Brother Steve is spot on. Praise Yahwey for his study of The Word. Thankful for the Truth. It is very rare. Hard to find like minded people who follow the truth of Torah. Let me also add, I appreciate Brother Steve's humility in saying that if he finds he is wrong he will admit it. We are all learning. Starting all over in my case. Finding almost everything being a lie. But Praise Yahwey that He is leading us into Truth. May we all show one another grace and mercy as we learn. ❤
😢❤ Thank you my beloved Brother. This is how we have been commemorating Pesach and the Feast for many many years. Thank you for once again drawing us to the parallels in Scripture - that was precious. I'm sharing this with all my local and overseas beloveds in Yahshua ha'Mashiach! Shalom!
I really enjoy this most important topic and after many years of looking into it I’m still searching for answers. I hate to mention another channel here but thought you might find this worth checking out, just before watching your teaching I watched another teaching on UA-cam it was probably 3 hours long by a group in Canada name Covenant Calendar Classroom, the video was named Three Calendars of the Crucifixion, the guy teaching brought out some very interesting points I’d never considered before one being that in the gospels there are three different calendars and time frames being used, the Roman, the Jewish and Elohim’s, which after hearing the teaching it cleared up a lot of confusion for me. Anyway I always enjoy your teaching as well, you’re definitely becoming one of my go to teachers that never disappoints. Thank you sir for the time and effort you put into your teaching.
Amazing Teaching Brother Steve. I have found the Enoch / Zadok Calendar to be Truth. Jubilees 6: 32 & Enoch 72: 32 declares a year is to be 364 days only. Furthermore, Jubilees (Given to Moses by Yah on Mt. Sianai) Chapter 6 declares the generations will go in error by following the Moon for months and years.
I really love your teachings! Thank you. Will you please state the dates on your video when recording? Also......there has to be something significant about cursing the tree even though it wasn't time for figs....why curse the tree?
Good Morning. I have meditated on the 'fig tree" for many years. I cannot say that I have a definitive answer as the the significance of it. Perhaps it has some prophetic meaning. All I know for certain are two things: 1. It opened up the door for Yahshua to explain WHAT faith is and HOW faith works. I am amazed at this astounding teaching by Him in response to Peter's question. 2. It is clear from the text - He was filled with Righteous Indignation that morning from what He had seen the day before in the temple. He was on His way to CLEAN UP His Father's house. More than that: I cannot say. Steve
It is called the month OF Abib, not the month AFTER Abib. The month of Abib is the month _during which_ the barley is in the abib stage, not the month after. Therefore, waiting to start the year the month after the barley is abib is not correct.
44:07 I have to ask why you think he did not eat the Passover meal when scriptures state that he did. It is to be eaten on the night of the 14th, which he did with his disciples. Otherwise he would have broken Torah by not keeping it. 🤷♀️
@@assemblyofyahwehinnorthala4316 thank you for replying. I’m trying to understand where you’re coming from. Where does scripture state that it was between the evenings of the 14th and 15th? Ex. 12, Lev. 23, and Deut. 16 all day all say to keep it until the 14th day, and to slaughter it at the end of the 14th at the setting of the sun (still 14th), and eat it that (14) night and none be left by morning. After morning/dawn brings the 15th day. There are many verses stating that they prepared and ate the Passover meal. The Messiah even said He would not eat of it AGAIN until in the Kingdom. He would have broken Torah had He not kept it properly. Then when they went to the garden, they were supposed to keep watch and return to their homes in the morning. But, they kept falling asleep while keeping that watch. I am not trying to argue, just understand why you think differently.
@@MaryTruthSeeker And thank you for the correspondence as well. Exodus 12:6 states: And ye shall keep it up until the fourteenth day of the same month: and the whole assembly of the congregation of Israel shall kill it in the evening. The word translated "IN" is the Hebrew word BEYN. בֵּין bêyn, bane; (sometimes in the plural masculine or feminine); properly, the constructive form of an otherwise unused noun from H995; a distinction; but used only as a preposition, between (repeated before each noun, often with other particles); also as a conjunction, either...or:-among, asunder, at, between (-twixt...and), + from (the widest), × in, out of, whether (it be...or), within. So, beyn, means BETWIXT or BETWEEN. So, the instruction is KILL IT BETWEEN THE EVENINGS. Passover began at SUNSET on the 14th. It will go to the sunset of Unleavened Bread on the 15th. The lamb is slain BETWEEN those evenings. All of the moedim / feasts are PERFECT PATTERNS OF THE WORK OF MESSIAH. He was slain BETWEEN THE EVENINGS of the start of Passover and Unleavened Bread. Passover could not have taken place on the FIRST evening while Yahshua was still alive. HE IS THE LAMB OF YAHWEH THAT TAKES AWAY THE SIN OF THE WORLD. He would be slain the next day. As to Luke's record...The KJV does a poor job of translating the strong double negative used by our Messiah. See the Messiah's love and anguish. He is stating that HE GREATLY DESIRES to eat the passover with them. But He cannot because THIS TIME - He will be the LAMB SLAIN BETWIXT THE EVENINGS. I understand that you are assuming that they went out to "keep watch" in the Garden per the instruction given in Exodus. But that is not the case. In Exodus the instruction is to KEEP WATCH INSIDE THE HOME. So, the fact they also LEFT the upper room and went into the Garden is more evidence that they had not eaten the passover meal. In Luke 22:16 the word "gar" translated as "For" and means to give a reason. It is also often times translated "BUT." Which would fit here precisely. He stated it this way: With "longing" I had "set my heart on" eating this passover with you before I suffer." BUT... I say to you ... THEN COME THE DOUBLE NEGATIVES. I WILL NOT ANYMORE EAT. The words "any more" come from one Greek word "ouketi" - and Strong's Greek dictionary says it means: NOT YET. So, He says: I will not - not yet - eat until it be fulfilled. This is the only clear translation that we can go with since we know that HE IS THE PASSOVER LAMB. John 13 makes it clear that the foot washing, wine and bread and going out to pray in the Garden all took place BEFORE THE FEAST OF THE PASSOVER (v/1). I know the wording can be difficult to process. But, when we understand Exodus 12:6 and when we understand that Messiah was actually KILLED between the evenings - it sheds great light on the subject. Exalting His Name, Steve
@@assemblyofyahwehinnorthala4316 I understand your reasoning. And I have charted that version as well. And while yes, the Passover starts in the evening, the day/preparation day, is the daytime before the evening of the 14th. So that seems to say [[[ prep day 14, kill it before setting of sun 14, and eat it that night 14, before dawn breaks to the 15th]]]. As to keeping watch at home, I used to think that was still in effect also. But that seems to have changed once they had the temple in Jerusalem. At least that’s how it seems in Deut. 16:7 ”“And you shall roast and eat it in the place which יהוה your Elohim chooses, and in the morning you shall turn and go to your tents.“ Have you studied this verse out?
Good day everybody of this Assembly. I want somebody in this assembly to answer my question regarding the practice of some congregation on keeping the passover using wine with it. Is it correct to keep the passover with wine with it? Please somebody in this Assembly to please answer my question that is bothering me many years ago. Thank you so much in advance for the answer
Thank you so much for the answer. Please be informed that I am not debating with you. I really need only clarificatory answer to my question. Questions; 1. Is not passover the day of unleavened ened bread ( Exodus 12:8, 18 ) would not the drink be unleavened as well? 2. Is not wine an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting juice of grapes, therefore leavened? 3. Is not drinking wine prohibited in Leviticus 10:9 when ye go into the tabernacle of the congregation? This is only a clarificatory question. I am not debating anybody . As I have observe for a long time most if not all uses wine with the passover. Is this correct ? But the bible says otherwise like the term fruit of the vine in the 3 evangels Matthew, Mark and Luke. This is my main concern. Thank you.
Did you read Mathew, Mark and Luke, where it was 2 days before the passover? Then the day of preparation when the passover must be killed? And Yahushuah haMashiach went into the garden and prayed? Have you read these things? And by not only these 3 witnesses, but John also testifies that when morning was come that He was on trial before Anna's and Chaiphus? How is it the that He was crucified on passover when in fact 4 witnesses say he was alive in the morning ???? Genisis 7, Numbers 9, 2nd 30. Passover on the 14th day of the second month. Please search the scriptures and see if these things be true.
@@countrydad833 no offense taken at all. Originally the months were just numbered Names were given to them later on. The first month is called the month of abib simply because that is when barley is in the abib stage. First month if you prefer
Wow! Thank you Brother Steve for explaining it so excellent!! What a blessing!!
Thank You for this message.
Brother Steve is spot on. Praise Yahwey for his study of The Word. Thankful for the Truth. It is very rare. Hard to find like minded people who follow the truth of Torah. Let me also add, I appreciate Brother Steve's humility in saying that if he finds he is wrong he will admit it. We are all learning. Starting all over in my case. Finding almost everything being a lie. But Praise Yahwey that He is leading us into Truth. May we all show one another grace and mercy as we learn. ❤
Ours is still ahead, but we are always open to a new understanding of Yahweh's sacred calendar.
Me2
😢❤ Thank you my beloved Brother.
