What happens when the rabbinic rule court system that commands all Orthodox Jews to curse all Christians and non-orthodox Jews 936 times each year, condemns you for disagreeing with them? (Like they did with Yeshua (Jesus) 2,000 years ago?
In this week’s parasha Vayiqra, as we get into, the book of Leviticus (Vayiqra), we will be covering many of Yahweh’s commandments, and with that comes the confusion that exists between the two houses (Judah & Joseph) regarding forgiveness and Elohim’s grace, and so we will be clarifying those myths and misnomers of what it means to be forgiven and covered by Elohim’s grace.
Have you ever wondered what Ezekiel’s vision was really about? In parasha Ki Tisa, we will take a deep dive into the vision that Ezekiel has, and see that it’s referring to the mystery of the two houses, and Yeshua’s ministry.
Why does Talmud Tractate Berakhot 28b-29a require Orthodox Jews to curse literally everyone else (Karaites, Reform, Reconstructionist Jews, Israeli Messianics, and Christians) 3 times daily? Mr. Prime Minister Netanyahu, does this not ignite hatred and violence between Judah and Ephraim?
In Parasha Vayechi we will see what happens to Israel (Ya’akov), his children, and his descendants. And how their lives paved the path of Yahweh’s plan for the nation of Israel, and what that means for us in the House of Judah and the House of Ephraim today as the nation of Israel.
Parasha Vayigash continues the story of Yoseph’s (Joseph’s) reconciliation with his father and brothers in Egypt. And it is here that we see Yoseph surrender all bitterness and anger toward his brothers and forgive them. And we see Yoseph profess that all the trials he went through was Yahweh’s perfect, predestined purpose.
As Parasha Miketz continues the story of Yoseph (Joseph), we will see how Yahweh Elohim used all of the struggles Yoseph experienced for His greater purpose. And how we also must sometimes face trials in our lives today to strengthen us in our faith. And we will also see how the story of Yoseph is an example of how to break generational curses within the family.
In Parasha Vayeshev we read about our forefather of the House of Ephraim, Yoseph (Joseph), about the prophetic dreams given to him by Yahweh Elohim, and about how he kept faith through affliction. Including when his own brothers sold him into Egypt. Yoseph is a perfect example of how we too can endure all things through Yeshua HaMashiach and never grow weak or weary in faith.
Parasha Vayechi takes us on a prophetic journey of how Yahweh planned to build a nation from Avraham’s descendants. Join us as we see what happens to Israel (Ya’akov), his children, and his descendants. And what Yahweh’s plan for the nation of Israel means for us in the House of Judah and the House of Ephraim today.
In Parasha Vayeshev we read about the forefather of the House of Ephraim, Yoseph (Joseph), about the prophetic dreams given to him by Yahweh Elohim, and about how he kept faith through many trials. Including his own brothers selling him into Egypt. Yoseph is a perfect example of how we too can endure all things through Yeshua HaMashiach and never grow weak or weary in faith.
Parasha Toldot is about the struggle between two brothers, Esau and Yaakov (Jacob), over the birthright and the blessing. Join us as we see whose bloodline establishes the Kingship and how this relates to the House of Judah, the House of Ephraim (Israel), and the Messianic, millennial reign of Yeshua HaMashaich.
Parasha Toldot is about the struggle between two brothers, Easu and Yaakov (Jacob), over the birthright and the blessing. Join us as we see whose bloodline establishes the Kingship and how this relates to the House of Judah, the House of Ephraim (Israel), and the Messianic, millennial reign of Yeshua HaMashaich.
Vezot Haberakhah means “and this is the blessing”. And who doesn’t like Yahweh’s blessings? Join us for this parasha as we remember to be thankful for Yahweh’s love and mercy.
Vezot Haberakhah means “and this is the blessing”. And who doesn’t like Yahweh’s blessings? Join us for this parasha as we remember to be thankful for Yahweh’s love and mercy.
Join us for Parasha Nitzavim to find out what determines our biblical identity. Are we Israelites? Are we identified by the faith handed to us by our ancestors? Or by the country we live in?
Join us for Parasha Nitzavim to find out what determines our biblical identity. Are we Israelites? Are we identified by the faith handed to us by our ancestors? Or by the country we live in?
Did you know that Ma’asei (Acts) chapter 15 is a reflection of the principles and precepts found in the Torah portion of Parasha Re’eh? Please join us as we see how the five principles of Acts 15 reflect Yahweh’s heart.
Did you know that Ma’asei (Acts) chapter 15 is a reflection of the principles and precepts found in the Torah portion of Parasha Re’eh? Please join us as we see how the five principles of Acts 15 reflect Yahweh’s heart.
In Devarim (Deuteronomy) chapter 4:2, Yahweh tells us NOT TO ADD ANYTHING to or take ANYTHING AWAY from the word which He commands us, that we might KEEP (SHOMER) the commandments which HE commands us! And interestingly, Yeshua HaMashiach began His ministry with the same exact message!
Join us for Parasha Va’etchanan as we give just some examples of how both the house of Judah and the house of Ephraim are guilty “picking and choosing” what parts of Yahweh’s word to keep, that we may repent of this error and become pleasing unto Yahweh our Elohim.
