I write to you from Jamaica. I am a Seventh Day Adventist and appreciate your teachings,so I share them with friends. Loved Pauline paradox and One Flesh. Keep up the good work.
AMEIN!! "Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of YHWH, what is good and acceptable and perfect." - Romans 12:2. "Father YHWH is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and in truth." - John 4:24. I choose the light.
This is easier said than done... Being called a disturbance and troublemaker is terrible. I need your prayers to accept this role and keep sharing the Truth in all its integrity! 😭
Im being referred to as a heretic, false teacher and liar. Its so hurtful. I go to people I care for sincerely and go in love and gentleness. Ill continue to share truth and continue to be light amongst the deep deception. Peace
This is my testing of your message. Jesus’ “sword” did indeed cause division not “peace” in Matthew 10:34. It wasn’t about choosing to “stand for the TRUTH,” but choosing “to stand on your acceptance of Jesus.” He did divide families. Some members believed He was their Messiah and others didn’t. Luke 14:26 goes along with Matthew 10 and gives a better explanation. Our love for Christ Jesus should be so much greater than our love for family, that comparatively speaking, it’s as if we hate them. “All of the teachings of Israel’s Messiah were to bring His people, Israel, back to the word.” You left out some words. We are not Israel and these teachings are not to us. We, who are saved, are the Church, the Body of Christ. Concerning Matthew 5:17 you stated that Jesus said He didn’t come to abolish the Law (the KJB word is destroy), but you left out the rest of the sentence...”but to fulfill.” You are missing the point of Ephesians 4:11-13 you used for the “unity of the Faith.” It is found in the same sentence, “unto a PERFECT MAN.” Jesus was “a perfect man.” The one and only one who could “fulfill” the Law and also “abolish” it. Our Savior was made perfect through suffering. How all things concerning His sufferings were fulfilled and He cried IT IS FINISHED. The righteousness couldn’t be fulfilled by man, “but the righteousness of the Law might be fulfilled in us” because Christ Jesus “gave Himself for us” (Titus 2:14; Romans 8:4). When we are saved by l Corinthians 15:1-4 we become “a new creature “ (ll Corinthians 5:17). The entire Law of Moses, the past teaching for Israel, has been abolished by Christ on the Cross (Ephesians 2:15; Colossians 2:14). The Law didn’t save man, it condemned man. “Everything Paul said had to be in the Old Testament,” you said. How could this be? In Ephesians 3:4-5 Paul tells us that everything he was teaching was “new” and revealed from God to him as “the mystery.” “Which in other ages was NOT made known unto the sons of men.” The ministry of Christ in this Age of Grace, the teaching of the fellowship of the mystery, was ushered in with Saul of Tarsus’ Salvation in Acts 9. Christ named him a “new” apostle, the Apostle to the Gentiles, revealing (1)a “new” Gospel, (2) a “new” Organism (3) a “new” Body of Divine Truth (4) a “new” Period of Time (5) with “new” Blessings. The TRUTH for today is from our Apostle Paul. All of the New Testament Scriptures you used were written to Israel, under the Law. They are not written to us today, for we are NOT under Law, but under Grace. If you want to know “the Word of God” for you, what Christ Jesus is saying to you, then you must go to Romans through Philemon. We, who are saved, the Church, the Body of Christ, follow Paul who is following Christ, as our pattern (l Corinthians 4:16, 11:1; Philippians 3:17).
Shirley Beavan My interpretation of what is incorrect? I gave scriptural references. Perhaps what I said goes against your denominational teaching. Is that it? Can you give me something specific.