This is how we have been commemorating Pesach and the Feast for many many years.
Thank you for once again drawing us to the parallels in Scripture - that was precious.
I'm sharing this with all my local and overseas beloveds in Yahshua ha'Mashiach!
Shalom!
The beautiful book of Enoch teaches us the truth about Abib's beginning. The Ethiopic Version of the Book of Enoch, chapter 72-78. HalleluYah!
I really enjoy this most important topic and after many years of looking into it I’m still searching for answers. I hate to mention another channel here but thought you might find this worth checking out, just before watching your teaching I watched another teaching on UA-cam it was probably 3 hours long by a group in Canada name Covenant Calendar Classroom, the video was named Three Calendars of the Crucifixion, the guy teaching brought out some very interesting points I’d never considered before one being that in the gospels there are three different calendars and time frames being used, the Roman, the Jewish and Elohim’s, which after hearing the teaching it cleared up a lot of confusion for me. Anyway I always enjoy your teaching as well, you’re definitely becoming one of my go to teachers that never disappoints. Thank you sir for the time and effort you put into your teaching.
Thank you for explaining your view of Abib.
Wonderful. Thank you ☺️
Good morning y’all! Thanks for the word. Shalom to you all down there from Wisconsin
Amazing Teaching Brother Steve. I have found the Enoch / Zadok Calendar to be Truth. Jubilees 6: 32 & Enoch 72: 32 declares a year is to be 364 days only. Furthermore, Jubilees (Given to Moses by Yah on Mt. Sianai) Chapter 6 declares the generations will go in error by following the Moon for months and years.
I really love your teachings! Thank you. Will you please state the dates on your video when recording? Also......there has to be something significant about cursing the tree even though it wasn't time for figs....why curse the tree?
Good Morning. I have meditated on the 'fig tree" for many years. I cannot say that I have a definitive answer as the the significance of it. Perhaps it has some prophetic meaning. All I know for certain are two things: 1. It opened up the door for Yahshua to explain WHAT faith is and HOW faith works. I am amazed at this astounding teaching by Him in response to Peter's question. 2. It is clear from the text - He was filled with Righteous Indignation that morning from what He had seen the day before in the temple. He was on His way to CLEAN UP His Father's house.
More than that: I cannot say. Steve
It is called the month OF Abib, not the month AFTER Abib. The month of Abib is the month _during which_ the barley is in the abib stage, not the month after. Therefore, waiting to start the year the month after the barley is abib is not correct.
I do not wait til after
@@assemblyofyahwehinnorthala4316 Yes, I gathered as much from your presentation. I was seconding your viewpoint.
44:07 I have to ask why you think he did not eat the Passover meal when scriptures state that he did. It is to be eaten on the night of the 14th, which he did with his disciples. Otherwise he would have broken Torah by not keeping it. 🤷♀️
He could not have.
The lamb is slain BETWEEN the evenings of the 14 and 15 according to Exodus 12.
@@assemblyofyahwehinnorthala4316 thank you for replying. I’m trying to understand where you’re coming from. Where does scripture state that it was between the evenings of the 14th and 15th?
Ex. 12, Lev. 23, and Deut. 16 all day all say to keep it until the 14th day, and to slaughter it at the end of the 14th at the setting of the sun (still 14th), and eat it that (14) night and none be left by morning. After morning/dawn brings the 15th day.
There are many verses stating that they prepared and ate the Passover meal. The Messiah even said He would not eat of it AGAIN until in the Kingdom. He would have broken Torah had He not kept it properly. Then when they went to the garden, they were supposed to keep watch and return to their homes in the morning. But, they kept falling asleep while keeping that watch.
I am not trying to argue, just understand why you think differently.
@@MaryTruthSeeker And thank you for the correspondence as well.
Exodus 12:6 states: And ye shall keep it up until the fourteenth day of the same month: and the whole assembly of the congregation of Israel shall kill it in the evening. The word translated "IN" is the Hebrew word BEYN. בֵּין bêyn, bane; (sometimes in the plural masculine or feminine); properly, the constructive form of an otherwise unused noun from H995; a distinction; but used only as a preposition, between (repeated before each noun, often with other particles); also as a conjunction, either...or:-among, asunder, at, between (-twixt...and), + from (the widest), × in, out of, whether (it be...or), within.
So, beyn, means BETWIXT or BETWEEN.
So, the instruction is KILL IT BETWEEN THE EVENINGS.
Passover began at SUNSET on the 14th. It will go to the sunset of Unleavened Bread on the 15th.
The lamb is slain BETWEEN those evenings.
All of the moedim / feasts are PERFECT PATTERNS OF THE WORK OF MESSIAH.