In Devarim (Deuteronomy) chapter 4:2, Yahweh tells us NOT TO ADD ANYTHING to or take ANYTHING AWAY from the word which He commands us, that we might KEEP (SHOMER) the commandments which HE commands us! And interestingly, Yeshua HaMashiach began His ministry with the same exact message!
Join us for Parasha Va’etchanan as we give just some examples of how both the house of Judah and the house of Ephraim are guilty “picking and choosing” what parts of Yahweh’s word to keep, that we may repent of this error and become pleasing unto Yahweh our Elohim.
In Shemote (Exodus) we learned how Yahweh brought our ancestors out of Egypt with the calling to become one nation under His commandments, and obeying His voice. Now, after some 3,500 years, will we choose to hear Yahweh’s voice, and obey “ALL” of His commandments? Join us for Parasha Bemidbar 2022, to see how we can reclaim our calling as His Set-apart bridal nation!
In Shemote (Exodus) we learned how Yahweh brought our ancestors out of Egypt with the calling to become one nation under His commandments, and obeying His voice. Now, after some 3,500 years, will we choose to hear Yahweh’s voice, and obey “ALL” of His commandments? Join us for Parasha Bemidbar 2022, to see how we can reclaim our calling as His Set-apart bridal nation!
About Mashiach ben Yosef explains who the mysterious Orthodox Jewish “Messiah son of Joseph” is, and how our Orthodox Jewish brothers hope he will separate us from Yeshua. (Let no one steal your crown.)
‘About Mashiach ben Yosef’ explains who the mysterious Orthodox Jewish “Messiah son of Joseph” is, and how our Orthodox Jewish brothers hope he will separate us from Yeshua. (Let no one steal your crown.)
Explains why the Christians are secretly the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel, whom Yeshua said He came to recover in Matthew 15:24.
Explains how Samuel (Shemuel) the Prophet was used to establish the future Melchizedekian order, in which both King David and Yeshua the Messiah (Jesus Christ) served.
Explains the two houses of Israel, Ephraim and Judah, and how they relate to each other in prophecy, and also today.
Explains from the Bible what is wrong with two popular racist biblical theories: British Israel theory, and Black Hebrew Israelite theory.
This article will detail some of my reasons for wanting to move the Nazarene Israel ministry headquarters to Latin America. Noach (Noah) had three sons, Shem, Ham, and Yaphet (Japheth/Jepheth). B’reisheet (Genesis) 6:10 10 And Noach begot three sons: Shem, Ham, and Yaphet. Researchers into the migrations of the tribes such as Davidiy, Collins, White, […]
Our Orthodox Jewish brethren have a rabbinic prophecy about a man they call Moshiach ben Yosef (Messiah the son of Joseph). It is tempting to think that this is the same person as Yeshua the Messiah, since Yeshua is our Messiah, and since He was born to Yosef (Joseph) and Miriam (Mary). Mattityahu (Matthew) 1:16 […]
Welcome to Nazarene Israel, the original first century Jewish-Christian faith in the Messiah Yeshua (often called Jesus). Scripture calls this original faith the sect of the Nazarenes, at Acts 24:5. Ma’asei (Acts) 24:5 5 “For we have found this man a plague, a creator of dissension among all the Jews throughout the world, and a […]
Ezekiel 37 contains two prophecies over the return of the house of Ephraim (Israel). In the first half of Ezekiel 37, the house of Ephraim is revived from a valley of dry bones. (In the following passage, the Hebrew word for breath is the same as the word for spirit. That word is ruach.) Yehezqel […]
In Nazarene Israel we show how Avraham and Israel’s children were scattered out into the world in order to fulfill the promises given to the patriarchs. Every family, every nation, and every clan had to receive of their genetics, so that the whole world could become heir to the promise of salvation in Messiah Yeshua, […]
Chapters 12 through 15 are inset chapters that will give us more information about detailed topic areas. When we rejoin the storyline in chapter 16, we will be able to make better sense of the story. In the opening pages of this book, we give the parable of the pregnant woman (i.e., the bride, Israel). […]
We spoke earlier about of the Assyrian Dispersion, and how Yahweh sent the Assyrians to take Ephraim away, but the Assyrians were not particular. They also took away some of the people from the southern tribes (Judah and Benjamin). This may be why Ya’akov (James) writes his epistle not just to the ten tribes of […]
In the last chapter we saw how the Ephraimites fell into idolatry and called Yahweh Bel/Ba’al (Lord). We also saw how Yahweh said He would sow them into the earth like seed for their disobedience. This would be the first step in fulfilling the promises given to Avraham and Ya’akov (Jacob), such that every family, […]
Yahweh loves us, and wants us to become a bride fit for His Son. He wants us to become our very best. That is why He applies high standards of discipline, like a caring drill sergeant. In matters of discipline, Elohim is never random. Just like in the military, Elohim has a uniform code of […]
After Joseph died, new kings arose who did not know of all the good things that Joseph had done for Egypt. These new kings feared Israel’s children, and chose to put them to hard bondage. After 430 years in Egypt, Yahweh sent a man named Moshe (Moses) to bring Israel’s children out. He brought them […]
