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Messianic Judaism is a biblically based movement of Jewish people who have come to believe in Yeshua as the promised Jewish Messiah of Israel. Yeshua is the Hebrew name for Jesus, which means Salvation. Today there are tens of thousands of Messianic Jews in the United States alone – some have estimated the number to be as high as 150,000. Messianic Congregations and Synagogues are springing up in almost every major city across the country including San Diego. Other nations such as Canada, En ...
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Two Messianic Jews

Two Messianic Jews

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Two Messianic Jewish graduate students think deeply about Messianic Jewish history and theology. We also engage with questions asked by other Jews, Hebrew Roots/One Law groups, and Christians. These questions include: Can you be Jewish and believe in Jesus? Are Gentiles obligated to keep kosher, Shabbat, and the feasts? Didn't Christianity replace Judaism? And many more! We hope to be thoughtful conversation partners with you as we explore these issues. Subscribe if you would like to join us!
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Shalom Macon: Messianic Jewish Teachings

Shalom Macon - Messianic Jewish Teaching

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Shalom Macon is a growing and vibrant Messianic Jewish congregation in Macon, Georgia, serving our local community and reaching thousands around the world through online engagement. Our congregation (in-person and online) is a diverse community of disciples, both Jews and those from many nations, tribes, and tongues (Revelation 7:9). And while we are a Jewish synagogue, committed to the Jewish traditions, teachings, and lifestyle exemplified by our ancestors, our vision is to practice an inc ...
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Rav Shlomo Katz explores Ma’amar Hayeled from Rav Avraham Tzvi Kluger’s Korva El Nafshi, revealing the inner child’s role in manifesting G-d’s glory. Through Torah wisdom and heartfelt stories, Rav Katz guides listeners to reconnect with their pure, untouched inner flame, fostering authentic living and divine connection. From redefining kedusha to fulfilling Yerushalayim’s prophecy, this series illuminates a path to spiritual renewal and inner peace.
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Kabane

Seraphim Hamilton

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Biblical theology, philosophy, and apologetics from an Orthodox Christian perspective. Become a patron and get exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/kabane I don't claim to offer the final word, only a helpful word. My undergraduate degree is in History (2017) and I have a Master of Arts in Early Christian Studies from the University of Notre Dame (2019) as well as a Master of Theology (Th.M.) from Duke University (2021).
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I. Introduction II. Scenes of Abomination (Ezek. 8:1-18) a. Ezekiel 8:1-3 (all Scriptures to be in TLV) b. Ezek. 8:6 c. Ezek. 8:14 d. Ezek. 8:16 III. Comprehensive Judgment on Jerusalem (Ezek. 9:1-11) a. Ezek. 9:1,2 b. Ezek. 9:3,4 c. Ezek. 9:5,6a d. Ezek. 9:6b e. Ezek. 9:8 f. Ezek. 9:9,10 IV. ADONAI's Glory Departs (Ezek. 10:1-22) a. Ezek. 10:4a b.…
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Opening Praise Song – Mountain of the LORD Psalm 47 (TLV) & Welcome Kindling of the Festival lights Bar’chu, Sh’ma & V’ahavta Mi Kamocha Scriptures & Themes for Yom Teruah/Rosh Hashanah (Lev. 23:24,25; Nehemiah 8:1-3,8,10; Revelation 20:12,15 TLV) Two Praise Songs – Elohim Lanu Machaseh Va’oz; The Lion of Judah Shemonah Esreh/Amidah Avot – Fathers/…
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What happens when life leaves you scattered—shards of yourself chipped away by sin, suffering, or regret? In this Elul teaching, Rabbi Damian shows how the High Holidays are not only about repentance before God and others, but also about repairing our own fragmented souls. Drawing from Mussar, Hasidic stories, and Psalmic prayers, he teaches us how…
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What kind of God would give impossible commands and then punish His people for failing them? That’s not the God of Israel. Unfortunately, many believers have been convinced that God’s Torah is impossible to keep. But this week’s Torah portion tells a different story. God’s commandments are not far away or unreachable—they are in your mouth and in y…
