"Audacious Women, Wilderness Versus Seminary, Fostering Curiosity" - Shemot Romans 14-16

Teaching on Exodus 1-6 and Romans 14-16 from a Messianic Jewish Perspective. Exile of the shechinah. Yeshua as embodiment of mystical shechinah, the Aleph and Tav, first in the sefer of Israel's neshamot. Messianic drash. Child is the father of the man. Profile of key players and overview of verve dynamics. Midwives Shiphrah and Puah, mommy Yocheved, sister Miryam, and wife Tzipporah. Redemption stories open with stories of daring, audacious, brave, and strong. Moshe the slouch and sloppy mitzvot man. Plug for natural childbirth and midwifery. Ancient Hebrew birth stool. Two witnesses of Revelation a replay of exodus from Egypt. Pharaoh's main concern. Dangers of aliyah. Satanic strategies to keep Israel busy, burdened, exhausted, distracted, and not keeping the feasts. Program maintenance and Christmas shopping. Covenant God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Contrast between God's and men's methods for training men. Wilderness versus seminary. Foster your inner child and healthy curiousity. Focus on him, not you. Asher as will be, not is. Successful accomplishment of mission. Different testimonies from Jews and Gentiles. Congregations of Gentiles. Gentile is not a dirty word. House churches in Rome. Subsets of disciples. Listen to Paul. Warning to kosher police.