The Good News of Israel and Her Messiah: Take comfort, My people

STUDIES

Hearing Seven Thunders
A study on "The Mystery of God."

A Study on the Great Assignment
The nature of God's great commandment

Kabbalah, Bereshit and Messiah
Studies for dialogue with Judaism

John Gill and The 'New Perspective' On Paul

On The Nature of The Holy Spirit (poetic)

The Blessed Poor poem and a link to the Blessed Poor site, which is the hub for all of my online works.

God Suffered To Make a poem and exposition on the nature of Creation and on the relationship between God and Creation.

All of You a meditation and commentary on Psalm 22

Hebrews 6 – Ephesians 4 => “perfection”

“Just as God is immanent in His creation and constantly bringing the world towards its ultimate perfection, man's true purpose is to do the same. When he connects his will to God's will, his potential for transforming the world into a heavenly Malkhut-Kingdom is unlimited.” Aryeh Kaplan, Innerspace page 51. An excellent expression of a central view of Judaism.

What does alignment of human will with God's will mean? Torah observance. Here the question raised by the Book of Hebrews, as by all teaching from the school of Yahoshua, is whether it is possible to have a perfect alignment of human and divine will apart from the medium of the revelation of a redeemed and regenerated life, a new human spirit and heart, as foretold by the Prophets. Such an eternally living heart is composed through the word of the Good News of Israel and her Messiah - whether that word is heard as the promise given to Abraham or as the fulfillment of that promise through Yahoshua's death and life and words, or whether it is heard by the Voice of God to Moshe and the prophets of Israel. It is one and the same word to all who are dead who are called to live.

The Good News of Israel and Her Messiah

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Wednesday, August 6, 2014

Take comfort, My people

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I, HASHEM, have not changed, and you, Sons of Jacob, have not become extinct. MALACHI 3:6

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