Shirley Beavan You say “He fulfilled the sacrificial part.” Yes, but that’s not all. Ephesians 2:15,” Having ABOLISHED in His flesh the enmity, EVEN THE LAW OF COMMANDMENTS...” Colossians 2:14,” Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances (what did God write on the tablets of stone?) that was against us, which was contrary to us, and TOOK IT OUT OF THE WAY, NAILING IT TO THE CROSS.” JESUS’ Cross killed all the demands of the Law of Moses; put them to death. It ended there. Are we now “free to sin?” Of course not! Look at Romans 13:8-9,” Owe (demand of) no man anything, but to love one another; FOR HE THAT LOVETH ANOTHER HATH FULFILLED THE LAW.” We can NOW do this as members of the Body of Christ “a new creature.” You cannot steal from God or man if you love them...the same goes with the other 11 commandments. We are empowered as “new creatures” (ll Corinthians 5:17) to “Love our Neighbor, “ and that is the fulfilling of the Ten Commandments. Do you see this, Shirley? 😇
Please note a few points in response to yours: - Abolish vs. Fulfill: he didn't come to abolish BUT to fulfill, how can both words mean the same? I am not sad BUT I am happy. Fulfill in this sense means to bring full meaning, to fill it up. - Christ's death on the cross brought us salvation but did not do the law of Moses away. See Matthew 23:1-2. We must obey the laws but not what the Pharisees did. Please note, Jesus came to teach against the Pharisees because they added to God's laws and taught that salvation is based on the keeping of them and by doing so, built a fence around God. Jesus never taught against God's laws as given through Moses. - Not under law but under grace, please understand, Paul spoke about 7 'types' of law and he let the context define which law he was talking about. In this case, we are not under the law of sin and death but under grace, the law of sin and death that we are subject to since Adam's fall. - Regarding the replacement theology you believe in, please note that we are grafted into the commonwealth of Israel. We become part of Israel, hence the laws as given through Moses still count for us. A "few" bible verses to support the above In the OT: Isaiah 2 [The Torah will be taught in the Millennial Kingdom] Isaiah 8:20 [Those who are against the Torah have no light in them] Isaiah 42:21 [God will exalt the Torah and make it honorable] Jeremiah 31:33 [The Torah will be on our hearts during the Millennial Kingdom] Micah 4:2 [Nations will come to learn the Torah in the Millennial Kingdom. Torah is taught in the Millennial Kingdom, so why would Paul do away with it now?] Zech.14:16-19 [The Feast of Tabernacles will be kept in the Millennial Kingdom (Lev.23)] Psalm 119 [David exalted the Torah] Proverbs 28:9 [When you use translations like TLV, CJB or TS2009 you will see that If one turns away his ear from hearing the TORAH, even his prayer is an abomination.] Psalms 94:12 Psalms 119:34 [We shall keep God's laws and observe it with our whole heart.] Psalms 119:77 [God's law/Torah is our delight] Psalms 119:97 [Blessed are those who walk in the law/Torah of the Lord] Isaiah 42:21 [Magnify his law/Torah and make it glorious]. Zechariah 14:16-19 [Speaks of the Feast of Booths / Feats of Tabernacles being kept in the Millennial Kingdom, again, if they are now done away with, why would they be observed in the Millennial Kingdom? In the NT: Matt. 4:4-10 [Jesus used the Torah to rebuke the adversary (Deut 8:3; 6:16; 6:13), why would He do that if He is going to do away with it?] Matt. 5:17-19 [Those who teach against Torah will be least in the Kingdom of Heaven] Matt.7:12 [The Golden Rule is taken from the Torah] Matthew 7:21-23 [Depart from Me, you who practice lawlessness!’ >> Torah-lessness] Matt.9:20 [Jesus wore Tzitziot (tassels) as commanded in Num. 15:38, why would He do that if He were not Torah observant?] Matt.22:36-40 [Jesus taught the greatest commandments from the Torah USING the Torah] Matthew 26:29 [We will celebrate the Passover in the kingdom. Passover is a feast commanded by God for us to observe. So if we are celebrating it again, why is it done away with now? We are still to keep God's appointed feasts, they were never done away with.] Luke 4:16 [Jesus' custom was to attend Synagogue on the Sabbath day not Sunday] Luke 6:3-9 [Yeshua is Master of the Sabbath, this doesn't mean He's done away with it] Luke 10:26-28 [Yeshua encouraged Torah