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The angel Gabriel speaks of the greatness of the child that would be born to Zechariah and Elizabeth. But, Zechariah doubts the angels message and is struck with the inability to speak. Elizabeth conceives and is thankful for Yahweh's grace.

Who is Yeshua? Many people answer this question with various answers. Some people say Melchizedek is Yeshua or that Yeshua was the angel of Lord in the Old Testament. Are these answers Scriptural? Who really is Yeshua? Is he Almighty Yahweh?

Luke begins his account of Yeshua the Messiah by starting with the parents of a child who was conceived before Yeshua. These parents are righteous people, in the eyes of the Father. They were special, hand picked by the Father for a purpose.

There is just too much emphasis placed upon the New Moon in Scripture for it to be an ordinary day. The New Moon isn't just a day or phase to declare and then go about our mundane things like we do during the work week.

Does Yahweh really choose who will be saved and who will be lost? If this is the case, then why does He find fault with sinners if He is the reason they are left to remain in their sin?

Paul explains in this section of his letter that not all Israel are truly Israel. What in the world does he mean here? To understand Paul's point you must travel back in time to see what took place in the life of people like Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, and Jacob.

Paul writes here that he has an intense sorrow in his heart for his fellow brothers in Israel that do not know Yeshua as the Messiah. He wonders if Yahweh's promises to Israel are meaningless seeing that many in Israel are unregenerate.

Paul closes this section of his epistle to the Roman assembly by reminding them that even though they are being put to death like sheep taken to the slaughter this does not mean that the love of Yahweh has left them.

All those whom Yahweh predestines to be conformed to the image of His Son He also calls, justifies, and glorified. There are no breaks in the chain here. No one can bring an accusation against the elect , because Yahweh is the one who justifies.

The reason the genuine believer can have assurance of salvation is not because of anything in them. It is rather because of what Yahweh has done for them. He lovingly foreknew them and predetermined their life to be conformed to the image of His dear Son.

The second greatest commandment in the law is to love your neighbor as you love yourself. Are you truly striving to do this in your life? According to Scripture, hatred in our hearts towards our neighbor is equal to murder, and no murderer has eternal life.

Sometimes because of our human frailty we do not know what to pray for. This should not discourage us because in these times where we just sigh, groan, and cry, Yahweh know exactly what we need and gives us the perfect answer.

Should we really slaughter a lamb to eat for a Passover meal? Didn't Yeshua come to "fulfill" all of these ceremonial rights? Listen to this conference call to hear what the Scriptures really have to say concerning sacrifices.

If you are a genuine believer in the Father and the Son then you will have to experience suffering in this life. What you must remember at all times is that it does not matter how difficult your suffering is now, no amount of suffering at this present time compares with what is coming.

If you have been birthed by Yahweh's Spirit you have been adopted into His family. He sees you as one of His children, a fellow heir with His only begotten Son. If you are a brother or sister of Yeshua then you must suffer with him in this life.

A born again person is not a debtor to the flesh. They have been birthed by the Spirit and it is by this Spirit (the Holy Spirit) that they must kill the deeds of the body.

What really is the work of the Spirit? How do we know for sure if Yahweh's Spirit indwells us? This lesson contrasts the Spirit filled believer with the person who still belongs to the carnal nature.

The law of Yahweh is perfect converting the soul (Psalm 19:7), but there is something the law could not do. What is that something? This lesson answers the question, and centers in on two ways people operate in life.

One argument I've often heard used in favor of using a circumlocution for the name of Yahweh is that Yeshua the Messiah followed the Jewish tradition of not speaking the Divine Name. If Yeshua did not speak the Name why should we have to?

Did anyone before the time of Moses' encounter at the burning bush know the name of Yahweh? Why did Moses ask the Most High His name in Exodus 3:10-13 if he already knew His name? Didn't Yahweh say that Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob did not know His name?

The seventh chapter of Matthew is the climax to what is arguably Yeshua's greatest teaching. Towards the end of this sermon Yeshua speaks of people thinking their entire life that they had salvation, but in the end they find out that he never even knew them.

If we are to use the Creator's name then how are we to pronounce this name? Does anyone even know how to say the four letters YHWH? Many people feel that we cannot know and therefore should not attempt to use this name.

We know that it is an Orthodox Jewish tradition to not use the divine name, but where does this tradition come from? Is this a wholesome, righteous tradition that we should follow. The origin of the command to not speak the name of the heavenly Father.

When one recognizes where the four-lettered name of God belongs in the text of Scripture, all they must do is re-read Scripture with the Creators name inserted where it belongs. This will, by itself, show forth the importance of the name of Yahweh.

Yeshua teaches us to hallow the Father's name, but what exactly is the Father's name? Listen to learn in simplicity how to know what our Creator's name really is. Many translations of the Bible have opted to remove His name from His book.