What's "The Sign of Jonah" and how does it relate to the son of Jonah?

Dive deep into the amazing book of Jonah and how it relates to the story of Peter the son of Jonah with our very own Dr. Golan Broshi!
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[@WisdomCalls]

I love listening to Golan. And his excitement about the Word is contagious!

[@juuriart]

The level of teaching you guys are able to provide because of your unique situation is absolutely invaluable. I've been a Christian my entire life, so pretty much never learn that many new things from messages but each time on your messages my mind is blown. Thank you SO much. What a treasure of a resource.

[@mariamunozpiz6070]

I agree

[@dale1963.]

Amen and same here and we are watching the Bible come to pass

[@chrisl5711]

I love this channel. I'm a gentile and just hearing the way you guys break everything down is remarkable. I thank God for your ministry.

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@francinebouvier7317]

I’m truly agree with.

[@anitapierson3579]

This was God's plan all along. We as gentiles miss the finesse and nuances of the Hebrew Bible without his chosen teaching. Their true emblem is the Minnorah as the light of the world. Not the star on the flag. Blessings.

[@kymdickman8910]

@@anitapierson3579 Let’s not dismiss the symbolism God embodied in His stars. The star gives light to the world in darkness… God gave them to us for signs and for seasons… Genesis 1:17-18 And God set them in the expanse of the heavens to give light on the earth, to rule over the day and over the night, and to separate the light from the darkness. And God saw that it was good.

[@virginiawilkinson5038]

So interesting and informative about our Jewish Jesus. Really opens the Bible.

[@LittlelightM]

The word of God is amazing,, treasures upon treasures.

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@LittlelightM]

@@jettyharrison4377 Thank you and be blessed,. I have read it, the word of God is just wonderful, i can not get enough of it.

[@Mari-rz5sh]

Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Amen 🙏

[@neallawson7564]

I love this group! They are like a child that spends their whole life looking for their REAL Father, and finally found Him (in Jeshua). The excitement in their voices is apparent. Thank you, Father, for receiving us to Yourself as adopted children into your family also!

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@annemurphy9339]

@@enoch3874 I made a screen shot of your comment - great study information. God bless!

[@billybrightson]

No you are not adopted🤓. You are the original seed of God

[@kymdickman8910]

@@billybrightson born of God… through incorruptible seed [semen], imperishable… no longer tied to entropy, senescence and destined for death. 1 Peter 1:23 … you have been born again, not of perishable seed but of imperishable, through the living and abiding word of God…

[@veronicaspencelocke2003]

@@enoch3874 Wow, thank you so much, I look forward to studying this!!🙏🏼🪔

[@tammyerste6350]

I love the excitement and the joy we can see on the Dr.'s face from the reading and understanding of God's Word. Oh how we can truly taste and see how very good our God is through His Holy and Life-Giving Word! We will praise Your Name forever LORD Jesus - Salvation is found in no other name. ❤️🧎‍♀️🙏

[@angelika9729]

That's what I wanted to write here! It's a pleasure to see his face shine of joy. I like him. He feels what I feel studying hebrew and german bible versions in Gods Holy Spirit. I can't stop smiling and loving my Lord for his way to think and to do. ❤️

[@pamelakrueger1696]

The Word of God is beyond amazing! Ty Jesus for Holy Spirit coming to fill us and teach us all about You! Jesus is the Truth, the Life and THE WAY.

[@puneetharao5931]

God bless Israel 🙏

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@karlschisler8977]

Tears 😭 flowed with this message of comparing the two “Jonahs” and with the written Hebrew and our English translation! IT’S ALL ABOUT GOD’s GREAT MERCY & COMPASSION FOR ALL!!

[@knowone11111]

Same

[@ready1fire1aim1]

Gnosis (Knowledge): Joshua✡ and Jesus✝️ (Scepter and Star ☪️), First and Second Messiah. IHSOUS and IHSOUS XRISTOS. Yehoshu'a and Yeshua. Yehoshu'a with YHWH. Yeshua with Yesh (Atzmus). Joshua Son of Nun and Jesus Son of the Father of All.

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@enoch3874]

@@jettyharrison4377 your drawing a false correlation..known as the association fallacy . Correlation doesn't equal causation. You're going to have to show me historical documentation over at least certain sects within the different religions saying that they correlate. I'm afraid you can't draw your conclusions from mere similarity because they both have a common cultural context, the nearest.

[@linwoodkent1246]

@@jettyharrison4377 Please do not bother yourself with the learned enoch. His ego is just fishing to be exhibited. Yeshua is King of Kings and Lord of Lords, every knee will bow before Him, and confess He Is God. As you, and all of us know. God Bless You and Your's.

[@Russ_Looney]

I really appreciate your commentary and study on the Word. Thank you so much. God bless you all, in Jesus name. Lord, thank you.

[@sandralamorticella5787]

Thank you BROTHERS IN CHRIST 🙏. LORD GOD BLESS your hearts,as your channel has bought many blessings to my heart. Thank you YESHUAH MESSIAH of our souls, the gratitude in my heart is beyond comprehension. GLORY BE TO GOD ALMIGHTY AMEN 🙏♥️🌷🌸

[@rebeccawright2038]

Thank you!!! Loved this teaching!! God bless you and your ministry!! Salvation is coming to Eretz Yisrael!

[@TheseSignsShallFollow]

Thank you for bringing the Bible stories to life in a whole new way! This channel is truly blessing the nations.

[@livetwice7702]

Praise the Lord , we are waiting for you , us Gentiles are waiting for you to accept Jesus as Lord …..then we can all go Home 🙏🏻

[@andyguillory7810]

What a great teaching. I am so thankful for your ministry. May ADONAI continue to bless this ministry. Blessings and Shalom to you all in Yeshua's name. Amen

[@Jenny1313.]

Could listen to y’all all day….sometimes I do! 😊❤️ Thank you for this!

[@johnsteven8728]

All glory be to GOD, His dees and thoughts are Amazing. Let His Holy name be praised without cease, for the Salvation He planned for every body. B.J.STEVEN ( INDIA )

[@kenbellchambers4577]

Thank you so much for this exposition. It is wonderful to compare the Hebrew text to the English text. It reveals so much to us. You two are excellent presenters, polite, patient and with clear, gentle speaking voices. Most sincere peace and blessings to you, and I hope you both do the entire Old and New Testaments together for our enlightenment.

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen..

[@jlskevy]

Dr. Broshi is an anointed teacher. I practically watched and rewatched his videos! I'm blessed to see this new one! Thank you One for Israel! Been praying for your ministry. God Bless!!

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@NoctiLucent81]

So anointed! Agreed!

[@lesliewilson3592]

What a WONDERFUL lesson! Thank you, ONE FOR ISRAEL Ministry, for giving us a front-row seat to this kind of teaching on a regular basis with such EXCELLENT teachers as these two men who are not only so knowledgeable about the Word of God but are so enthusiastic and joyful as they share His Word with the world - the Jew first and also the Gentile! I thank and praise the LORD Jesus for His great love for all of us and for this ministry that reaches out to share His Great Love and Great Salvation with the world. God bless you all!

[@laurathornton5828]

May Yehovah bless you for all of your scholarly understanding of His word! You shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free.

[@danielo3200]

I truly sense the Holy Spirit in the discussion. Thank you Yeshua for speaking through your People!

[@icicestgabz7448]

Whenever I see Dr Broshi or Dr Postell, I click so very fast! It is Good to see/hear you again Dr! So incredibly insightful as always ❤️❤️

[@lcpinco2783]

I am the same. Such wonderful teaching. I’m blessed!

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen..

[@LanghamW1]

@@enoch3874 Jesus never claimed to be God, he claimed to be the Son of God, the Messiah, (not God-the-Son, note that). At his trial, the high priest demanded to know if Jesus claimed to be the Messiah. NOT if he claimed to be God (note that also). The Messiah was sent by God and the one who is sent carries the full authority of the one who sent him. Jesus claimed this authority (power), see: Mat 9:6, Mar 2:10, Lk 5:24.

[@enoch3874]

@@LanghamW1 so you're saying Jesus never claim to be God because he was speaking with the authority of God instead?.... the basis of your claim can be refuted by simply examining Genesis 28 verses 10 through 18 and comparing them with Genesis 31 verses 10 through 13... and moving on, certainly Exodus 23 verse 20 and 21 seem to corroborate your idea... but until we find a parallelism for this idea then I'm afraid it's only conjecture when it comes to scriptural interpretation "continuity" needs to be the key.... so then moving on to judges 2:1 you're going to have to come up with an explanation as to why the angel claims to have done something God did.... so we know that this is a very specific angel because if we go to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 through 15 we find out that the captain of the Lord's host is the Angel spoken of in Exodus 23 verses 20 and 21...why? because both of the sets of scripture are chronological in nature. And in the Joshua five Passage you find the captain of the Lord's host saying something that was said by God all the way back in the burning of the Bush a phrase which is very familiar "take off your shoes from off your feet for the place where you stand is Holy".... we're going to have to wrestle with the implications of that, furthermore in passages like Exodus chapter 3 verses 2 through 6 and judges 6 verses 11 to 22... and amos 4:10 and 11 you have interchangeable titles of both God and God's angel and furthermore in Psalm 78 which depicts Israel's wilderness wanderings, the spirit is depicted in text to have lead Israel through the wilderness... if you have alternate explanation for these that does not add words into the text or assume anything beyond what is written, I'd be glad to hear it..... In John 10:34 Jesus put himself as the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6, you didn't address this. In John 10 verses 11 and 14 Jesus says that he is the Good Shepherd now if you compare this with a very first line of Psalm 23 I think you have your claim right there, you didn't address this In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 is the episode where Jesus walks on water, this itself is a claim, why?..because in Job 9 verse 8 this is something only Yahweh can do, so then, that's your claim right there. Furthermore I thought only God can forgive sins, so, why is Jesus God's angel claiming to forgive sins... this idea is all throughout the gospels but specifically off the top of my head I'll point you to Mark chapter 2 and ask you how you get around that conundrum. If you have an alternate explanation for these that does not add words into the text or assume anything beyond what is written then I'll listen to you But until then you are taking firstborn / begotten/Son of God not from what scripture says about it Nor from Jewish historical context which is the context that brought you scripture in the first place but you're simply imposing your own cultural context onto the Bible assuming that it was first written in English. I suggest to you that it is very important that you examine everything that I said looking up all scriptures that I wrote down here and thoroughly examining them before you reply, please resist the temptation to react in a impulsive manner because I really want to hear what you have to say but only if you have your mind clear ... don't just be reactionary please. And please don't skip anything or just lightly skimp on anything but address everything.

[@Alfrets-ty5cf]

Great teaching!!!!

[@juliejohnson4146]

Thank God for never giving up on us but grinding our stubborn wills to powder until we turn to Him! NO one deserves His Great Mercy!

[@debifambro1039]

Thank you. This is a great bible study. I am a gentile and am so glad we’re accepted into the kingdom.

[@beckymurayama955]

Thank you for sharing. I am so hungry for this level of teaching. God bless you as you bless us.

[@patriciaramsey9866]

Wow, powerful message! My prayers continue for the Jews and Israel 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✝️💜

[@kaylenehousego8929]

Me too !

[@margaretbrown6560]

me too , I work with some beautiful ones. prayers , prayers,

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@EddieED711]