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Am I lying down or am I willing to start the climb? In the spirit of the High Holidays, we talk about honest inspection, the role of pain, and why some people stay stuck while others step up. No shaming. Just an invitation to take the next step. Hoping this message brings the courage someone needs for their mountain. Join Shalom Macon Live! at 11am…
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I. Introduction II. Sign-Acts Preparing for Exile (Ezekiel 12:1-20) a. Ezekiel 12:3-7 (TLV) b. Ezek. 12:10-12 III. Fulfillment is Near (Ezekiel 12:21-28) a. Ezek. 12:21-25 IV. False Prophets Will Be Judged (Ezekiel 13:1-23) a. Ezek. 13:2,3 b. Ezek. 13:17 c. Ezek. 13:18 V. Divided Hearts Rejected (Ezekiel 14:1-11) a. Ezek. 14:3-5 VI. Divine Judgment…
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What if your deepest pain became your loudest proclamation? In Ki Tavo, Israel brings firstfruits and declares a story—“Arami oved avi…” (Deut 26:5–8). Why does God command us to retell slavery, deliverance, and blessing? Is the Haggadah right—“An Aramean tried to destroy my father”—or “My father was a wandering Aramean”? How do both readings shape…
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We’re beginning a new series for the month of Elul. I know, I know… Soul-accounting, digging into the places we’d rather leave hidden. Many of us would rather avoid inspection. It’s uncomfortable. It raises memories, regrets, and wounds. Yet God invites us into these forty days not to shame us, but to heal us. Are you excited to dig deep, to actual…
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Why does God bar Ammon and Moab “forever,” yet command Israel, “do not abhor” Edom or Egypt? Deuteronomy 23 seems unfair—until you trace the story behind it. Ammon withheld bread and water; Moab hired Balaam to harm Israel. Egypt, despite later oppression, once sheltered Jacob’s family. Scripture reveals God’s long memory: He repays cruelty and hon…
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What if the Church’s most persistent bias isn’t loud hatred—but a quiet story-shape that sidelines Israel? This series conclusion will show why Scripture, from Genesis to Revelation, tells a different story than the one many assume is right. If Israel seems like just the prologue in your faith, this will properly reframe that. Watch to rediscover t…
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I. Introduction II. Sign-Act 1: A Besieged Brick (Ezekiel 4:1-3) a. Ezekiel 4:1-3 (all Scriptures to be in TLV) III. Sign-Act 2: A Prone Prophet (Ezekiel 4:4-8) a. Ezek. 4:4-8 b. Leviticus 26:18 III. Sign-Act 3: A Defiled Diet (Ezekiel 4:9-17) a. Ezek. 4:9-17 IV. Sign-Act 4: A Shaved Prophet & His Hair (Ezekiel 5:1-4) a. Ezek. 5:1,2 b. Ezek. 5:3,4 …
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What if “Be perfect” never meant “be flawless”? We cheer antiheroes who excuse failure—then assume God does too. But Deut 18:13 and Matt 5:48 call us to tamim: blameless, whole, undivided—not plastic perfection. Yeshua raises the bar to the heart to heal, not humiliate, making sin the exception, not our identity. Have we settled for “I’m only human…
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I. Introduction II. The Prophet's Challenging Charge a. Ezekiel 2:1,2 (all Scriptures to be in TLV) b. Ezek. 2:3-6 c. Ezek. 2:7-10 d. Ezek. 3:1-3 e. Ezek. 3:4-9 f. Ezek. 3:10,11 g. Ezek. 3:12-15 III. The Prophet's Commissioning as a Watchman a. Ezek. 3:16-21 b. Ezek. 3:22-27By Rabbi Dr. Joel Liberman
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“Erase their names… but do not do so to the LORD” (Deut 12). Not license for icon-smashing—a warning about reverence. The sages forbid defacing the Divine Name (Y-H-V-H) or slapping it on throwaway stuff. Deeper still: we erase His Name by how we live. When our posts, deals, or jokes contradict Him, that’s chillul Hashem. The remedy? Kiddush Hashem…
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Why Didn’t the Jews Just Believe in Jesus? It’s a question people still ask today. But what if the answer has less to do with blindness… and more to do with betrayal? This week, we peel back the layers of history to uncover what was really happening in the early centuries of the Church and why the message of Jesus became, for many Jews, a message o…
