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Passion of the Messiah in Psalms

Richard Agee
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In preparation for Passover, we consider the theme of Psalms 22, 23, 40 and 88 is not death but the willingness to die despite one’s fear of death. Yeshua (Jesus) had fear God because He knew God’s awesome power first-hand. He feared death, not the Devil. [read more]

Sukkot — creating a place in our hearts and minds in which God will dwell

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The Temple, as envisioned by King Solomon was meant to be a “house of prayer for all nations.” Yeshua was upset at the fact that the priests of His time had lost sight of that mission to the point that they set up sales tables in the courtyard where the Gentiles were supposed to pray. However, the Bible tells us that even in the Messianic age, there will be a temple for God to dwell. [read more]

2nd Samuel 2 — ‘gory details’ of how David becomes king

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Genesis 15–28 recap — Vision vs. trance; sons of God, daughters of men, unequal yoking

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This section of Genesis introduces us to Abraham and his family. We start to see how God communicates His revelation through Abraham’s family (not just the men, but the women as well). We also rediscover how God calls, trains and corrects those He longs to call His sons and daughters. [read more]

Genesis 50 — Yosef does not take revenge after his father dies

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Genesis 49:22–33 — Ya’akov blesses his 12 sons — Ben-Yamin and Yosef; Ya’akov dies

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We read the prophesies of the last days given to Joseph and Benjamin by Israel, their father. He also gives the final instructions for his burial. He wanted to be buried with his father and grandfather. [read more]

Genesis 49:13–21 — blessings for Yisrael’s sons — Reuben, Zebulun, Issachar

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More than just a list of names, these blessings from Ya’akov/Yisrael are prophesies that will be fulfilled in the last days and give us insight into the mission of the Messiah. For Issachar, it’s a blessing rather than a curse. [read more]