@@enoch3874 DANIEL 9:25 DANIEL 8:25 ALL NATIONS HAVE THEIR OWN PRINCE OVER THEIR PRINCIPALITY. THE PRINCE OF ISRAEL IS THE ROCK THAT SOLD HIS PEOPLE INTO ALL NATIONS THAT THEY CAN BE BORN AGAIN. CHRIST IS THE LAMB SLAIN BEFORE THE FOUNDATION OF THAT WORLD BROUGHT OUT OF EGYPT.REVELATION 13:8. AS FOR THIS WORLD, HE HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS WORLD, JOHN 14:30. AS FOR BABYLON THE GREAT, ALSO CALLED SODOM AND EGYPT, IT IS FALLEN AND THE HATEFUL SPIRIT AND CAGE BIRDS IN HER ARE THOSE OF LUKE 21:24, AND THE GREAT CITY IS DIVIDED INTO THREE PARTS, ISLAM, JUDAISM, CHRISTANITY AND THE CITIES OF THE ( NATIONS ) FELL, REVELATION 16:19. SEE ALL NATIONS ARE IN THE IMAGE OF THE BEAST, THE KEY WORD------>IMAGE, OF THE BEAST THAT WAS,AND IS NOT, YET IS, AND THE NUMBER OF THIS MAN IS SIX HUNDERD THREESORE AND SIX, THIS MAN IS SOLOMON, AND ALL MAN IS AS HE. WISE IN HIS OWN CONCEIT, AND HAVING OTHER gods BEFORE YAH. GIVING THEIR KNOWLEDGE TO KINGDOMS AND NOT THE COMMANDMENTS AND LAW OF YAH. THIS WORLD IS OF GOG, NOT YAH. YES GOG IS A PEINCE OF ALL THE NATIONS IN EZEKIEL 38:1-13, AND HAVE TAKEN THE GREAT CITY, BABYLON THE GREAT, TAKEN IN 1095 AD, SETTLED IN 1947-48. EZEKIEL 38:14 IS REVELATION 20:7. SEE IF YOU READ DEUTERONOMY 32:30, YOU SHOULD UNDERSTAND OUR >ROCK< CHRIST SOLD US INTO ALL THE NATIONS AND THAT NO MAN CAN DELIVER US! SO WE ARE TO THIS DAY SCATTERED WITHIN THE NATIONS. DEUTERONOMY 32:31, DO YOU SEE THE PRINCE OF ISRAEL, AND THE PRINCE OF THE GENTILES? SEE VERSE 21 OF DEUT.GO SEE ROMANS 11:11. SEE WHY THE GENTILES ARE RICH? DID OUR PRINCE NOT GO BACK TO THE FATHER AS HE SAID IN JOHN 14;27-29, SEE JOHN 11:49-53? SALVATION WAS SENT TO THE GENTILES FOR A TIME-TIME AND A HALF TIME AND THEIR FACES WERE TURNED BACKWARD! THE THINGS IN THE EARTH TODAY ARE THE FULLNESS OF THE GENTILES INIQUITY. PESTILENCE AND FAMINE IS, AND A GREAT WAR IS TO COME. AS THE WAR OF 70AD SO SHALL IT BE, MAN WILL EAT OF HIS OWN FLESH!

[@dannymack9636]

Mine too

[@kirstenviers7928]

Another perfect podcase. Our God is the God of truth. The Book of Jonah cannot be denied and your honest translation is only indicative of why the Bible has lasted so many years.

[@kathleenlee9174]

TWO of the most pleasant and informed teachers Golan Broshi and Seth Postell. Dr.Erez Soref. I loved the three of teaching at the Passover Sader. I usually Listen to all three of them at least 3 times. May God bless One for Israel and everyone working to bless the Jewish people with the truth of who Yeshua really is. Thank you for all you do.

[@GERALD9912]

THE STRANGER WHO CAME TO LIVE WITH US By Ken Raggio A few months after I was born, my parents heard of a stranger who had just come to town. They heard lots of fascinating stories about him. He was the talk of the town. One day, someone introduced him to my parents, and they invited him to come to our home. All of us quickly fell in love with him and, believe it or not, they invited him to come live with us permanently. Instantly, he became a huge part of all our lives. Since he was already living with us when I started growing up, I never questioned his place in our home, or in our family. We were Church-going people. We read our Bibles, and prayed about important things. We believed in obeying and living by the Word of God. We believed that the Bible should define all our values and beliefs. But the stranger was a big storyteller. He never ran out of stories to tell. Every day, he had something new. Adventure stories. Mysteries. Comedy. Old cowboy stories. Romance stories. You name it, he had a story for everything. We spent hours, almost every evening, listening spellbound to the stranger as he told us his stories. As our family grew, the stranger became an intimate friend to us all. We actually listened to him a lot more than we listened to each other. As long as he was in the room, we almost never talked to each other. He took us to our first major league baseball game. He took us to almost every movie that came out of Hollywood. He introduced us to all the famous movie stars, all the celebrity singers and dancers. Thanks to the stranger, we learned about so many people and things that we would never have known without him. People that we really didn't need to know. He was an incessant talker. Sometimes, Daddy or Mother would get tired of listening to his stories, and leave the room, while us kids just sat there and continued listening, all the way till bedtime. Then we begged them to let us stay up late so we could hear some more stories. I wondered if they ever regretted letting him move in with us. I think we probably would have had a lot more time with each other if he hadn't been around. I feel sure that we would have read the Bible and prayed and talked a lot more about good and Godly things if he hadn't been there. The really bad thing about the stranger is that he never had the same values that my family did. Daddy and Mother were both God-fearing, Bible-reading, Church-going people. They both ruled our household with certain moral convictions. But this stranger never showed any respect to our values whatsoever. For example, I never heard my parents use one word of profanity. Bad words were just not allowed in our house. And they would not allow us to make friends with people who talked like that. But our longtime visitor gradually started using bad language. At first, it was pretty rare - just an occasional four-letter word. But it burned our ears and made us all squirm. Every now and then, they would make him shut up, but as time passed, he became bolder and bolder to say things and talk about things that were really taboo - things that none of us would have been allowed to discuss. His language got worse and worse and worse. All our family and friends were teetotalers. We did not approve of or allow alcoholic drinks EVER in our household. But the stranger did everything he could to show us that drinking was cool. Almost every day, he would tell us stories about people drinking, and smoking, doing drugs, gambling, and committing crimes, and doing immoral things. And almost every time, he made it look like there was nothing wrong with it. He made it look like all those things were perfectly normal for everybody. He tried to persuade us to buy beer, cigarettes, and do all kinds of things that we didn't believe in. He made a hard sell, too. He always made them look like we would really enjoy them, and that we would be more popular and fit into the crowd. And then there was the subject of sex. Our family NEVER discussed sex, but the stranger talked about it all the time. He talked way too freely about it. It was embarrassing. Sometimes, his comments were so blatant and offensive that every one of us blushed, but nobody told him to shut up. He just kept talking, and we just kept on listening. A whole lot of my earliest ideas about love and sex came from him. Unfortunately, everything he taught us was EXACTLY the opposite of what we were told at Church, and what we read in the Bible. If we hadn't gone to Church and read the Bible, the stranger would have made us completely different kind of people than we were. As I look back, I know that it was a miracle from God that the stranger did not influence us more than he did. I know that it was because we always heard strong preaching at Church that refuted all the stranger's values. But I have no doubt that our minds were still affected negatively by his relentless arguments. It did not make any sense for us to allow him to continue living in our house, but he did. He was rarely rebuked, and was never asked to leave. I am sure that he made me think and believe a lot of things that I would never have accepted if he had not been there day-in and day-out. A lifetime has passed since the stranger moved in with our young family. He is much older, and his stories by now have been told all over the world. Everybody knows him by name. The worst part is that the stranger has turned into a really dirty old man. His mouth is so foul, nowadays. He never stops using the most obscene, profane language. And he never stops talking about sex, and violence, and immoral things. It is appalling and horrifying. Hour after hour, he just rants and raves and spouts off all his filthy talk. He constantly shows pictures of things we shouldn't even be looking at. Even his rants about politics and religion are hateful, irrational, and intolerable. Every day, he fills the ears of his listeners with all kinds of downright lies. He really sounds like he works for a tyrannical dictator. And now, he argues non-stop that we should approve things like homosexuality, and drugs, and all kinds of immorality and perversions. He spends an awful lot of time trying to convince us that there is no God. I've come to believe that he is actually working for the devil himself. The last time I heard him on a rant, I was utterly shocked. He made me feel completely vile. I decided that I simply do not want to listen to his garbage any more. I made up my mind that from now on, I am treating him like the enemy that he really is. Oh, I never mentioned his name. We just called him "T.V."