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Introduction Title & Author Date & Occasion Historical Overview Themes Genre & Literary Features Theology & its Relationship to the Rest of Scripture & to Messiah Summary Chapter 1 - Ezekiel's Vision of ADONAI's Glory a. Ezekiel 1:1 (all Scriptures in TLV) b. Ezek. 1:3 c. Ezek. 1:4 d. Ezek 1:5 e. Ezek. 1:10 f. Ezek. 1:12 g. Ezek. 1:13 h. Ezek. 1:15…
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Sometimes God lets things break so they can be rebuilt stronger. Moses smashed the first tablets. Yeshua’s Kingdom was delayed. Both moments carried the same challenge—what will God’s people do while they wait? The second tablets came with grace and renewal. The Messiah’s return will too. Until then, one question remains: Will He find us faithful—o…
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Tick-Tock, Tick-Tock. What time is it? The Cosmic Clock keeps ticking and the nearness of the Redemption grows ever closer. But is it time yet? What is the Torah's message for our generation as the Kingdom of Heaven draws near? And how can YOU hasten the Redemption? Tune in on this Shabbat Nachamu for a message of Comfort about the coming Kingdom. …
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I. INTRODUCTION 1. Purpose of Eschatology and our Response to It II. THE SEEMINGLY STRANGE BOOK OF REVELATION 1. Revelation is a letter. 2. Revelation is a prophetic letter. 3. Revelation is a prophetic-apocalyptic letter. 4. Revelation’s categories of interpretation 5. Principles for reading Revelation III. ARE WE LIVING IN THE LAST DAYS? 1. So it…
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Sometimes our lives speak louder than words—for good or bad. We’ve all seen it: faith proclaimed, but denied by actions. When that happens, the world stops listening. What light are we supposed to be shining? Is it telling the world about Jesus or something even more important? What are we talking about? Find out in this week’s 5 Minute Torah. Join…
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"THESE SCRIPTURES ARE NOT YOURS, BUT OURS" -Justin Martyr What if the theology you’ve inherited isn’t rooted in Scripture at all, but in a 2nd-century backlash against Judaism? Meet the architects of supersessionism—Justin Martyr, Melito of Sardis, Tertullian—who forged the idea that “true Israel” isn’t an ethnic lineage but a faith community. In t…
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I. Background & Overview of Jeremiah 52 a. Jeremiah 52:4-6 (all Scriptures in TLV) b. Jer. 52:14 c. Lamentations 3:21-24 d. Romans 11:1,11,12,15 II. A Prophetic Look at Tisha b'Av - Mourning Turned Into Joy! a. Lamentations 1:1-12 b. Isaiah 40:1,2 c. Tisha b'Av in History d. Zechariah 8:19 1. Possible Fulfillment #1 2. Possible Fulfillment #2 (Yoch…
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Is justice truly blind—or is that just an ideal we pretend to uphold? What happens when pity or power tips the scales? Can justice truly avoid being swayed by status or story? Discover how God’s justice resists bias, how Yeshua models perfect equity, and what that means for us today in this week’s 5 Minute Torah. Join Shalom Macon Live! at 11am EST…
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Root Causes What do Gnostics, Marcion, and Crusaders have in common? They all reshaped Christianity—and fueled centuries of anti‑Judaism. This week we’ll travel back in time to zoom in on a moment when the Jesus movement took a sharp turn. Not yet with councils or decrees, but with quiet edits and a clever “fix” that still shapes how people read th…
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Overview I. Concerning Judgment Against Egypt (Jer. 46:1-28) a. Jeremiah 46:26 (all Scriptures in TLV) b. Jer. 46:27 II. Concerning Judgment Against Philistia(Jer. 47:1-7) a. Jeremiah 47:3,4 III. Concerning Judgment Against Moab (Jer. 48:1-47) a. Jeremiah 48:1 b. Jer. 48:7 c. Jer. 48:29 IV. Concerning Judgment Against Ammon, Edom, Damascus, Kedar, …
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What if the fiercest battle isn’t fought with swords but with love? In this week’s Torah portion, God commands Moses to wage war on Midian—but rabbinic masters insist the real enemy isn’t people at all, but the hatred that divides us. How do you “take up arms” against sinat chinam—baseless hatred—and instead pursue ahavat chinam—baseless love? Can …
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Bless Those Who Bless You? | When the Promise Gets Twisted What if a promise meant to affirm was used to condemn? In Bless Those Who Bless You, Part 2 of Baseless Hatred: The Roots of Christian Antisemitism, we examine how God’s enduring covenant with Israel, anchored in the Word of God, has been distorted through theology, rhetoric, and silence. T…