observance by elevating the weightier commandments. Why would He do that if the Torah should not be taught anymore?] Luke 16:17 [It is easier for heaven & earth to pass away than for Torah to do so] Luke 24:27 [Jesus taught by using the Torah) John 7:19 [Jesus used the Torah to defend Himself] John 7:24 [Jesus taught to judge righteously, which is a law from Lev.19:15] John 7:49 [Jesus said those who do not know Torah are accursed] Acts 2 [The disciples celebrated Shavuot (Pentecost), which is one of God's appointed feast commanded in the Torah. Why would they still celebrate if if the Torah has been done away with?] Acts 13:14-15 [Paul went to Synagogue on Sabbath and kept going on Sabbath, not Sunday] Acts 13:39 [Paul taught the Torah and the Prophets in Synagogue. Thus he can't be possibly AGAINST it?] Acts 13:44 [Almost the whole city came the next Sabbath and wanted to learn more about the word of God, which is the Torah. Note: the NT has not been compiled until 400 years after Jeesus' death.] Acts 15:21 [Moses' law was still taught] Acts 21:24 [This is where Paul shows how serious he is by taking the Nazerite vow. Educate yourself on what this vow means.] Acts 24:14 [Paul defends himself by saying He's believing everything laid down by the Law and written in the Prophets, which is the Torah] Romans 2:13 [Hearers of the law who are righteous before God, but the doers of the law who will be justified.] Romans 3:31, 7:12, 7:22, 7:25 [Direct statements from Paul to uphold the Torah, it is holy, righteous and good, he delights in the Torah, he serves the law with his mind] Romans 7:7 [Paul explains the purpose of the law, which is to define sin. Why would he use the Torah if he came to teach against it?] 1 Thessalonians 4:2 [What are the instructions? Jesus instructs to observe what is taught out of Moses' seat, which is the Torah] 1 Thess. 5:1-11 [Paul taught that those who don't know the Feast Days are in darkness/blind; observing these feast are commanded by God in the Torah] 1 Timothy 1:8 [the Torah is good, if one uses it lawfully, not for salvation] 1 John 3:4 [Sin is lawlessnes or Torah-lessness] John 5:46-47 For if you believed in Moses, you would believe me; for he wrote of me. But if you do not believe his writings, how will you believe my words?
@@jeromeben6020 You have to believe in more than “in Christ.” We, believers in Jesus Christ’s work on the Cross, His death, burial, and resurrection (l Corinthians 15:1-4), are called The Church/the Body of Christ (Ephesians 5:23; Ephesians 1:19-22). In time past, we (Gentiles) had no access to God or His blessings except through Israel and their covenants. Gentiles had no hope, being aliens from the commonwealth of Israel (Ephesians 2:11-13). But now, the middle wall of partition has been broken down (Ephesians 2:14) and Jew and Gentile alike can have Salvation through Him and become the “one new man” (Ephesians 2:15). 19, “Now therefore ye are no more strangers and foreigners, but fellow citizens with the saints...” Because of Jesus’ shed blood, all men, Jew and Gentile, are saved in the Body of Christ. All have access through Christ Jesus. Instead of becoming part of the house of Israel and Judah, Gentiles and Jews today are partakers of the household of God, which is The Church (l Timothy 3:15). We are now rightful heirs “in Christ” (Romans 5:2, 8;7). Israel’s promises and covenants are still theirs alone. God will fulfill them as soon as the Body of Christ is complete and taken out of the way (l Thessalonians 4:16; l Corinthians 15:52). The Church does not replace Israel. God deals with Israel and The Church/the Body of Christ in very different ways. Just as Law and Grace cannot mix, Israel and The Church cannot be mixed. Because God is not a liar, the Tribulation and Jesus’s Kingdom on Earth will happen and the Church will be reaping their rewards in the heavenlies where their citizenship is promised (Philippians 3:20a) being joint-heirs with Christ (Ephesians 1:11-22). All of Israel’s promises/covenants are earthly and God will undo Israel’s blindness and return their sight and give them Salvation.
Gracias por estas valiosas enseñanzas que nos ayudan y edifican nuestra vida espiritual!!!
Shalom y bendiciones desde México!!
I write to you from Jamaica. I am a Seventh Day Adventist and appreciate your teachings,so I share them with friends. Loved Pauline paradox and One Flesh. Keep up the good work.
