Send us a text Today I am going to delve into the meaning of Isaiah 52-3 from a Messianic Jewish perspective, traditional Jewish perspective, and the Christian perspective. It is important to understand that not only has the Messiah already come, but that He will return as the same Messiah as the conquering King this time and not the suffering servant as the first time. The progression of this lesson is as follows: The Servant's Submission The Servant's Substitution The ...
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Send us a text Today I am going to delve into the meaning of Isaiah 52-3 from a Messianic Jewish perspective, traditional Jewish perspective, and the Christian perspective. It is important to understand that not only has the Messiah already come, but that He will return as the same Messiah as the conquering King this time and not the suffering servant as the first time. The progression of this lesson is as follows: The Servant's Submission The Servant's Substitution The ...
Responses to Email Questions on the Book of Genesis, Parashah1
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Responses to Email Questions on the Book of Genesis, Parashah1
Send us a text Today I am going to respond to several Email questions in the Book of Genesis. I will also discuss a method of conducting biblical research, and the PaRDeS method of analyzing Scripture from the literal meaning to the esoteric or mystical implications.
Tamah's Torah Teaching
Send us a text Today I am going to delve into the meaning of Isaiah 52-3 from a Messianic Jewish perspective, traditional Jewish perspective, and the Christian perspective. It is important to understand that not only has the Messiah already come, but that He will return as the same Messiah as the conquering King this time and not the suffering servant as the first time. The progression of this lesson is as follows: The Servant's Submission The Servant's Substitution The ...