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Overview I. The Fall of Jerusalem & Babylon's Arrangements with Judah (Jer. 39:1-40:16) a. Jeremiah 39:1,2 (all Scriptures in TLV) b. Jer. 39:5-7 c. Jer. 39:9 d. Jer. 39:10 e. Jer. 39:11,12,14 f. Jer. 40:2,3 II. The Violent Treachery of Ishmael (Jer. 41:1-18) III. The Fear & Insincerity of the Judean Remnant (Jer. 42:1-22) a. Jeremiah 42:10 IV. The…
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In a world drowning in noise, how do you pick the voice worth following? Some lead with fear. Others peddle empty promises—or simply crave the sound of their own words. But what if the greatest leader isn’t a celebrity or politician at all, but the quiet shepherd who knows each sheep by name? In this week’s Torah portion, Moses’ final request isn’t…
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Rav Shlomo Katz concludes Ma’amar Hayeled from Korva El Nafshi, exploring how embracing the inner child’s eternal renewal fulfills Yerushalayim’s prophecy. He teaches that living authentically, like “boys and girls playing”, aligns us with G-d’s ever-new vitality. By blending the adult’s wisdom with the child’s purity, we embody “constant renewal”,…
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Rav Shlomo Katz explores Ma’amar Hayeled from Korva El Nafshi, redefining Torah and mitzvahs as the soul’s path to authentic living. He teaches that these practices connect us to the untouched purity of the inner child, rejecting partial truths. “Torah and mitzvahs… the most real reality,” guides us to live fully, aligning heart and soul with Hashe…
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Rav Shlomo Katz explores Ma’amar Hayeled from Korva El Nafshi, redefining G-dliness as living authentically through the inner child’s purity. He teaches that true connection to Hashem flows from embracing our unfiltered essence, unburdened by external expectations. “Sing the song of your heart”, aligning mitzvahs with natural emotion to awaken the …
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Rav Shlomo Katz explores Ma’amar Hayeled from Korva El Nafshi, teaching that believing in Hashem mirrors trusting in an untouched “jug of pure oil” within our soul. This divine spark, unmarred by external pressures, fuels authentic living. “The reality of the kid within provides satiation”, guiding us to reconnect with Hashem’s unchanging truth thr…
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Rav Shlomo Katz continues Ma’amar Hayeled from Korva El Nafshi, exploring why believing in the untouched purity of our inner lamp is as vital as knowing it exists. Drawing on deep Torah, he teaches that this untainted light reflects our soul’s divine essence, unaffected by external demands. “The child acts just the way Hashem created it,” guiding u…
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Rav Shlomo Katz opens Ma’amar Hayeled from Rav Avraham Tzvi Kluger's Korva El Nafshi, revealing how each child carries a unique flame to manifest Hashem's glory. Through personal stories, like rediscovering his childhood gym, Rav Katz teaches that connecting to the inner child unlocks our soul’s purpose. “Each has an inner candle,” guiding us to li…
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What happens when hate wears a theological costume? Why does a 1.1 M-view conspiracy video about “fake Jews” resonate so deeply—and how do 20,000 comments reveal our own blind spots? I’ll admit it: I was tired, uninspired, even overwhelmed by the sheer volume of lies dressed up as biblical truth. But then I got kicked in the rear end by a simple in…
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Overview I. The Faithlessness of Zedekiah (Jer. 34:1-22) a. Jeremiah 34:4,5a (all Scriptures in TLV) b. Jer. 34:8,9,11 c. Jer. 34:15,16,18-20 II. The Faithfulness of the Rechabites (Jer. 35:1-19) III. The Triumph of ADONAI's Word over its Opponents (Jer. 36:1-32) a. Jeremiah 36:2 b. Jer. 36:5,6 c. Jer. 36:16 d. Jer. 36:21 e. Jer. 36:23 f. Jer. 36:2…
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What do a frog in a kettle, a talking donkey, a reluctant prophet, a deadly plague—and even your favorite Prime-Time TV shows—have in common? Could the same slow drift that turns a frog complacent also be luring you into compromise? In Parashat Balak, King Balak hires Balaam to curse Israel, only to see every scheme—human cunning, sorcery, and sedu…
