Lesson 40 - Genesis 48

[@kwalker8459]

Love it thank you for sharing most powerful! 🙏

[@lucyrouleau1805]

Amen and amen

[@lucyrouleau1805]

Amen yes I am a gentiles and I do believe what you are saying we are grafted by this new covenant into Israel amen

[@modeliversllc6457]

I am learning a whole lot. Thank you

[@aishafausett6316]

Love your teaching. You explain the Bible so good.

[@debbiewelch8216]

Thank you for your teaching!

[@kiannicolas2678]

I guess I'm kind of off topic but do anyone know of a good place to watch newly released tv shows online?

[@TheCandel34]

A baby's heartbeat in the womb says El Shaddai El Shaddai

[@deninevh]

I need a lot of help discerning here, as you'll see. As believers in The Stories from the Bible, wouldn't we all be physical Israelites? We may live in different countries and have different cultures, even different skin colors, but according to the Bible, we're all descended from Hebrews? Unless this is meaning actually descended from Jacob?

[@joshuastavos4376]

I don’t consider Tom Bradford to be a gentile. To me, he is part of Israel.

[@RM-rj5ok]

Every time I hear you saying LORD. is a great disappointment that you don't honor his true real name. IS NOT JEHOVA, GOD, JEHOWEH NEITHER. CORRECT YAHUWAH AND YAHUSHUWAH.

[@TorahClass]

Ramiro, We understand your concern. This is not to dismiss it. Yet, perhaps we can shed a little light. Most of the people we reach are typical church-going Christians who know nothing of the Hebraic context of Scripture. Indeed, they firmly believe the Old Testament is no longer of any real use today. These people only know the Scripture through a translation in their native tongue. And the majority of them speak English and use the KJ version which says Lord, LORD, God, etc. If we were to speak to these same people in a different language, they would not know what we said. For instance, if we said, "(1) ¿Cuándo te encuentres con Jesús un día, que vas a poder decirle? " it would mean nothing to them. Yet, I am supposing it has significant meaning to you. The same is true with the Sacred Name. They only know Him by the substitutes the translators inserted many centuries ago. These church go-ers were saved (or only know Him) under those names - and the name of 'Jesus'. From experience we know that we have to spoon feed these church indoctrinated believers. That's why you'll find in our full teaching lessons that we rotate the Name (s) so these people can begin to learn to use them. And we make no excuses for what the Scripture actually says - YHWH - in over 6000 places in Scripture. However, there is no consensus among Biblical scholars about how to exactly pronounce the name. The most common is "Yahweh". Tom Bradford believes it is "Yehoveh". This topic alone generates a lot of debate among well-meaning and earnest Christian believers. But, until the Messiah returns, we will have to continue to uncover more clues that will lead us to the correct Name. Shalom.

[@saulman3051]

@@TorahClass I really appreciate this class. Being a Christian myself, I have held respect for both the Old Testiment and the New but comprehending the Old Testiment of the Bible has never become more clearer til now. Thanks to this wonderful KZbin site, I am so grateful to have stumbled across, I am beginning to understand a lot more and comprehend the history and patterns God has developed in revealing his plan. Clearly God is doing his work on me. God Bless you all for assisting my learning and understanding. XO

[@Jennycoffee21]

@@TorahClass Amen