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News and commentary for Thursday, 11 June, 2024.



It's time for the Sacrificial Crackhead to take the center ring.

News and commentary for Monday, 10 June, 2024.

As he continues in Romans chapters 10 and 11, Rabbi Steve Berkson has received some clear insight on a couple of troublesome verses. Understanding the context of the letter to the Roman assembly is the key, as he explains in the first part of this teaching. Not only the context in this letter, but also, context from the Tanakh as the apostle Paul references it time and time again to establish his points. Context is critical to gaining the correct understanding and interpretation, especially when it has to do with the writings of Paul.



Questions:



- When the word ‘saved’ or ‘delivered’ is used, is it clearly understood, ‘saved’ or ‘delivered’ from what? Does it refer to a future event?



- What does it mean to be “sent”? Isn’t there a “Great Commission” on all of us?



- Some teach that Israel has been “replaced” because God is done with them–is that true?



- What is pre-destination, divine selection and being chosen? Are they one and the same?



- What is it that a Gentile has that a Jew would be jealous of?



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Nahum 1:15

15 Behold, on the mountains the feet of him who brings good news,





Who announces peace!

Celebrate your feasts, O Judah;

Pay your vows.

For never again will the wicked one pass through you;

He is cut off completely.

Ezekiel's Fiery Whirlwind out of the North (Ezekiel 1:4)

(WATCH VIDEO HERE click here)  Does the book of Ezekiel start out with Ezekiel being given a vision of VERY STRONG low latitude Northern Lights?   Perhaps an end times Carrington-strength event? We know we are to watch the signs in the heavens and as the end of this age draws near we are to look up for our redemption draws near. Are we limited in scripture to watching for solar and lunar eclipses, the stars and planetary alignments? Or could the signs in the heavens spoken of scripture also include aurora's which are caused by solar storms? Could the wall of untempered mortar which is caused to fall by a stormy wind actually be a technological wall of protection taken down by a solar storm so strong it causes extremely low latitude extremely bright northern lights? Are the faces of the living creatures seen by Ezekiel in chapter 1 perhaps visions of constellations as seen from a north pole vantage point? After all the north pole is where the northern lights or whirlwind out of the north originates from? All of this is what we begin to explore in this video which is part 1 in a series on this subject. Aurora Borealis in scripture, northern lights in the bible, signs in the heavens, Ezekiel's vision of the northern lights.

Parsha "Bemidbar" (Numbers 1:1 - 4:20) begins the Book who's Hebrew name literally means "In the Wilderness." And that certainly fits.



So, actually, does the English moniker 'Numbers,' because it has a lot of those. And this first parsha gives us a major clue as to why that will be so important.



The Erev Shabbat reading begins with another important point: What is commanded is more than a mere 'census,' although "headcount" is perhaps a better rendering. But, literally, what Moses is told to do is "lift up the head," of all of the fighting-age men of Israel. And everything about the process, the description, and what is recorded tells us about His attitude concerning His people.



And that time "in the wilderness" is central to our understanding.



https://hebrewnationonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/SSM-6-7-24-Bemidbar-teaching-podcast-xx.mp3



The Sabbath Day midrash connects the 'greater Exodus,' promised by Moses and other prophets, the time "in the wilderness," and the related prophecy of Hosea, and a look at cycles, and timing. We are told to "come out of her," and not participate in the myriad, obvious, undeniable sine, wickedness, abomination idolatry, and perversion of a world which hates YHVH and His Word.



Sukkot, obviously symbolic of the coming 'wedding feast,' is also a time to remember and even practice to be "in the wilderness."



Can we not start early?









Bemidbar: Pray to be "B'midbar - in the wilderness"



https://hebrewnationonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/WT-CooH-6-8-24-Bemidbar-To-be-Wooed-In-the-Wilderness-podcast-xxx.mp3



The combined two-part teaching is here: