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The Geography of Wrath The grapes of wrath are perhaps one of the most terrifying passages in Scripture: Who is this who comes from Edom, ??With dyed garments from Botzrah, ??This One who is glorious in His apparel, ??Traveling in the greatness of His strength?— ?“I who speak in righteousness, mighty to save.” ?Why is Your apparel red, ??And Your garments like one who treads in the winepress? ?“I have trodden the winepress alone, ??And from the peoples no one was with Me. ??For I have trodden them in My anger, ??And trampled them in My fury; ??Their blood is sprinkled upon My garments, ??And I have stained all My robes. For the day of vengeance is in My heart, ??And the year of My redeemed has come." (Is 63:1-4) Why would Yeshua come from Edom and Botzrah? Out of many reasons (because of Edom's modern identity), one Torah prophecy-template is that it retraces part of the route of the exodus from Egypt and the southern journeys to the Promised Land. Yeshua went to the wilderness to be tested in his first coming, and he overcame in forty days of testing what the Israelites took forty years to do. The difference in the Greater Exodus is that the slaves in exile will come from many nations, not just Egypt. It is the geography of Edom that ties it all together, for it is an ancient commercial intersection of the world. In the Shabbat livestream, we'll look at maps to help decipher the prophecy, but we'll do the best we can here in the newsletter with words. Edom and Israel present in conflict in the geography of the South. The region is separated by the north/south running Great Rift Valley in which two great tectonic plate continually rub against one another and move the earth. In his appearance on the Mount of Olives, Yeshua's feet cause a great earthquake right along this valley from Jerusalem all the way to the Red Sea in the South. In times of Israel's spiritual awakening, Israel/Judah controlled the South from Tamar (Ovot/Oboth) all the way to Etzion-Geber (Eilat). It is a vital trade route between East and West, North and South, from ancient times. In times of Judah's apostasy, Edom controlled it, often in trade treaties with powers such as (first) Egypt, then Assyria, Babylon, Greece, and Rome. Their relatives are the mighty merchants the Nabateans, who controlled trade over the land of the South much as the Phoenicians controlled maritime trade. Esau/Edom was a “man of the field,” controlled by the nefesh, or soul, the beast nature. The most cunning beast of the field is the serpent (land) or his counterpart in the water, the crocodile. These two, the serpent and beast, are in league in the Revelation, and will be judged together, the authority of the serpent wielded by the beast. For a review of these principles, see “A Concise History of the Beast” on YouTube, Workbook Four: The Scarlet Harlot and the Crimson Thread, and Workbook Two: The Seven Abominations of the Wicked Lamp. When Yeshua comes from Edom, the perfect man has subdued both the scarlet beast and his source authority, the serpent. His march is a way of “splitting the sea” in the sight of all nations to make a way of salvation for his exiles and the nations: "When I have brought them again from the people, and gathered them out of their enemies' lands, and am sanctified in them in the sight of many nations…"(Ezek 39:27) The Jewish sages parse the verses of the Exodus that describe the splitting of the waters of the Reed Sea to imply that the waters of every nation were split at exactly the same time so that the miracle could be viewed by all nations (another lesson!). From even before the time of the Exodus, Egypt the serpent and Edom the beast collaborated in harvesting copper [nechoshet] from the South. The Hebrew word for serpent is nachash, sharing a root with copper, which is plentiful in the South.

Through this series we have explored the upside down logic that is displayed throughout Jesus' ministry. From loving enemies to sacrificing the things we want for the sake of others! We are left with one final question. Join us, and Pastor Marc Buwalda, as we explore this question throughout Scripture: Who is on the throne of our hearts?

Through this series we have explored the upside down logic that is displayed throughout Jesus' ministry. From loving enemies to sacrificing the things we want for the sake of others! We are left with one final question. Join us, and Pastor Marc Buwalda, as we explore this question throughout Scripture: Who is on the throne of our hearts?

