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...ep spreading out into the world. It describes the [[Saxons|Saxon]] peoples of the past 2500 years through the [[colonial period]]. ...your ears.”</blockquote>Note that He stopped before proclaiming the [[Day of Vengeance]], which has to do only with His [[Second Advent|second advent]],

...om is the [[Reconciliation|restoration]] of Israel to the favor and polity of God, and the return to obedience to His Word by all [[Adam (Race)|Adamic]] ...ere alienated from the civic life of Israel, and therefore being [[Divorce of Israel|divorced]] from Yahweh they truly were not counted as Israel. As Hos

...aces</blockquote>The [[Prisoners (prophecy)|prisoners]] are the Israelites of the [[Assyrian Deportations|Assyrian]] and [[Babylonian Deportations|Babylo == Ministry of Christ ==

...o your faith.” </blockquote>Recognizing our God and His sovereignty is one of the first steps to curing our blindness! == Ministry of Christ ==

...nd Bartholomaios, Thomas and Maththaios the tax-collector, Iakobos the son of Alphaios and Thaddaios, 4 Simon the Kananaean, and Ioudas Iskarioth who als * [[James (son of Zebedee)|James the son of Zebedee]]

...n the earliest times. Among the mss. five different names appear, and each of these will be discussed briefly here, relying upon comments from Thayer’s ...nesaret to the south-east, but at some distance from the lake on the banks of the river Hieromax (Plin. h. n. 5, 16), 60 stadia from the city Tiberias (J

...ep spreading out into the world. It describes the [[Saxons|Saxon]] peoples of the past 2500 years through the [[colonial period]]. ...ere alienated from the civic life of Israel, and therefore being [[Divorce of Israel|divorced]] from Yahweh they truly were not counted as Israel. As Hos

...real and living person, one of the descendants of the [[Serpent Seed|seed of the serpent]] who, as Scripture shows in many places, are actually [[devils ...d Psalm 91:11-12, to which Christ responded explicitly referencing the law of [[Deuteronomy]] 6:16 to not tempt Yahweh your God.

.... That Herod was indeed of the seed of Esau is fully apparent in the pages of the Judaean historian, Flavius Josephus, where it is attested to directly o ...9, Yahweh God hated Esau, Paul even referring to the Edomites as “vessels of destruction”.  

...y why John was baptizing in the first place, and what was the significance of that [[Baptism (immersion)|baptism]]. ...sins by Christ Himself, as foretold by the prophets, and they have no need of any further cleansing.

...[[Yahshua Christ]], whom had become so when he accepted Christ in the womb of [[Mary|Mariam]]. === Conception of Christ ===

...[Prisoners (prophecy)|prisoners]]” who “sit in darkness”, for the children of the Israelite captivity. ...beasts – and those who do are doing us a great disservice. From the Wisdom of Sirach, 12:5: “Do well unto him that is lowly, but give not to the ungodl

...e that God is true. But the Gospels – and the ancient chronicles which the gospel writers relied upon – are far from complete. ...counts for 215 of the 430 years between the call of Abraham and the giving of the law at Sinai.

...ndless trail of the cities of Israel lie in ruins. That we see this battle of the jew against Christianity at this very time, by itself is full proof tha ...commandment of God. 16 Let us arm ourselves, therefore, in the abnegation of the divine reasoning. 17 If we suffer thus, Abraham, and Isaac, and Jacob w

...sage of the [[Gospel]] was not yet prepared for them. This is the ministry of reconciliation which Paul describes in 2 Corinthians chapter 5 and elsewher ...d Israelites, which was the entire reason for the later ministry of [[Paul of Tarsus]].

...y why John was baptizing in the first place, and what was the significance of that [[Baptism (immersion)|baptism]]. In the Old Testament, washing of the body is seen of the priests before they enter into the temple to do service and to make sac

...rticularly the Pharisees, many of whom were of Edomite descent by the time of His ministry. This tension came to a head when Judas Iscariot, an Idumean, ...im in a glorified state. This time will come following the prophesied Fall of Babylon, when Christ returns to slay His enemies and usher in a Kingdom on

...hum]]”, as in the prophet, but it also simply and literally means “village of comfort”. Whether it refers to Nahum or not is debatable. ...Baptist is depicted as not having yet been arrested at this time in John's gospel.