Tag: anointing

Do we trust the One Who heals our sicknesses? (Exodus 30:10–34:35)

Post author By Daniel
Post date March 14, 2020
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“Is anyone among you suffering? Then he must pray. Is anyone cheerful? He is to sing praises. Is anyone among you sick? Then he must call for the elders of the church and they are to pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord; and the prayer offered in faith will restore the one who is sick, and the Lord will raise him up, and if he has committed sins, they will be forgiven him.” (James 5:13–15 NASB)

Sickness is nothing new in Earth’s history. How were these instructions from Messiah Yeshua’s apostle Ya’akov (James) for anointing the sick with oil an expansion of the Torah method for consecration of Israel’s priesthood and leaders? What is the connection between prayer, trust (faith) in God, forgiveness of sin and healing of physical conditions?

Tags anointing, anointing oil, census, Exodus 30, Exodus 31, Exodus 32, Exodus 33, Exodus 34, half-shekel, Parashat Ki Tisa

Discussions Torah

Numbers 7: Accepting the anointing

Post author By Richard
Post date May 9, 2015
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Each leader of the tribes of Israel had a different job and function based on how the tribes were placed around the tabernacle. They had to go through a ceremonial pattern in order to be “ordained” to the job God was calling them to do. Every prince accepted their anointing. All the names listed here are a play on words that teach us about God’s love and the Messiah’s sacrifice.

Tags anointing, appoint, moedim - appointed times - Strong's H4150, Numbers, oheyl moed - Tent of Meeting - Strong's H168 and H4150, ordination, tabernacle

Apostolic Writings Discussions

Matthew 26:1-16: Anointing of Yeshua for burial

Post author By Jeff
Post date September 13, 2014
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We pause before studying Yeshua’s Passover meal with the 12 to consider an account (Mt. 26:1–16; Mk. 14:1–11; Jn. 12:1–11; Lk. 7:36–50) so important that Yeshua said it must be recounted wherever the good news of the Kingdom of God and the role of God’s Mashiakh (Messiah) in healing the gulf between mankind and God is proclaimed.

Tags anointing, clean and unclean, Gospel of Matthew, leprosy, Miriam of Magdalah - Mary, name - identity or character or reputation, Passion Week, tahor - clean - Strong's H2889, tamey - unclean - Strong's H2931

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Second witness of instructions for building the Tabernacle (Exodus 38-40)

Post author By Richard
Post date September 4, 2010
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The people of Israel being making the different parts of the Tabernacle in Exodus 38-39. In Exodus 40, the people assemble the Tabernacle with Moses handling the final touches. The book of Exodus ends with God’s signaling His approval of the work of the people’s hands by visibly dwelling within the Tabernacle.