[@karollisa7022]

Wow I just said to someone about an hour ago that besides sports I rarely watch TV. The Holy Spirit has been pulling me further and further away from it. The news is depressing. You can see Revelation, etc unfolding daily. I love PureFlix for my shows and movies now. Thanks for sharing. Looking back on my life, my values got very skewed from tv making me think those things were ok. I got pregnant in high school because my Christian values got sold out for worldly ones.

[@TheBackyardProfessor]

Really spectacular insights. LOVE how you include the Hebrew analysis! Eye opening exegesis, much thanks!

[@angelasoderstrom3736]

Thank you both for this amazing revelation about the two Jonah. And for your wisdom in God word. Praying always for Yisrael and the salvation of the Jewish people and Jewish Friends ✡️ 🙏

[@anarchorepublican5954]

What is "The Sign of Jonah"? ...then the Queen of Sheba began to question and said: "I have heard of thee and thy wisdom; if now I inquire of thee concerning a matter, wilt thou answer me?" Solomon replied: "The Lord giveth wisdom, out of His mouth cometh knowledge and understanding." She then asked many riddles of him:... #11. Queen of Sheba: "The Dead lived...the Grave moved...and the Dead prayed: WHAT (sign) IS THAT?" King Solomon: "The Dead that lived and prayed, was Jonah...and the Fish, was a moving Grave."... { Legends of the Jews, Louis Ginzberg, Chap. 5 Solomon: the queen of sheba}

[@undignified2843]

Praise the LORD, praise His Grace. Praise His sacrifice.

[@davidcloyd1296]

Man, this stuff is so good! Thank you for the insight and understanding that you share!

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen..

[@davidcloyd1296]

@@enoch3874 👍

[@nataliewolff6329]

This was very excellent! The sea - symbolic of sheol - and sheol will not be present when God prepares the new heaven and earth! The sign of death and resurrection - that is amazing!

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@anarchorepublican5954]

What is "The Sign of Jonah"? ...then the Queen of Sheba began to question and said: "I have heard of thee and thy wisdom; if now I inquire of thee concerning a matter, wilt thou answer me?" Solomon replied: "The Lord giveth wisdom, out of His mouth cometh knowledge and understanding." She then asked many riddles of him:... #11. Queen of Sheba: "The Dead lived...the Grave moved...and the Dead prayed: WHAT (sign) IS THAT?" King Solomon: "The Dead that lived and prayed, was Jonah...and the Fish, was a moving Grave."... { Legends of the Jews, Louis Ginzberg, Chap. 5 Solomon: the queen of sheba}

[@suwilanjimutambo7585]

Thank you for the insight in the name of Jesus Christ

[@sam.t.kolethkoleth99]

From India.amazing channel. Thank you lord jesus for leading me to this channel. God bless you all brothers.

[@BlondeBeard18]

I was just studying Peter’s sermon to gentiles in Acts 10 tonight with two brothers in Christ. God is good!

[@elliotwalton6159]

This is the best Bible study I've ever come across. Thank you, God, for bringing me here!

[@erint933]

I am so very thankful to God for all of you and the insight you're bringing!❤✝️ The connection between Jonah and Simon Peter was something I'd never seen before. That was so good! I'm wondering, do you have a video about the vision Peter had of the sheet coming from heaven with all the unclean animals? There's such a huge misconception in our American Christian culture of what that part means. I don't think it's talking about how we can now all eat bacon, but instead is about how Peter (and the Jews) were to receive the Gentiles, like you say. I'd so appreciate insight on that part. Thank you!👍😊

[@johnmonk9297]

It's not just a misconception. Jesus says if the scriptures are veiled they are veiled to those who perish. It doesn't matter who you tell the truth to if their eyes are closed they will never accept it. I've lost jobs and so called friends/ brothers in Christ once God called me out of the world's/ Satans deception

[@spottedhorse7]

I love reading through the scripture with you!

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@mecameckes227]

This is the third time I have watched this video I just love to watch and listen to you Thank you I wish I wasn’t so old I would love to meet you

[@finley4915]

I just finished reading Jonah, and the timing could not be any better 🙂 God's grace and mercy are beautifully represented in this book. I like how you highlighted that the sailers were the first mission before Ninevah. God's plan is so much bigger than we realize and I believe this is very encouraging for the different seasons of life. ❤

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@broswordsaintgideon]

Ah, Dr Golan Roshi where have you been?! Been a while since I've seen you featured on this channel even though I'm mostly only here specifically for your videos. Hoping you show up more often as such discussion videos are a blessing. Even though I may occasionally maintain a few healthy skepticisms to some of your takes on some things, mostly the extra canonical views lol. But glad to see you're still around doing these vids 💪 Grace and shalom 🙏 ❤️

[@broswordsaintgideon]

And thanks for taking that bit of time to explain why Dr Roshi quotes extra canonical stuff as that's was a reason behind some healthy skepticism. Didn't realize he was engaging in Jewish apologetics as Dr Roshi's excitement when talking about such extra cannon stuff can sometimes come off as condoning such books 😅. Understandably he's excited for a different reason and usually clarifies he doesn't encourage reading them after it's pointed out. It's just it could be misunderstood if not clarified. So the disclaimer chip in's like in 24:41 mins of the vid are always great. That way it's not stumbling blocks to babes in Christ who might think to go read such. I think no one in the faith wants innocent blood on their hands, especially considering what the Lord Jesus Christ said about causing little ones to stumble. Thanks for another good vid OFI team 🙏❤️

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@kaneshasingh3214]

I wish there was more People like Dr. Broshi, because he is very informed, and it’s great to build up the kingdom

[@jimnichols1066]

A Pleasant lecture.

