Hebrew Nation Online | Living Torah – Mike Clayton

Repent or remove is the statement made to Ephesus and to us. Repent from what and to what is what is not understood. There is an amazing promise for those who find their way back. Why is the destiny referenced as a garden? joinedtohashem.org

Ephesus had lost their first love. They looked fine on the outside, but something had happened on the inside. What is love anyway? Is it an emotion or a destiny which brings forth a destination? Intriguing question. joinedtohashem.org

He holds us in His right hand and walks among us. What does it mean to be in the right hand? To find the answer we take a detour to Deuteronomy 28 and ask a hard question. Just which part of this chapter are we really living in? joinedtohashem.org

The revelation of Yeshua begins with a revelation of an image of Him. We are told to not make graven images because once an image is graven it can not be changed. Have we made the mistake of having an image of Messiah in our minds that does not match the image being revealed? Out […]

A revelation of judgement coming upon the world. John saw what he was to write which means he saw what already was. Why is the world being judged? The standard answer would be sin, but what is the deeper answer? joinedtohashem.org

John has led a faithful life because he followed one who had shown faithfulness. His faithfulness had led him to be alone. He was the last of the original twelve, but a great assignment was now to be revealed, The Revelation! joinedtohashem.org

Did John write to 7 churches in the first century? It is doubtful since there were no “churches” to write to. He passed on a revelation to 7 groups of people called Kahal. These were people who were called to the light and authority of The King. The earthly revelation began by revealing the original […]

The prophecies of Revelation “MUST” come to pass. Prayer will not change the word must. :Must” needs to be embraced. Prayer is about our embracing to prepare us for what must come. joinedtohashem.org

A common theme of Saul is to stand. Are we called to just take a stand? Is there an active part in our standing?  Saul also mentions people whose names are written in the Book of Life. What about another book that is being written? joinedtohashem.org

Passover is upon us. What if Elijah were to show up this year? Would you be “Left behind” based on Scripture? Saul teaches us to examine ourselves and to mature. It is toward an end worth working for. joinedtohashem.org

What was the goal Saul was pursuing? Was it Messiah? The answer may not be as simple as we would like, but the true answer is life defining as it causes us to ask the question of, what are we pursuing? joinedtohashem.org

Saul teaches us to lay hold of what Yeshua laid hold of. So is Messiah the goal or the door to the goal? How many are simply standing admiring the door, but never entering into the house the door leads to? joinedtohashem.org

Saul has quite the pedigree but comes to the conclusion that all he may have thought he had was really nothing. His tribal relation does lead us to an interesting thought regarding how we view Elohim. joinedtohashem.org

Saul has quite the pedigree but comes to the conclusion that all he may have thought he had was really nothing. His tribal relation does lead us to an interesting thought regarding how we view Elohim. joinedtohashem.org

Saul compares the religious leaders of his day to dogs. What would he say if he was to write a letter to leaders of our day? Dogs are of the wolf family. They hunt their prey in packs and seek to separate the weakest so as to mutilate and kill. Today? joinedtohashem.org

Two men are highlighted from Saul’s life. Their roles and purposes are totally different. Do we understand why people are brought into our lives and why we are placed into others lives? joinedtohashem.org

Paul is ready to be poured out as a drink offering. Is it because he has already allowed his life to be emptied of his purpose? This is a pattern we see from Moshe to Yeshua and a pattern for us to follow today. joinedtohashem.org

There is a difference between being set free and being delivered. One is a free gift, but the other will take work on our part. Many people who are set free will never find deliverance because they refuse to make the changes needed to propel them into their purpose. joinedtohashem.org

“Work out your own salvation.” How dose a person work for something that is free? Maybe an understanding of the difference between salvation and deliverance would help us to find the answer. joinedtohashem.org

Yeshua emptied Himself in order to be filled. We are called to do the same. In the filling we then become His representatives on this earth. When people see us, they should see Him. How are we doing at this? joinedtohashem.org

Esteem others better than ourselves. This means we must know what true humility is. Our example is Yeshua. What traits did He take on which will teach us of our own walk? Joinedtohashem.org

We are not called to fear what is going on in this world system or to demonize those who may be being used for His purposes. He who sits in the heavens is still laughing at the events man is fearful of. Let us focus on what He is focusing on, restoration of a people […]

How do we live a life that is “Worthy: of our calling? Are we following Messiah just for the enjoyment of the fruit for our own lives while forgetting the purpose for that fruit? Joinedtohashem.org

To live is Messiah and to die is gain. How do those words work out in our lives? The answer becomes our testimony. Our testimony becomes the revelation of Yah upon this earth through each of us. Joinedtohashem.org

Saul sets the theme with a humble greeting to people he cares for deeply. His greeting began with grace which is an invitation. Adam never had that greeting. joinedtohashem.org