“The people of Israel camped at Gilgal, and they observed Pesach on the fourteenth day of the month, there on the plains of Yericho. The day after Pesach they ate what the land produced, matzah and roasted ears of grain that day.The following day, after they had eaten food produced in the land, the man […]
J5-16: Three Reasons Why The Gentile Believer Should NOT Look Down On An Unbelieving Israel
Alrighty, one thing should be pretty darn crystal clear by now. In order to become a member of the Lord’s covenant community, circumcision is a non-negotiable requirement REGARDLESS OF WHETHER YOU’RE AN ETHNIC HEBREW OR A GENTILE. Got it? However, it is a circumcision of the heart, NOT the flesh, that’s important. Why? Because HASHEM […]
J5-15: The Other Little Known Hebrew Word For GOY (Gentiles) Used In The Scriptures
Concerning the mass circumcision of the 2nd generation of Israelites who crossed over the Jordan, I hope you’re catching the divine principle being established here in Joshua Chapter 5. That divine principle is this: The Lord only considers ethnic Hebrews as His Chosen People when they are members of His covenant community as evidenced by […]
J5-14: Why One Must Be Circumcised In The Heart BEFORE Observing The Feasts
Let’s continue on with yesterday’s discussion about circumcision and how it’s connected to the two Hebrew words AM and GOY. So here’s the deal in simple terms. Recall that when the 1st generation of Israelites were living in Egypt, they weren’t really that much different than the Egyptians and other foreigners they lived among. However, […]
J5-13: A Mind-blowing Revelation In Joshua That Can ONLY Be Understood In The Original Hebrew
Today I wanna share something I believe is quite mind-blowing to say the least. Take a look at verse 6 of Joshua Chapter 5 and note the word I have colored in red. “…because the people of Israel walked forty years in the desert until the whole nation, that is, the fighting men who had […]
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