[@valeriebrown3709]

What an amazing study. Thank you for this. It’s easy to understand, but goes in depth, adds the perspective and knowledge from Jewish scripture and culture that can easily to be missed by many people. My family and I will definitely be watching as many of these studies as we can.

[@katebee945]

Amen ❤️

[@jesussaves9886]

Amen God is full of mercy . In a way I feel like God brought me from death and brought me back to life . My testimony is I physically died after giving birth to my son . When I died , I seen my spiritual state (Lost and so far from God ). I was in a room of pitch blackness , through the door the window was light of different colors shining through . There was a very very angry man pacing back and forth . I now know that was a devil angry that God gave me another chance . I came back to life . After that day I received a dream of my grandpa , said twice in Spanish , in a very serious manner redemption . I did not know the word , so I researched what the word meant . God was so merciful full of grace to give me the Holy Spirit to clean me to become a new creation in Christ . The old me had to die , so that Jesus can bring me back to life !!! Thank you Jesus for what you did on the cross for me . Thank you Lord for going back for the one out of the 99 . I didn’t deserve it , but your love is so great . God is good He made a way to Salvation , and that is through Jesus Christ ❤

[@sarahrickman6609]

Praise G-d!!

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@SF-ru3lp]

Bless you, friend. Thank you for your precious testimony. G Ire

[@JezielProdigalSon]

Thank you guys so much. I feel privileged to be able to listen to these.

[@kidkratoski3778]

The Grace and Mercy of The LORD is so wonderful and Awesome.🙌🙌🙌

[@nicos645]

God bless you in your good work!! I love listening to One for Israel broadcasts with Dr. B…but today was special. Jonah is my most favorite book of the bible because of how the character of God is revealed over and over. I love how everywhere Jonah went, the Lord was saving people…in spite of Jonah. I also love how gentle God is with Jonah despite his disobedience and what I believe to be an illustration of mental health challenges Jonah may have struggled with. I love and appreciate the transparency of this book…how Jonah is vulnerable with us, the readers. How God provided a fish…this is a rescue mission, not a punishment! I also love how after going down into the deep, when Jonah is brought back up, the message of God goes out to gentiles. I love that Yeshua referenced this small short scripture that would have been easy to overlook. Every piece of scripture has value and treasure. As I continue praying for the opening of eyes, ears, hearts and minds of Israel and others, I thank the Lord for you and pray that His Spirit will continue renewing your strength as you press on. Thank you for this lesson! 💕 in the matchless name of Yeshua!!

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@oswaldmattos8479]

Thanks for a deep, profound discussion on the Book of Jonah. It was extremely interesting.

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen..

[@carrie2258]

Thank you all at OFI for these 'life saving' teachings amidst a huge famine of the Word among many of believers (some of us have no Church-not by choice). I love, love, love these podcasts, and the passion for God and His word by Dr Broshi along with his excellent teaching, it's encouraging and nourishing! I''m always surprised at the depths of teaching, which I've never had. Thank you all at OFI and God bless and keep you all and your families!

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen..

[@graced2777]

God bless you.

[@freyamccauley]

I'm in Australia and I loved this teaching. I wish we had a Jonah to preach like this here 🙂. God bless Israel.

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@jonahmichaelpoland]

☕🤙

[@jonahmichaelpoland]

🕊️😇👻©️⚓🐳👰💕👸

[@donvanderploeg262]

Freya, you do have such a Jonah and he did preach to Australia, make this go viral.

[@donvanderploeg262]

Enoch, God appeared to Abraham before Abraham was a Jew and identified Himself as "The Lord God Almighty", only then telling him to walk before Him and be blameless. After that God promises to give him a son, whereupon Abraham shows us that his concept of God was too small, saying that he was too old to have children. That then is the whole point, it could be said that Abraham is not the Father of Isaac, God is the Father and Sarah is the human mother of the PROMISED SON. Just as an aside then Ishmalites can claim Abraham but not Sarah. In his encounter with God at the burning bush Moses was told that this is the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. Having identified Himself God then told him what he was to do. Moses questioned God as to whose name he was sent under. God stated that He was the self existent eternal I AM Who I AM. Exodus 3:4 When the LORD saw that he turned aside to see, God called to him out of the bush, Moses, Moses! And he said, Here I am [5] Then he said, Do not come near; take your sandals off your feet, for the place on which you are standing is holy ground. [6] And he said, I am the God of your father, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob. And Moses hid his face, for he was afraid to look at God. (ESV)Exodus 3:13 Then Moses said to God, If I come to the people of Israel and say to them, ‘The God of your fathers has sent me to you,’ and they ask me, ‘What is his name?’ what shall I say to them? [14] God said to Moses, I AM WHO I AM. And he said, Say this to the people of Israel: ‘I AM has sent me to you.’ Yeshua did clearly claim Deity in John's gospel chapter 8 and verse [58] Jesus said to them, Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was, I am. (ESV). In this He identified Himself as being the One who appeared to Abraham, who gave the promise and who was the promise, it was also the Name of God who appeared to Moses and therefore the One who delivered Israel from Egypt. Very truly and certainly from His own mouth Yeshua claimed to be God. The problem is that mankind's concept of God is way too small.

[@robertogomez3698]

Dr. Golan Broshi, I love the engagement that you expressed in presenting this teaching. I learned a lot from it. I look forward to more of your lessons through this channel.

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@SisterImawhosoever]

I think about if the Jews would have believed upon Jesus as their Messiah. They, like Jonah, would have brought that great message to the gentile world. They would have been able to explain about the customs and culture at the time. Things that are said that really don’t have any context to the gentiles, could have been expounded on and how much greater understanding we would have today. The Jews are such a treasure trove full of knowledge. When I hear a rabbi speak, I’m like, “Yes! Yes! Yes!”. They are right there…so close but so far away. Praying for the Holy Spirit to move upon the Jews so they will finally see their salvation.

[@kathrynflynn5889]

The Jews did bring Jesus to the gentiles

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@htebazileeilsel2293]

Many Gentiles DID have the context back in Jesus' day, they knew He was the coming Messiah moreso than those who were teaching Torah.

[@enoch3874]

@@htebazileeilsel2293 yep you got Cornelius in the book of Acts, Naaman and the Widow of Zarephath in the book of Kings, you have rehab and Ruth, you have the sailors on the ship in the Book of Jonah, you have the syrophoenician woman. Yeshua Ben David is the only Jewish person in history, Messianic Claimant, that all the Gentiles flock to just as the Old Testament said would happen... Hear o Israel the Lord Our God the Lord is one....Shema Yisrael Adonai eloheinu Adonai achad... Forever and ever amen God of Jacob!

[@anarchorepublican5954]

What is "The Sign of Jonah"? ...then the Queen of Sheba began to question and said: "I have heard of thee and thy wisdom; if now I inquire of thee concerning a matter, wilt thou answer me?" Solomon replied: "The Lord giveth wisdom, out of His mouth cometh knowledge and understanding." She then asked many riddles of him:... #11. Queen of Sheba: "The Dead lived...the Grave moved...and the Dead prayed: WHAT (sign) IS THAT?" King Solomon: "The Dead that lived and prayed, was Jonah...and the Fish, was a moving Grave."... { Legends of the Jews, Louis Ginzberg, Chap. 5 Solomon: the queen of sheba}

[@paulfitzpatrick6202]

Thank you for this you guys pars this out wonderfully

[@alexandervanwyk7669]

Simply astonishing what I again learned after studying the Bible for 60+ years. Thank you so much. Please never stop.

[@preoccupied4800]

It's great to hear this discussion. I love the depths of the book of Jonah. In chapter 4 v 10 (the last verse) But the Lord said, “You have been concerned about this plant, though you did not tend it or make it grow. It sprang up overnight and died overnight. 11 And should I not have concern for the great city of Nineveh, in which there are more than a hundred and twenty thousand people who cannot tell their right hand from their left-and also many animals?” God also cares about the Ninevites because he saw that they had repented, that their sin was because they were lost. And he cared also about animals that would have been killed. Amazing.

[@crystalclearwindowcleaning3458]

I've studied Jonah several times and heard many sermons on it. But I've never heard the connection to Peter! It's obvious . . . once my eyes are opened to it. Toda Raba.

[@returntoyehovahthelord6185]

Very nice teaching. I loved it. One point was made at about 15:00 minute mark. The sailors knew and feared Yehovah! They knew His Name. The stories of His fame going all the way back to the Exodus and devastation of Egypt, and then the conquest of Canaan were still being told. Those sailors realized, “Oh crap! This guy angered, Yehovah! He’s the really powerful one!! We’re all doomed!” But how awesome that God spared all of them! What a huge lesson and blessing it was for them. Thank you for posting this. Shalom.

[@ritchievernon8099]

I haven't seen the video yet but that's what the Noah warning means to me! 🙏🙏🙏🇺🇦

[@ritchievernon8099]

The Book of Jonah to me is kind of like that as well it was up to Jonah to speak to Nineveh to warn them about disaster coming but he was mad and didn't want to do that so he tried to run away from God and God hold him in in the way of a giant fish and deposited him on land so that he would do what God wanted him to do whether he liked it or not this is one time in the word of God where God literally has to bend someone's will to do what he wants because it was important enough for God to save the whole city of Nineveh even by the way of one very reluctant angry prophet who in my opinion does not even need to be called a profit or a believer in God because of his actions and his attitude before and during when he had to speak to Nineveh and his selfish actions after it was done and the whole city was saved God in heaven and all of Heaven rejoice and Jonah was mad and pouted because he didn't get his own way and run away what a selfish person to be named a so-called prophet of God what a joke Jonah was I hope he made heaven but I seriously doubt it! 😟🙏😡😳🙄

[@returntoyehovahthelord6185]

@@ritchievernon8099 - You make some great points. I guess even Jonah received the ‘undeserved’ mercy from God. We don’t know what else he said or did outside of his book and what was mentioned about him. He might have been an incredible obedient man after this. His story is really (as you said) about God’s mercy not man’s judgment. We’d all be dead if men decided our fate. I remember how I was reading about king Manasseh. What a rat he was! I thought, “Surely God struck him down.” Then I read the rest of the story. Wow. He woke up, saw his errors and changed. Shalom.

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen..

[@thegypsybear]

God bless you all

[@John14-06]

Such a small book but abundantly full of food for thought. Thank you Dr. Broshi for your insight and conclusions.

[@MarianaQuiperz]

I wish this videos could be translated to Spanish or subtitles for all my Hispanic Christian people ❤ I’ve been learning so much all the glory to God! For this ministry ❤🙌🏻

[@lillyanna8432]

Please keep these teaching videos coming, brothers!

[@lk_14292]

Praise the Lord Almighty for this ministry, it really helped me a lot in reading the bible. It's amazing how God slowly unfolds everything in front of us. May the Kingdom of God expand and reach the people all over the earth through this channel🙏

[@franzfriesen5294]

Amen.

[@Shofargirl1]

Thank you so much! ⚘ It seems that Jonah had as much to learn about himself as the people of Nineveh. He needed to REPENT as much as they did. ⚘🍃

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@elcriticodecuba]

always obey

[@monaandersen2123]

Thank you you understand l spoke later. A kristen jude. I think that you have relative from lsrael.. so when we go YOU PLAY I AM LOVED AND WES SING. SO UNDERFUL BEUTIFUL.

[@rosemarybrinkman4479]

The in depth study of Jonah was as complete as anyone could make it. I really enjoyed your perceptions and thoughts on not only Jonah but Peter BarJonah. It is very important to realize we are not so different that those who lived in ancient times. Many of our struggles are closely aligned with the same struggles that people had back in their day. Thank you for posting and for the CC for which I would not have been blessed for lack of hearing.

[@anarchorepublican5954]

What is "The Sign of Jonah"? ...then the Queen of Sheba began to question and said: "I have heard of thee and thy wisdom; if now I inquire of thee concerning a matter, wilt thou answer me?" Solomon replied: "The Lord giveth wisdom, out of His mouth cometh knowledge and understanding." She then asked many riddles of him:... #11. Queen of Sheba: "The Dead lived...the Grave moved...and the Dead prayed: WHAT (sign) IS THAT?" King Solomon: "The Dead that lived and prayed, was Jonah...and the Fish, was a moving Grave."... { Legends of the Jews, Louis Ginzberg, Chap. 5 Solomon: the queen of sheba}

[@Counselangel13]

This lesson was very much planned for me becauseI have recently discovered that I am from a Sephardic Jewish family. I have worked on my ancestry for over 5 years and now I am learning to what God wanted me to learn! I am trying to learn what Jewish people believe and hold with joy. Your work is wonderful ! I now know both sides of belief’s ! God’s plan was designed for me to hear from you both!

[@Counselangel13]

The people are building the 3 rd Temple is what I hear …God has not forgotten the Jews!