Awesome message
AMEIN!! "Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of YHWH, what is good and acceptable and perfect." - Romans 12:2. "Father YHWH is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and in truth." - John 4:24. I choose the light.
Amen. 🙏🙏🙏
This is easier said than done...
Being called a disturbance and troublemaker is terrible.
I need your prayers to accept this role and keep sharing the Truth in all its integrity! 😭
Praying for all of us because it is not easy indeed. But with Help and His Spirit in us we will succeed.
Im being referred to as a heretic, false teacher and liar. Its so hurtful. I go to people I care for sincerely and go in love and gentleness. Ill continue to share truth and continue to be light amongst the deep deception. Peace
2 Timothy 1 always comes to mind for me. The advice Paul gave him could be applicable to us today.
8.15-8.25 what were you saying? 😮 the father in Christ; the word is the father? I don’t understand
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Where is this teacher????
This is my testing of your message.
Jesus’ “sword” did indeed cause division not “peace” in Matthew 10:34. It wasn’t about choosing to “stand for the TRUTH,” but choosing “to stand on your acceptance of Jesus.” He did divide families. Some members believed He was their Messiah and others didn’t. Luke 14:26 goes along with Matthew 10 and gives a better explanation. Our love for Christ Jesus should be so much greater than our love for family, that comparatively speaking, it’s as if we hate them.
“All of the teachings of Israel’s Messiah were to bring His people, Israel, back to the word.” You left out some words. We are not Israel and these teachings are not to us. We, who are saved, are the Church, the Body of Christ.
Concerning Matthew 5:17 you stated that Jesus said He didn’t come to abolish the Law (the KJB word is destroy), but you left out the rest of the sentence...”but to fulfill.” You are missing the point of Ephesians 4:11-13 you used for the “unity of the Faith.” It is found in the same sentence, “unto a PERFECT MAN.” Jesus was “a perfect man.” The one and only one who could “fulfill” the Law and also “abolish” it.
Our Savior was made perfect through suffering. How all things concerning His sufferings were fulfilled and He cried IT IS FINISHED. The righteousness couldn’t be fulfilled by man, “but the righteousness of the Law might be fulfilled in us” because Christ Jesus “gave Himself for us” (Titus 2:14; Romans 8:4). When we are saved by l Corinthians 15:1-4 we become “a new creature “ (ll Corinthians 5:17).
The entire Law of Moses, the past teaching for Israel, has been abolished by Christ on the Cross (Ephesians 2:15; Colossians 2:14). The Law didn’t save man, it condemned man.
“Everything Paul said had to be in the Old Testament,” you said. How could this be? In Ephesians 3:4-5 Paul tells us that everything he was teaching was “new” and revealed from God to him as “the mystery.” “Which in other ages was NOT made known unto the sons of men.”
The ministry of Christ in this Age of Grace, the teaching of the fellowship of the mystery, was ushered in with Saul of Tarsus’ Salvation in Acts 9. Christ named him a “new” apostle, the Apostle to the Gentiles, revealing (1)a “new” Gospel, (2) a “new” Organism (3) a “new” Body of Divine Truth (4) a “new” Period of Time (5) with “new” Blessings.
The TRUTH for today is from our Apostle Paul.
All of the New Testament Scriptures you used were written to Israel, under the Law. They are not written to us today, for we are NOT under Law, but under Grace. If you want to know “the Word of God” for you, what Christ Jesus is saying to you, then you must go to Romans through Philemon. We, who are saved, the Church, the Body of Christ, follow Paul who is following Christ, as our pattern (l Corinthians 4:16, 11:1; Philippians 3:17).
Shirley Beavan My interpretation of what is incorrect? I gave scriptural references. Perhaps what I said goes against your denominational teaching. Is that it? Can you give me something specific.
Shirley Beavan You say “He fulfilled the sacrificial part.” Yes, but that’s not all. Ephesians 2:15,” Having ABOLISHED in His flesh the enmity, EVEN THE LAW OF COMMANDMENTS...”
Colossians 2:14,” Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances (what did God write on the tablets of stone?) that was against us, which was contrary to us, and TOOK IT OUT OF THE WAY, NAILING IT TO THE CROSS.”