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Joseph Culbertson is a PhD candidate in Hebrew Bible at Asbury Theological Seminary. He received his MDiv in Messianic Jewish studies from The King's University. He shares his journey from the Church to Hebrew Roots to Messianic Judaism and back to the Church. We discuss common arguments made by Hebrew Roots/One Law advocates and he explains the be…
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Are you living life on autopilot—going through religious motions but feeling spiritually dead? What if the startling ritual of the Red Heifer and Miriam’s sudden death aren’t just ancient oddities, but wake-up calls to confront hidden impurities in our souls? How do the roadblocks of Edom and the giants of fear, envy, and complacency stand between …
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Why does the Torah—after prescribing the enigmatic Red Heifer rite—immediately record Miriam’s death? Is this random editorial, or a divine breadcrumb trail to God’s true logic? Could it be that atonement isn’t secured by ritual alone, but by the life—and death—of the righteous? Rabbinic sages taught that just as cow-ashes cleanse, so does a holy l…
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What if standing on the sidelines is the most dangerous place to be? Parshat Korach isn’t your usual Torah portion. It’s a story of rebellion, envy, and divine judgment. We’ll also discover an eerie relevance to 2025. From ancient tents in the wilderness to modern influencers on podcasts, there is a warning we need to heed about the necessity to st…
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Overview I. The Historical Tensions Between Judah's Exile & Return (Jer. 30:1-24) a. Jeremiah 30:4-7 (all Scriptures in TLV) b. Jer. 30:8,9 c. Jer. 30:10 d. Jer. 30:15 e. Jer. 30:17 f. Jer. 30:18 g. Jer. 30:21 II. The Sorrow of ADONAI in Love, Wrath, and the "New Covenant" (Jer. 31:1-40) a. Jeremiah 31:14 b. Jer. 31:21 c. Jer. 31:28,29 d. Jer. 31:3…
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What’s the connection between holy incense and a deadly plague? Why did Moses prescribe fragrance as the cure—and how did Aaron “stand between the dead and the living” to halt death itself? In this week’s 5 Minute Torah, we dive into Parashat Korach: a story not just of rebellion, but of radical compassion and intercession. Could the very incense t…
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In this interview, we are joined by Michael Jones, founder of Inspiring Philosophy to respond to Rabbi Michael Skobac’s objections regarding the reliability of the Gospels.We carefully examine several of Rabbi Skobac’s key claims, including:1:15 — The Gospels are religious propaganda, not history18:03 — Mark, Matthew, Luke, and John did not write t…
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What if holiness isn’t hiding behind high walls—but walking into the world without fear? This week’s parsha unpacks it. So does a shocking quote from a Jewish Christian theologian. Join us tomorrow as we tackle both—and rediscover the courage to be a sage in a walled-in world. Join Shalom Macon Live! at 11am EST every Saturday (#Shabbat) for uplift…
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Overview I. Conflict With the Nation (Jer. 26:1-24) a. Jeremiah 26:2 (all Scriptures in TLV) b. Jer. 26:11 c. Jer. 26:16-19 II. Conflict With the False Prophets (Jer. 27:1-22) a. Jeremiah 27:2 b. Jer. 27:3 c. Jer. 27:5,6 d. Jer. 27:7 e. Jer. 27:9 f. Jer. 27:15 g. Jer. 27:21,22 III. Conflict With Hananiah (Jer. 28:1-17) a. Jeremiah 28:4 b. Jer. 28:6…
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Ever been told that breaking one commandment is the same as breaking them all? Is our God a legalist waiting to strike us dead for a minor slip? Consider the infamous Sabbath‐stick stoning in Numbers 15—was he really ignorant that what he was doing was a violation of the Sabbath? Or was this man defiantly “sinning with a high hand,” refusing correc…
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I. Jeremiah's Sermon #9 (Part 1): A Specific Indictment of King Zedekiah (Jer. 21:1-14) a. Jeremiah 21:1,2 (all Scriptures in TLV) b. Jer. 21:3-7 II. Jeremiah's Sermon #9 (Part 2): A General Indictment of the Davidic Line of Kings (Jer. 22:1-30) a. Jeremiah 22:3 b. Jer. 22:8-12 c. Jer. 22:18 d. Jer. 22:24-30 - A deeper look into the curse e. 2 King…
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