The Jewish Jesus | Part 5 of 6 | LORD of The Sabbath | Messianic Teaching

Did Jesus have the authority to change the Sabbath? The answer seems obvious, right? Ever heard it said that Jesus was a rebel, intent on tearing down traditions of men, and at war with the Jewish leaders of his time? Maybe you’ve also noticed that one of the main topics where Jesus seemed to come to blows with the Jewish leadership of his day was the Sabbath? He’d had enough of bondage and legalism that the common people were being put under and he was going to turn over some tables and fix the problem. And why not? After all, he’s Lord of the Sabbath. But this answer has serious implications that you might not have heard about. This message will make sure you do.
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[@michekids]

Thank you Be Blessed in Yeshua Messiah

[@oswaldmattos8479]

Excellent teaching on the Sabbath.

[@josephinemarie1004]

Amen amen amen

[@donchandler7039]

Amen Brother I have been wondering and waiting for a true solid answer on this subject. I only wished that my Brothers and Sisters in Christ would listen and believe and understand this Word, this is pivotal to our love and obedience to Yeshua Jesus. Thank You again for being God's willing vessel to proclaim the True Gospel. SHALOM and AMEN

[@algabba]

So sweet to me, hear that your wife does the lighting of the candles and the meal preparations. I love cooking and my role as wife and mother, I know and hope that my Elohim will one day allow me to do it with my family, not just myself. I am the only one at home who began a year ago to awake, observe and keep the Sabbath. It was not good for my teenager daughter to know that I renounced to Christianity, Christmas, etc. My husband still attends Sunday Church (he studied theology and philosophy long ago), and my only still teenager daughter, works from F-M so she stopped attending church this year. Last year I began studying at the Israel Institute of Biblical Studies from Israel and it has been a delightful experience, it has captivated my heart. To know the hidden simple things never taught in Christianity was the best. To discover that theologians and the church fathers doctrines are the cloud that fogs the mind and remains in it, not allowing the light to reach the heart, was extremely sad. I forgave the pastors who lead me wrong even when I was asking questions, like, why we don't keep the Sabbath or why we eat impure. We are going to FL in June and I hope to stop at your synagogue or congregation. That would be a prayer to my Abba.🙏🏼🇮🇱📖💕

[@bethgibson4384]

Being raised Baptist and discovering our Jewish Heritage in my 30s was mind blowing!! - you’re now sharing these mysteries in detail, thus endearing yourself to all us even more so ( if possible) !! to say thank you 🙏 simply isn’t enough! Your mitzvahs are great & amazingly appreciated!! Teach us, Rabbi, we’re listening, I promise we are all listening !! 😊

[@francescadarien-hydellbma7081]

Yeshua , as the Lord of the Sabbath, (MATTITYAHU 12) performed acts and healing, and these acts of love were not in violation of the Torah. Thank you for your spirited sharing of the kingdom message. May Yahweh bless your ministry.

[@josephinemarie1004]

Thank you for this series please do more as a person who is gentile the first time I read the Bible I wondered all of these things

[@michaelwilliams4603]

What about people that attend church on Sunday? answer @39:50

[@aaronwilliford9732]

Love your teachings filled with historical and cultural information not taught in the church. Don't agree with Sunday church being something a gentile believer that is learning Torah or keeping Torah should entertain. The church doesn't pass the prophet test......

[@essenceofgrowing7804]

Doing good on Shabbat or on any other was never going beyond the letter of the law. It’s actually in keeping with the letter of the law because the law is first spiritual. Always had been and always will be. Yeshua challenge the way some of the Pharisees observed the sabbath (without ever breaking it) and taught them that healing and doing good was not going above and beyond but was all about LIFE.

[@Shalomacon]

Amen… very good. Keep watching. And be sure to check out our other teachings on similar subjects. Blessings!

[@pastordavidberman2091]

@@Shalomacon My question rabbi is Paul clearly said not to judge a person by what sabbath they keep. So seems clear to me that Saturday sabbath is fine in New Covenant but not required. The other point is this, a man is stoned to death after Hashem told them to kill him because he was gathering sticks on the sabbath. As you know, this is just before the fringes command to help remember the commandments. Respectfully my dear Jewish brother ( I am also a Jew) to me that you are saying it is a law that we must have sabbath on Saturday, then you would have to also apply the punishment for not keeping sabbath on Saturday. Otherwise you’re picking and choosing what you want to follow. Or are you simply saying “the sabbath is Saturday but you are not required to keep it”?? I agree with you the Sabbath is on Saturday, but I cannot say a person must keep Saturday as a law in New Covenant. Or are you saying that if a believer is Jewish they must keep Saturday? So my real question dear brother is I hear you’re teaching it’s very good however I’m not sure what your conclusion is? So are you saying it’s a sin to keep Saturday as a sabbath?