He was slain BETWEEN THE EVENINGS of the start of Passover and Unleavened Bread.
Passover could not have taken place on the FIRST evening while Yahshua was still alive. HE IS THE LAMB OF YAHWEH THAT TAKES AWAY THE SIN OF THE WORLD. He would be slain the next day.
As to Luke's record...The KJV does a poor job of translating the strong double negative used by our Messiah.
See the Messiah's love and anguish. He is stating that HE GREATLY DESIRES to eat the passover with them. But He cannot because THIS TIME - He will be the LAMB SLAIN BETWIXT THE EVENINGS.
I understand that you are assuming that they went out to "keep watch" in the Garden per the instruction given in Exodus.
But that is not the case. In Exodus the instruction is to KEEP WATCH INSIDE THE HOME. So, the fact they also LEFT the upper room and went into the Garden is more evidence that they had not eaten the passover meal.
In Luke 22:16 the word "gar" translated as "For" and means to give a reason. It is also often times translated "BUT." Which would fit here precisely. He stated it this way: With "longing" I had "set my heart on" eating this passover with you before I suffer."
BUT... I say to you ... THEN COME THE DOUBLE NEGATIVES.
I WILL NOT ANYMORE EAT.
The words "any more" come from one Greek word "ouketi" - and Strong's Greek dictionary says it means: NOT YET.
So, He says: I will not - not yet - eat until it be fulfilled.
This is the only clear translation that we can go with since we know that HE IS THE PASSOVER LAMB.
John 13 makes it clear that the foot washing, wine and bread and going out to pray in the Garden all took place BEFORE THE FEAST OF THE PASSOVER (v/1).
I know the wording can be difficult to process. But, when we understand Exodus 12:6 and when we understand that Messiah was actually KILLED between the evenings - it sheds great light on the subject.
Exalting His Name,
Steve
@@assemblyofyahwehinnorthala4316 I understand your reasoning. And I have charted that version as well. And while yes, the Passover starts in the evening, the day/preparation day, is the daytime before the evening of the 14th. So that seems to say [[[ prep day 14, kill it before setting of sun 14, and eat it that night 14, before dawn breaks to the 15th]]].
As to keeping watch at home, I used to think that was still in effect also. But that seems to have changed once they had the temple in Jerusalem. At least that’s how it seems in Deut. 16:7
”“And you shall roast and eat it in the place which יהוה your Elohim chooses, and in the morning you shall turn and go to your tents.“
Have you studied this verse out?
Do you all do a live worship on sabbath?
Yes sir
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Good day everybody of this Assembly.
I want somebody in this assembly to answer my question regarding the practice of some congregation on keeping the passover using wine with it.
Is it correct to keep the passover with wine with it?
Please somebody in this Assembly to please answer my question that is bothering me many years ago.
Thank you so much in advance for the answer
Yes. Use wine. @@leonyantemo-ye5lx
Thank you so much for the answer.
Please be informed that I am not debating with you. I really need only clarificatory answer to my question.
Questions;
1. Is not passover the day of unleavened ened bread ( Exodus 12:8, 18 ) would not the drink be unleavened as well?
2. Is not wine an alcoholic beverage made by fermenting juice of grapes, therefore leavened?
3. Is not drinking wine prohibited in Leviticus 10:9 when ye go into the tabernacle of the congregation?
This is only a clarificatory question.
I am not debating anybody . As I have observe for a long time most if not all uses wine with the passover.
Is this correct ? But the bible says otherwise like the term fruit of the vine in the 3 evangels Matthew, Mark and Luke.
This is my main concern.
Thank you.
Did you read Mathew, Mark and Luke, where it was 2 days before the passover?
Then the day of preparation when the passover must be killed? And Yahushuah haMashiach went into the garden and prayed? Have you read these things?
And by not only these 3 witnesses, but John also testifies that when morning was come that He was on trial before Anna's and Chaiphus?
How is it the that He was crucified on passover when in fact 4 witnesses say he was alive in the morning ????
Genisis 7, Numbers 9, 2nd 30.
Passover on the 14th day of the second month.
Please search the scriptures and see if these things be true.
Where does it say abib in the Bible? Is that Judaism?
Exodus 9:31
Judaism?
IT IS BIBLE.
@@assemblyofyahwehinnorthala4316 no offense I'm just asking if abib is Judaism. I never seen where the Father names each month.
@@countrydad833 no offense taken at all.
Originally the months were just numbered
Names were given to them later on. The first month is called the month of abib simply because that is when barley is in the abib stage.
First month if you prefer
@@assemblyofyahwehinnorthala4316 ok thank you 😊 🙏