Through this series we have explored the upside down logic that is displayed throughout Jesus' ministry. From loving enemies to sacrificing the things we want for the sake of others! We are left with one final question. Join us, and Pastor Marc Buwalda, as we explore this question throughout Scripture: Who is on the throne of our hearts?

Through this series we have explored the upside down logic that is displayed throughout Jesus' ministry. From loving enemies to sacrificing the things we want for the sake of others! We are left with one final question. Join us, and Pastor Marc Buwalda, as we explore this question throughout Scripture: Who is on the throne of our hearts?

MYTHS + TRUTHS ABOUT CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE (PART 3) Pastor Bruce Garner // Sunday, May 2, 2021 GOD IS... WHO? WHAT, EXACTLY? On Sunday, we dive into one of the deep questions of Scripture: Who is God? Yes, the answer is deep. How could it be otherwise!? It's GOD! The answer is also immensely practical. Knowing who God is and what He is like makes all the difference to the way you see the world and yourself.

Today’s Scripture: Who would have believed[a] what we[b] just heard?[c]When[d] was the Lord’s power[e] revealed through him?2 He sprouted up like a twig before God,[f]like a root out of parched soil;[g]he had no stately form or majesty that might catch our attention,[h]no special appearance that we should want to follow him.[i]3 He was despised and rejected by […] The post Isaiah 53 appeared first on Mary DeMuth.

In this episode, we revisit a classic message from Greg Laurie titled, "Who Is the Antichrist?" from Revelation 13. Pastor Greg tackles questions all about this mysterious character in Scripture: Who is he? When will he appear? Is he alive today? As we'll find out, in the Last Days there will be many who will be anti-Christ—against the Lord. And when the Antichrist does come, he will attempt to turn many hearts against the Lord. Listen in and find answers to your questions about Last Days’ events. Watch the original sermon on YouTube. --- Learn more about Greg Laurie and Harvest Ministries at harvest.org. This podcast is supported by the generosity of our Harvest Partners. Support the show: https://harvest.org/donate/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we revisit a classic message from Greg Laurie titled, "Who Is the Antichrist?" from Revelation 13. Pastor Greg tackles questions all about this mysterious character in Scripture: Who is he? When will he appear? Is he alive today? As we'll find out, in the Last Days there will be many who will be anti-Christ—against the Lord. And when the Antichrist does come, he will attempt to turn many hearts against the Lord. Listen in and find answers to your questions about Last Days’ events. Watch the original sermon on YouTube. --- Learn more about Greg Laurie and Harvest Ministries at harvest.org. This podcast is supported by the generosity of our Harvest Partners. Support the show: https://harvest.org/donate/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we revisit a classic message from Greg Laurie titled, "Who Is the Antichrist?" from Revelation 13. Pastor Greg tackles questions all about this mysterious character in Scripture: Who is he? When will he appear? Is he alive today? As we'll find out, in the Last Days there will be many who will be anti-Christ—against the Lord. And when the Antichrist does come, he will attempt to turn many hearts against the Lord. Listen in and find answers to your questions about Last Days’ events. Watch the original sermon on YouTube. --- Learn more about Greg Laurie and Harvest Ministries at harvest.org. This podcast is supported by the generosity of our Harvest Partners. Support the show: https://harvest.org/donate/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today’s episode, we’re chatting with Tara-Leigh Cobble about how important it is to plant our feet firmly on the foundation of God’s Word. This episode will encourage you to reach for the Word as your source of truth and comfort, no matter where you’re at today. Tara-Leigh Cobble, has a zeal for Biblical literacy that led her to create and develop an international network of Bible studies called D-Group. Every week, over 250 men's and women's D-Groups meet weekly in homes and churches around the world to study Scripture. She also writes and hosts a daily radio show called The God Shot and a daily podcast called The Bible Recap designed to help listeners read and understand the Bible in a year. Her book "The Bible Recap", a 365-day guide to reading through the Bible, releases this fall.   CONNECT WITH TARA-LEIGH taraleighcobble.com  thebiblerecap.com  mydgroup.org Instagram   SCRIPTURE REFERENCE “Delight yourself in the LORD, and he will give you the desires of your heart.” - Psalm 37:4   DISCUSSION QUESTIONS How can you grow this week in your love for God’s Word? How does viewing the Bible as a story about God, rather than a story about you, impact how you read Scripture? Who in your life can you begin to study God’s Word alongside? What can you do to grow your view of the big storyline of the Bible? What are you going to do or implement as a result of what you’ve learned this week?   FULL SHOW NOTES   SPONSORS The Good Portion series published by Christian Focus is a series of books that encourages women to delight in the doctrines of God. Each chapter contains discussion questions, making it a great resource for personal reflection or a small group study! Use the promo code JOURNEYWOMEN to get 35% off any of the books in the series when you purchase here. The Dwell app is an audio Bible app that will transform the way you experience Scripture. The app offers Scripture read with different narrators, options in background music, and so many other features. Go to dwellapp.io/journeywomen for 33% off an annual subscription. FOR MORE Subscribe: iTunes | Android Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook Support the podcast by writing a review *Affiliate links used are used where appropriate. Thank you for supporting the products that support Journeywomen!

