye gates, even lift them up, ye everlasting doors, and the King of Glory shall come in!" Again the waiting angels ask, "Who is this King of Glory?" and the escorting angels respond in melodious strains, "The Lord of hosts! He is the King of Glory!" Then the portals of the city of God are widely opened, and the heavenly train pass in amid a burst of angelic music. All the heavenly host surround their majestic Commander as he takes his position upon the throne of the Father. With the deepest adoration and joy, the hosts of angels bow before him, while the glad shout rings through the courts of Heaven: "Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honor, and glory, and blessing!" Songs of triumph mingle with music from angelic harps, till Heaven seems to overflow with delightful harmony, and inconceivable joy and praise. The Son of God has triumphed over the prince of darkness, and conquered death and the grave. Heaven rings with voices in lofty strains proclaiming: "Blessing, and honor, and glory, and power be unto Him that sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb forever and ever!" He is seated by the side of his Father on his throne. The Saviour presents the captives he has rescued from the bonds of death, at the price of his own life. His hands place immortal crowns upon their brows; for they are the representatives, and samples, of those who shall be redeemed, by the blood of Christ, from all nations, tongues, and people, and come forth from the dead, when he shall call the just from their graves at his second coming. Then shall they see the marks of Calvary in the glorified body of the Son of God. 6Red 68.2 - 6Red 70.3

[@ennelei9030]

He was Jewish. Son of God through Mary a Jew.

[@tookie36]

@@ennelei9030 the argument would be that the gospels are filled with so much mythology that the birth story is not historically reliable

[@bukikaholmes1172]

What Bible are you reading Clara? He was in human form in the New Testament and He was Jewish because of the lineage that He came from.

[@guttmech]

if he wasnt human then he cant be the mesdiah