JESUS’ Cross killed all the demands of the Law of Moses; put them to death. It ended there.
Are we now “free to sin?” Of course not! Look at Romans 13:8-9,” Owe (demand of) no man anything, but to love one another; FOR HE THAT LOVETH ANOTHER HATH FULFILLED THE LAW.” We can NOW do this as members of the Body of Christ “a new creature.” You cannot steal from God or man if you love them...the same goes with the other 11 commandments.
We are empowered as “new creatures” (ll Corinthians 5:17) to “Love our Neighbor, “ and that is the fulfilling of the Ten Commandments. Do you see this, Shirley? 😇
Please note a few points in response to yours:
- Abolish vs. Fulfill: he didn't come to abolish BUT to fulfill, how can both words mean the same? I am not sad BUT I am happy. Fulfill in this sense means to bring full meaning, to fill it up.
- Christ's death on the cross brought us salvation but did not do the law of Moses away. See Matthew 23:1-2. We must obey the laws but not what the Pharisees did. Please note, Jesus came to teach against the Pharisees because they added to God's laws and taught that salvation is based on the keeping of them and by doing so, built a fence around God. Jesus never taught against God's laws as given through Moses.
- Not under law but under grace, please understand, Paul spoke about 7 'types' of law and he let the context define which law he was talking about. In this case, we are not under the law of sin and death but under grace, the law of sin and death that we are subject to since Adam's fall.
- Regarding the replacement theology you believe in, please note that we are grafted into the commonwealth of Israel. We become part of Israel, hence the laws as given through Moses still count for us.
A "few" bible verses to support the above
In the OT:
Isaiah 2 [The Torah will be taught in the Millennial Kingdom]
Isaiah 8:20 [Those who are against the Torah have no light in them]
Isaiah 42:21 [God will exalt the Torah and make it honorable]
Jeremiah 31:33 [The Torah will be on our hearts during the Millennial Kingdom]
Micah 4:2 [Nations will come to learn the Torah in the Millennial Kingdom. Torah is taught in the Millennial Kingdom, so why would Paul do away with it now?]
Zech.14:16-19 [The Feast of Tabernacles will be kept in the Millennial Kingdom (Lev.23)]
Psalm 119 [David exalted the Torah]
Proverbs 28:9 [When you use translations like TLV, CJB or TS2009 you will see that If one turns away his ear from hearing the TORAH, even his prayer is an abomination.]
Psalms 94:12
Psalms 119:34 [We shall keep God's laws and observe it with our whole heart.]
Psalms 119:77 [God's law/Torah is our delight]
Psalms 119:97 [Blessed are those who walk in the law/Torah of the Lord]
Isaiah 42:21 [Magnify his law/Torah and make it glorious].
Zechariah 14:16-19 [Speaks of the Feast of Booths / Feats of Tabernacles being kept in the Millennial Kingdom, again, if they are now done away with, why would they be observed in the Millennial Kingdom?
In the NT:
Matt. 4:4-10 [Jesus used the Torah to rebuke the adversary (Deut 8:3; 6:16; 6:13), why would He do that if He is going to do away with it?]
Matt. 5:17-19 [Those who teach against Torah will be least in the Kingdom of Heaven]
Matt.7:12 [The Golden Rule is taken from the Torah]
Matthew 7:21-23 [Depart from Me, you who practice lawlessness!’ >> Torah-lessness]
Matt.9:20 [Jesus wore Tzitziot (tassels) as commanded in Num. 15:38, why would He do that if He were not Torah observant?]
Matt.22:36-40 [Jesus taught the greatest commandments from the Torah USING the Torah]
Matthew 26:29 [We will celebrate the Passover in the kingdom. Passover is a feast commanded by God for us to observe. So if we are celebrating it again, why is it done away with now? We are still to keep God's appointed feasts, they were never done away with.]
Luke 4:16 [Jesus' custom was to attend Synagogue on the Sabbath day not Sunday]
Luke 6:3-9 [Yeshua is Master of the Sabbath, this doesn't mean He's done away with it]
Luke 10:26-28 [Yeshua encouraged Torah observance by elevating the weightier commandments. Why would He do that if the Torah should not be taught anymore?]