[@ambu6478]

You men and women of God, who are Jewish followers of Yeshua are such an inspiration to me. As a Gentlie believer I know, according to the Scriptures, that I am grafted into the Vine/Church of Yeshua . I believe we Gentiles need to pray for and support our elder brothers and sisters of Jewish/Israeli heritage, because through you, God provided a Savior to the world, Yeshua!

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen..

[@4loversofchrist]

SO VERY BLESSED to hear this teaching!!!

[@sharonpeck88]

Wow, this is so helpful to understand the meaning of the book...for a people who cannot understand their right from their left. Sounds applicable for today in many respects. Thank you for sharing!

[@guadalupevalenzuela5559]

Awesome teaching never Hurd it like that before May God bless you and Israel ,and give you Grace so we can hear more messages like that

[@tenn6993]

The reasons I watch and give for your growth is because I get the insight and explanation from the people that understand the language of the original people that wrote this divine words for all men. Praise Jesus!

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen..

[@JamesMiddletonDesign]

Thank you so much brothers. I am an animator, and it has been on my heart for a while now that I should produce an animated account of the book of Jonah. Over the past couple of days, I have been starting to plan for the production and I just spotted this in my suggested videos. I can't recall ever seeing a video on this topic before, so I believe this to be a God-send. Thank you for your hard work.

[@malenacastro6855]

I love the way both speakers enjoy studying God’s word. Remind me my Bible study group! 🙌🏼❤️

[@debbeecorcoran3104]

He makes us a “new man” …

[@muddyboots7753]

Just beautiful how the Lord works. I love this podcast

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen..

[@tinareinbergen8113]

Love the bible studies.

[@ManuelJimenez-yh7sf]

Shalom. Mark 4:35-41 35 That day when evening came, he said to his disciples, “Let us go over to the other side.” 36 Leaving the crowd behind, they took him along, just as he was, in the boat. There were also other boats with him. 37 A furious squall came up, and the waves broke over the boat, so that it was nearly swamped. 38 Jesus was in the stern, sleeping on a cushion. The disciples woke him and said to him, “Teacher, don’t you care if we drown?” 39 He got up, rebuked the wind and said to the waves, “Quiet! Be still!” Then the wind died down and it was completely calm. 40 He said to his disciples, “Why are you so afraid? Do you still have no faith?” 41 They were terrified and asked each other, “Who is this? Even the wind and the waves obey him!” The Great Yod Hey Vav Hey is worthy of all Praise. AMEN.

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen..

[@Gaea4U]

So timely a message. Arise in the moment of necessity to the calling.

[@neilhaverly4117]

Loved your analogy of when God might have prepared the fish for Jonah at the beginning of creation. It's like the reveal about the actual Lamb that willingly allowed herself to be sacrificed to cover the nakedness of Adam and the Woman who is later named Eve. It's not until the sacrifice of Isaac which is a much deeper storyline of the events as described in the Bible if one were to actually listen to God himself and has made it very clear by saying for us all to read, pour over all of the scriptures like the bereans would have done, by applying the two verses that say Is it not written in the book of Jasher. Here you would have learned that the Ram that was slain in place of Isaac was the original One that was widowed in the garden of Eden. BTW the tent scene is a direct quote by Paul about bragging about the little bit of flesh in the circumcision as opposed to the circumcision of our hearts

[@jtearikitautea]

Thanks God! Amazing God! and wow Jonah! Praise God his amazing love for his people so that the people can cry out to God in repentance.

[@mondo2417]

Jonah and his son ,Simon/Peter Has intrigued me for some time , you have helped immeasurably, my understanding of the scriptures through these two, thankyou for all your efforts and enthusiasm .

[@anarchorepublican5954]

What is "The Sign of Jonah"? ...then the Queen of Sheba began to question and said: "I have heard of thee and thy wisdom; if now I inquire of thee concerning a matter, wilt thou answer me?" Solomon replied: "The Lord giveth wisdom, out of His mouth cometh knowledge and understanding." She then asked many riddles of him:... #11. Queen of Sheba: "The Dead lived...the Grave moved...and the Dead prayed: WHAT (sign) IS THAT?" King Solomon: "The Dead that lived and prayed, was Jonah...and the Fish, was a moving Grave."... { Legends of the Jews, Louis Ginzberg, Chap. 5 Solomon: the queen of sheba}

[@lilafeldman8630]

God has been showing me a lot of the same stuff for the last couple years I can also relate to what it's like to be in recovery and reach my rock bottom I really did feel like Jonah and Peter too.

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@CrystalJ7]

absolutely marvellous precious brothers!! thank you so much! you are a complete blessing!!

[@papabear4040]

Sign of Yonah being in the belly of the fish 3 days and 3 nights is a prophecy spoken by Yeshua himself. So it begs the question, "how could a crucifixion on Friday and resurrection on Sunday have fulfilled Yeshua's own prophecy?" critics ask. Book of John chapters 12-20 has a chronology of events that points out that Jesus most likely died on Thursday. How? John 12:1 - 6 days before Passover eve (Nisan 15) on Nisan 9 Jesus is in Bethany on the weekly Shabbat. John 12:12 - the next day (Nisan 10), Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey (Palm Sunday). Selection of Passover lambs Exodus 12. Exodus 12 - for 4 days there is an examination for lambs without blemish (Nisan 10, 11, 12, 13) for the sacrifice on Nisan 14. John 13:1-2 - Jesus shares a "Last Supper" with his disciples on the eve of Nisan 14 - a pre-messianic Seder that has wine as well. John 18 & 19 - Jesus is arrested and crucified on Nisan 14 (Thursday) when lambs are sacrificed 3 days prior to Sunday (Nisan 17). John 19 - Body of Jesus removed and buried before Feast of Unleavened Bread (Nisan 15) - a special Yom Tov Shabbat (Good Friday). Hosea 6:1-2; Jonah 2:1; Matthew 12:40; Matthew 28:1; John 20:1; 1Corinthians 15:3-4 - Jesus fulfills 3 days and 3 night prophecy. Talmud Sanhedrin 43a states that Jesus was hung prior to Pesach (Nisan 15). Remember Nisan 14th is the slaughtering of the lambs, but the actual Passover meal is eaten on the Eve of Nisan 15 with unleavened bread, bitter herbs, and Pascal lamb.

[@annamariaruberto778]

It is amazing how much I appreciate your teaching I just love it! I’m learning the profound word of God May God bless you all! Thank you so very much!

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@annamariaruberto778]

@@enoch3874 Thank you so very much for the information they’re very interested it’s so beautiful to know our God ,Jesus ,and the Holy Spirit. I’m so grateful to have the word of God in my hands.what a treasure!! Thank you so very much bless you in the name of of Yeshua!