Pastor Hinson exposes from this verse of Scripture Who they are that are cleansed from their sins, what sins they are cleansed from, and how the blood of Jesus Christ is able to cleanse them.

Can I Trust the Bible and Science? with guests Dr. Dan Sharda, Dr. Jori Sharda, Dr. Derek Rosenberger, and Dr. Dan Himes When do we as followers of Jesus Christ sometimes start to fear using reason, thinking, and science with Scripture? Who is the author of Scripture? 2 Timothy 3:15-17. Who is the author of Creation? Genesis 1:1, 2:4; Psalm 19:1-4; Romans 1:20 What is the role of Science? To predict. To reveal. To connect us to the creation as better caretakers. What is the role of Scripture? To reveal the Creator’s love for you. To connect you to the Creator. To connect you to your neighbor. What if Science and Scripture seem to contradict each other? Creation and Scripture BOTH reveal and connect us to God’s love. But God’s Spirit uses different voices in them to connect with us. Remember, God authored BOTH. We may need to live in the tension of that lack of understanding and ‘contradiction’. In that tense space, we step in faith to the author, God. God may teach us MORE in that faith space than in any sure footed space we find ourselves. Can I Trust the Bible and Science? Science cannot absolutely prove or disprove God. Scripture cannot absolutely prove or disprove God. Often, we start to fear science because we fear losing our intimate connection with God through Scripture. God authored BOTH and is BEYOND both. The wonders of the creator God can be revealed to you through science and scripture. But they both are only signs pointing you to the creator God. The step of faith comes from your heart connecting to the God to which they point you.

This is the being of a study of the Parables of Jesus found in The Gospels. Have you ever wondered why Jesus used parables? Listen in and find out why and who you can learn. Questions to ask: What is the purpose of this Passage of Scripture? Who was Jesus talking to? What was Jesus talking about?

In our next installment of our Faithful and Fearless sermon series, we dive deep into the story of Esther. When Esther feels as if there is nothing she can do to intervene on behalf of her people, her cousin Mordecai responds with one of the most powerful lines in Scripture: "Who knows? Perhaps you have been called to royal dignity for just such a time as this." Join Pastor Jacob as he explores the ways God is moving in our midst at just such a time as this.

One of the most important questions posed in Scripture: Who do you say that I am?

March 22 – Who do you say I am? Is He who you have made Him to be in your mind?  Or is He the God of Scripture? Who is God, really, to you?  Matthew shows us that Jesus is King.  In Matthew 8, Jesus has just healed a man with leprosy.  Nobody wanted to be around people who had leprosy…but Jesus did.  They were unclean, and that’s who Jesus wanted to hang around.  Jesus was the only one that could take away the pain and anguish.  If Jesus becomes big in our lives, then everything else becomes small. Who do you say I am? Part 1 - Matthew 16:13-20; 8:5-13