Dr. Baruch Korman: Hosea Chapter 6

Bible teaching from the Book of Hosea Chapter 6.

[@wernorse]

I so enjoy your teaching

[@be83]

thank you for these teachings

[@miriamhenderson523]

Good morning , I enjoy your teaching , God bless your ministry!!

[@conniesande1599]

Thank Dr. Baruch I'm blessed by your teaching. Praying for 🇮🇱 and other believer's in philistines. May God's peace be upon you 🙏

[@mariafinke9913]

❤ shalom 🙌👋

[@kathyjames9250]

Thank you Dr. Baruch! I greatly value your Bible expository teaching (particularly with its Jewish perspective) and your encouragements (and admonitions) have really blessed me with solid understanding of the Word and how it all fits together, plus how it applies to me, and THAT is real treasure. I have felt motivated to avail myself of the Word of God, and to bless others with real excitement and real faith. For a person like me, lazy, immature, apathetic, etc., that is saying something about the power of God. I am His workmanship! What a inestimable wealth we have at our fingertips. “He has made the poor to rise up out of the dung hill to sit with princes, and the rich He hath sent away empty.” May others from humble beginnings realize there is sure hope in Jesus (Yeshua) and that THEY ARE THE REASON He came. Bless you and all the other faithful people who work hard to bring the message to our hurting planet. Thank you to all.

[@gregpost8872]

Thank You Dr. Baruch

[@nigelberry7586]

This was very helpful

[@opetosimonpeter4513]

Thank you for the words

[@iamasonofgod91]

I like this guy!

[@frankieclayton9303]

Amen

[@HarpazoReady2022]

What covenant in Hosea 6:7 is the text referring to? Because the false doctrine of Covenant Theology uses that verse to say Adam broke the Covenant of Works. And I know that’s not what verse is referring to. Thank you

[@coreybray9834]

I find it a little curious that a Messianic Jewish teacher would embrace the idea of Yeshua paying for sins. If Yeshua had paid for our sins, we shouldn’t continue to die after the cross. The idea of Substitutionary Atonement has more serious problems than our continuing to die off though. It suggests that as a judge God is willing to falsely charge Yeshua with sins he knows fully well Yeshua cannot possibly be guilty of and then adding insult to injury as a judge he will cross the line to allow his Son to be put to death to pay the penalty for those sins we all know his Son isn’t even guilty of, giving rise to God needing to set the record straight in Ezekiel 18 by getting rid of the proverb about the sour grapes and declaring that it is only the sinner that dies for their own sins, not the innocent, because making Yeshua pay for our sins openly contradicts everything God says he stands for in Exodus 23:7. God is not interested in slaying the righteous and innocent and will not justify the wicked who push such an agenda, so how could God seek to destroy his righteous reputation as a judge by falsely charging and punishing Yeshua for sins he knows Yeshua was not guilty of committing? There is no righteous way to falsely distribute guilt to an innocent party. A righteous court has to actually establish the guilt of a sinner, not pretend they are guilty of someone elses’s sins, else the court and the law that supports that court are corrupt. The whole point of a righteous law is to protect the interests of the innocent, not destroy the innocent. Justice would never be served in God punishing Yeshua for your sins. Instead, the idea is pushed because people believe God is both unjust and also unable to forgive sins. If they believed God was merciful towards sinners, they would never view the cross as a payment for sins. That’s not why Yeshua went to the cross. Yeshua went to the cross because Satan is the strong angel in Revelation 5 raising the question of who isworthy in heaven, earth and under the earth. Yeshua had to be tested unto death to resolve that challenge of Lucifer. And Lucifer raised that challenge to provide himself time to mount a more elaborate defense, arguing that God was an unfit judge to halt God’s court which is why the question of who is worthy in Revelation 5 was raised in the first place. Yeshua’s death cleared Yeshua’s character, because he didn’t use power to come down off the cross and destroy his enemies, showing that despite his great power, he doesn’t rely on might makes right or power abuse of any kind when dealing with his enemies. Instead, he was willing to let his enemies put him to death to demonstrate that there is no hidden depravity in Yeshua and that he really is as worthy as the new song being sung in Revelation 5 “Worthy is the Lamb” claims. And as our High Priest, we can now trust that his character is righteous enough to stand before God and present the case of each individual and intercede on their behalf until his daily ministration reaches its end in Revelation 8 and he leaves his post before the altar of incense and heads back to earth in Isaiah 30, Zechariah 14, Revelation 11 and Revelation 19 to wage war on the nations to take control over the kingdoms of this earth and liberate his people.

[@coreybray9834]

But, Christ said the kingdom had already come unto us back at his first coming, and he rebuked the Pharisees in Matthew 23:13 for neither entering his kingdom, nor suffering others to enter in after telling us that the thing we should do first is to seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness in Matthew 6:33. It would be difficult to seek a kingdom that isn’t there, and it wouldn’t be fair to rebuke people for not entering a kingdom that wasn’t there to enter. So, the kingdom being established was back in Christ’s day in fulfillment of Daniel 2:44 in the days of the four kingdoms of Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greecia and Rome as God promised would happen. And that kingdom has continued to fill the earth like a great mountain in fulfillment of Daniel 2 as the gospel message has gone forth. What happens at the return of Christ in Daniel 7 is that some point after the fall of the four world empires, Yeshua receives the kingdom from his Father and the Saints start to take the kingdom.

[@rogercloud6003]

"Also Judah has set a harvest for thee when I return the captivity of MY people" This was fulfilled when Jesus my Lord walked the earth. The "harvest" was for the first fruits, aka the 24 elders, the 144000, and the souls under the altar. The tie has come for earthly Israel to be destroyed.