Luke 16:17 [It is easier for heaven & earth to pass away than for Torah to do so]
Luke 24:27 [Jesus taught by using the Torah)
John 7:19 [Jesus used the Torah to defend Himself]
John 7:24 [Jesus taught to judge righteously, which is a law from Lev.19:15]
John 7:49 [Jesus said those who do not know Torah are accursed]
Acts 2 [The disciples celebrated Shavuot (Pentecost), which is one of God's appointed feast commanded in the Torah. Why would they still celebrate if if the Torah has been done away with?]
Acts 13:14-15 [Paul went to Synagogue on Sabbath and kept going on Sabbath, not Sunday]
Acts 13:39 [Paul taught the Torah and the Prophets in Synagogue. Thus he can't be possibly AGAINST it?]
Acts 13:44 [Almost the whole city came the next Sabbath and wanted to learn more about the word of God, which is the Torah. Note: the NT has not been compiled until 400 years after Jeesus' death.]
Acts 15:21 [Moses' law was still taught]
Acts 21:24 [This is where Paul shows how serious he is by taking the Nazerite vow. Educate yourself on what this vow means.]
Acts 24:14 [Paul defends himself by saying He's believing everything laid down by the Law and written in the Prophets, which is the Torah]
Romans 2:13 [Hearers of the law who are righteous before God, but the doers of the law who will be justified.]
Romans 3:31, 7:12, 7:22, 7:25 [Direct statements from Paul to uphold the Torah, it is holy, righteous and good, he delights in the Torah, he serves the law with his mind]
Romans 7:7 [Paul explains the purpose of the law, which is to define sin. Why would he use the Torah if he came to teach against it?]
1 Thessalonians 4:2 [What are the instructions? Jesus instructs to observe what is taught out of Moses' seat, which is the Torah]
1 Thess. 5:1-11 [Paul taught that those who don't know the Feast Days are in darkness/blind; observing these feast are commanded by God in the Torah]
1 Timothy 1:8 [the Torah is good, if one uses it lawfully, not for salvation]
1 John 3:4 [Sin is lawlessnes or Torah-lessness]
John 5:46-47 For if you believed in Moses, you would believe me; for he wrote of me. But if you do not believe his writings, how will you believe my words?
We are Israel, we that believe in Christ. How do you not understand that?
@@jeromeben6020 You have to believe in more than “in Christ.” We, believers in Jesus Christ’s work on the Cross, His death, burial, and resurrection (l Corinthians 15:1-4), are called The Church/the Body of Christ (Ephesians 5:23; Ephesians 1:19-22).
In time past, we (Gentiles) had no access to God or His blessings except through Israel and their covenants. Gentiles had no hope, being aliens from the commonwealth of Israel (Ephesians 2:11-13). But now, the middle wall of partition has been broken down (Ephesians 2:14) and Jew and Gentile alike can have Salvation through Him and become the “one new man” (Ephesians 2:15). 19, “Now therefore ye are no more strangers and foreigners, but fellow citizens with the saints...”
Because of Jesus’ shed blood, all men, Jew and Gentile, are saved in the Body of Christ. All have access through Christ Jesus. Instead of becoming part of the house of Israel and Judah, Gentiles and Jews today are partakers of the household of God, which is The Church (l Timothy 3:15). We are now rightful heirs “in Christ” (Romans 5:2, 8;7).
Israel’s promises and covenants are still theirs alone. God will fulfill them as soon as the Body of Christ is complete and taken out of the way (l Thessalonians 4:16; l Corinthians 15:52). The Church does not replace Israel. God deals with Israel and The Church/the Body of Christ in very different ways. Just as Law and Grace cannot mix, Israel and The Church cannot be mixed. Because God is not a liar, the Tribulation and Jesus’s Kingdom on Earth will happen and the Church will be reaping their rewards in the heavenlies where their citizenship is promised (Philippians 3:20a) being joint-heirs with Christ (Ephesians 1:11-22).
All of Israel’s promises/covenants are earthly and God will undo Israel’s blindness and return their sight and give them Salvation.
AMEN🙏🙏🙏
Truth can divide. But, Falsehood can unite.