[@joanvernon8387]

This is the best, most fascinating study of Jonah that I've ever heard! Thanks, Guys!

[@anarchorepublican5954]

What is "The Sign of Jonah"? ...then the Queen of Sheba began to question and said: "I have heard of thee and thy wisdom; if now I inquire of thee concerning a matter, wilt thou answer me?" Solomon replied: "The Lord giveth wisdom, out of His mouth cometh knowledge and understanding." She then asked many riddles of him:... #11. Queen of Sheba: "The Dead lived...the Grave moved...and the Dead prayed: WHAT (sign) IS THAT?" King Solomon: "The Dead that lived and prayed, was Jonah...and the Fish, was a moving Grave."... { Legends of the Jews, Louis Ginzberg, Chap. 5 Solomon: the queen of sheba}

[@angelamelo3089]

Bem q podia ter tradução em português. ....gostaria muito de entender

[@teresasalazar2375]

Shalom,I Praise the Lord for One for Israel. Is amazing the wonders of the Word of God that your are teaching, is amazing to see Yeshua in all your teaching, and bringing tears to my eyes to see the Jews people come to know Yeshua as their Savior. God Blessings to all if you❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@klopklop4812]

and I will make my people discern between the holy and the unholy they will make them discern between the clean and the unclean.😍😍🥰🥰

[@staphaniebakar]

Great remembrance that no one is worthy of grace. Grace is the free gift from a gracious God. Who am I to keep aught against anyone who has sinned against me. By God's grace I forgive and pray for them as I would pray for myself. Amen

[@ritchievernon8099]

Ukraine and Israel remind me of each other they are fierce they are independent and they don't take crap from anybody including Russia as Russia is finding out! 😳🙏🙄🇺🇦😡

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@alexluthiger731]

Jesus prays for forgiveness, but the heavenly Father insists on Justice and recompensation.

[@enoch3874]

@@alexluthiger731 and what's the problem here for you? Submission within the Godhead doesn't mean one is lesser. They are all united in both essence/ being and will... It's a concept not completely alien to our thinking... If you have a wife...and she's submissive to you, does that make her somehow lesser? Less of a person? Not as valuable in terms of human life?....but that's what you'd be forced to say with that kind of logic. ....however, if I were to take a guess, perhaps, behind this is something of the assertion "if I cant understand it, then, it must not be true"....that's broken and you know it. ...on the other hand...your trying to thwart all of scripture, with just one piece of text, that you believe is proof text for your position.....if there was ever a time to accuse anyone of cherry-picking ....well...the boot does seem to fit.

[@alexluthiger731]

@@enoch3874 My thoughts are not your thoughts, but guess what ever you want. And after having finished with your guessing, guess on this one: There is forgiveness for all kind of sin and blasphemy, but there is no forgiveness for the blasphemy of the holy Spirit of God.

[@cblackink]

This channel is a blessing to me, a gentile. The depth of your explanations is so appreciated. Thanks to all involved. Shalom.

[@ekim0513]

Love this

[@TRULYMORTAL]

This is a fascinating study in scripture of this very important sign! The Sign of Jonah is the sign of Jesus Christ's Messiahship! Which begs the question, How do you get 3 days and 3 nights from Friday evening to Sunday morning? (Hint) The answer is in the book of John.

[@enoch3874]

The messiah's name was always going to be Jesus according to Zechariah Chapter 6... which is the same name as the post exile high priest ,Yeshua! if the concept of Messiah and God are separate then it doesn't automatically follow that sins can be forgiven.. only God can forgive sins. furthermore if the expectation of Messiah is to reverse the events of Genesis 3 Genesis 6 and Genesis 11 then by Definition messiah has to be more than just a man. Jesus being born of Mary but not of Joseph is not a problem according to Jewish history because I believe during the reign of Queen Alexandra Jewish law made Heritage pass on, by matrilineal Bases. A basis for the Trinity can be established in the Old Testament by passages like Amos 4:11Isaiah 48:16.. and Judges chapter 2:1 and Daniel 7:9-14 Support for the idea of God becoming man in Scripture are Deuteronomy 18 verses 15 to 18 Focus of the verse speaks of the coming Messiah coming from lineage of Israel like unto moses. We also have Exodus chapter 23 verse 20 and 21 the context of which is speaking about the future Endeavor of going over Jordan then we come to Joshua chapter 5 verses 13 to 15 and the context of this passage is having just gone over the Jordan into Israel. Another proof of this idea perhaps most glaringly Jeremiah chapter 1 verses 4-10... the first thing you want to pay attention to is titles in verse 4 and verse 9... Hashem and the word of the Lord these titles are used interchangeably there's some definite implication there but the point of emphasis here is verse 9 because it goes a little further than just anthropomorphic language. Now the next concern is did Jesus ever claim to be God? And for this the scriptures I would provide are Matthew 26:64 Jesus directly quotes Daniel 7:13 John 10:34 Jesus claims to be the judge in Psalm 82 referencing verse 6 In John 10 versus Both 11 and 14 Jesus Yeshua says that he is the Good Shepherd and you can cross-reference this with the very first line of Psalm 23. In Mark chapter 6 starting from verse 45 Jesus walks on the water this is something designated in the Old Testament for something only God (job 9:8) can do this separates Jesus from the other people who did miracles. Where another claim would be is in the fact that Jesus forgives sins, off the top of my head is Mark chapter 2 now certainly there have always been Messianic claimants but none of them have ever claimed to forgive sins. Now the question becomes why would Jesus so secretive why didn't he just come out and say that he was the Lord God of Israel?... well one scripture off the top of my head of that I would provide here that might be interesting is this Matthew 16:20 "then he commanded his disciples that they should tell no one that he was Jesus the Christ"... my suggestion to you here, would be that the crucifixion how to take place at a certain place at a certain time and under a specific set of circumstances. Please Look into all the scriptures I made mention here I hope this helps even one person Hashem bless everyone of you... in the name of Jesus both son and God of David king of Israel, amen.

[@htebazileeilsel2293]

He wasn't crucified on Friday, that's how

[@edwardmiessner6502]

The answer is simple, according to Muslim apologists like the late Ahmed Deedat. As Jonah was alive the whole time in the belly of the fish, so too was Jesus was alive "in the heart of the Earth".

[@gertrudekarabas554]

Be encouraged! You are doing God's work. Always get something precious from these podcasts. Commentary on the Book of Ruth was inspired.