Redemption Plan
Hebrew Roots Research by Lew White
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The Redemption Plan of Yahuah is shadowed in festivals during the year. These show us "the way" Yahusha is redeeming His bride.
They are found at Lev. 23 & Dt. 16.
One of them is Yom Kafar, Judgment Day.
Yahusha Himself, and Peter and Paul, reveal the Day of Judgment (by fire) that is still ahead of us.
The book of Revelation begins with the statement,
"I was in the Spirit on the Master's (kuriakos) Day" in order to reveal future events to the assemblies. It is only confusing because our slumbering teachers fumble with the meaning of words in their context.
By not feeding the sheep "every Word that proceeds from the mouth of Yahuah,"
the sheep remain unprepared for the day set by Yahuah to remove the weeds (Acts 17:30-31).
HE HAS SET A DAY
"Truly, then, having overlooked these times of ignorance, Alahim now commands all men everywhere to repent because He has set a day on which He is going to judge the world in righteousness by a Man whom He has appointed, having given proof of this to all by raising Him from the dead."
- Acts 17:30-31
The 10th day of the 7th moon will be our day of redemption, just as it was instituted by Yahuah to be. It will also be the day of termination by burning as we read about in Joel 2, Zeph. 1:14, Obad. 1:15, Psalm 91, Isaiah 24, Amus 5, Mt. 24, and others.
The final warning is to "Come out of her My people" - Rev. 18:4 - in order we not receive the plagues coming in the end of days.
Christians have been misled about the end of days. The message for the last days is given at Malaki 4:1-6: "Remember the Torah of Mosheh."
It's confusing because most are taught to "not" live by every Word that proceeds from the mouth of Yahuah.
Shadow Of Things To Come
Redemption Plan In The Festivals Of Israel
Shadows Of Redemption
At Kol. 2:17 we read of the
"shadow of things to come."
This has been poorly understood until these last days
before the return of Yahusha.
The redemption plan of Yahuah’s people (which includes
those formerly gentile persons engrafted by joining with
Yahuah through the Covenant) is outlined (shadowed) in
the annual appointments we are commanded to observe each
year:
the moedim.
These moedim are now understood to be
REDEMPTIVE festivals that make use of agricultural
symbols. As we observe them year after year, they teach
us Yahusha's process and His involvement in our
redemption.
Why Christianity Does Not Observe Passover?
Constantine outlawed the weekly Shabath and Moedim, and
criminalized all who observed the Torah of Yahuah.
The Council of Laodicea confirmed this a few decades
later (370 CE), and resting on the 7th day
was outlawed.
"Let no one therefore judge
[criminalize]
you in eating or in drinking, or in respect of a
festival or a renewed Month or Shabathuth – which are a
shadow of what is to come for the Body of the Mashiak."
The Mother Circus interprets Scripture using a method
called eisegesis. Everything is filtered through what is
already set in place by man's previous misunderstanding,
and what is not understood is labeled the "mysteries."
Mankind must graft-in to the original olive tree, and
join to Yahuah through His everlasting Covenant,
trusting in Yahusha's blood as their complete
redemption. This is why Christianity never had the
observances, or understood them. The Council of Nicaea
outlawed the observances of Yahuah, and set up the 4th
avatar of the beast, the teaching authority of Babel.
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Passover,
First-fruits,
Matsah, and
Shabuoth
have seen their fulfillment with Yahusha’s first coming
as the Lamb of Alahim (Passover), then He
resurrected as
First-fruits (Wave-Sheaf Offering), and finally
indwelling His first followers (Natsarim, branches) to
write the renewed Covenant on their hearts (and ours) at
Shabuoth (Acts 2 & 3).
Matsah is the seven-day observance when all leavened bread is removed from our dwellings.
The meaning of doing this points to - is the shadow of - removing all the teachings of men we have listened to, corrupting our minds with puffed-up ideas. The teaching authorities of men seek to dominate us with the goal of controlling our behavior. We are set free of their leaven by living only by every Word that proceeds from the mouth of Yahuah. We become "unleavened" by abiding (living) in the Word. Leaven is the old wine of men's teachings, and we must become a renewed wineskin. Our wineskin is our heart, or mind.
There is a growing world-wide movement of Yahusha's followers awakening on the Earth right now.
We are called Natsarim.
More about leaven: WHAT IS LEAVEN?
FESTIVALS OF THE 7TH MONTH
The final unfulfilled festivals of these agricultural
metaphors concern the harvest of the Earth, and are
shadowed in the 7th moon of the year.
YOM TERUAH
The first day of the 7th moon, the day of the shout (Yom
Teruah) foreshadows the resurrection of the
First-fruits who have died, but are raised to life just
prior to Yahusha returning to reign.
YOM KAFAR
Then, on the 10th day (Yom Kafar), the reapers are released to destroy the unrighteous who are not sealed with Yahusha’s Name (those who are not His property are burned).
This is judgment day, the fall of the reign of Babel.
It is also the day of our redemption.
SUKKOTH
Finally, the wedding supper of the Lamb follows as the malakim gather us who remain (Natsarim sealed for protection, Ps. 91) from the ends of the Earth to be with Yahusha.
This is called Sukkoth, Tents, or
Tabernacles.
If you watch The Reapers on youtube it will explain a
great deal about the harvest festivals ahead of us.
As the day of Yahuah approaches, we need to comfort one another and all those around us with these words:
Neither unbelieving Yahudim or Christians can claim to be these "first-fruits" described in the words of the verse above. (REVELATION 14:12)
“Blessed are those doing His Commands, so that the authority shall be theirs unto the tree of life and to enter through the gates into the city."
REVELATION 22:14
Scripture doesn't say,
"Blessed (happy) are those practicing the Talmud."
The Talmud did not exist in the days of Yahusha, Paul, Luke, and the rest of the Talmidim (students).
It was the yoke of the "oral law," the traditions of the fathers, and Yahusha nor any of His followers had anything to do with it.
There is still a
division over what some perceive as
traditions "orally" handed-down.
Every Word of Yahuah was written, and read
aloud to the people. The oral instructions,
or traditions of the fathers, was the
paradigm Paul said was his former way of
living by.
He called it "Yahudaism."
"For you have heard of my
former way of life
in Yahudaism, how intensely I persecuted the
assembly of Alahim, and ravaged it." - Gal
1:13. Note the phrase, "former way of life."
YOKE OF MEN'S
TEACHINGS
Rabbinic Judaism is the
"teachings of the
fathers."
This yoke (teaching authority) of men is
what is being described here:
Acts 15:10:
“Now then, why do you try Alahim
by putting a
yoke on the
neck of the taught ones which neither our
fathers nor we were able to bear?"
It is what was added (the
leaven of men's
teachings) that Yahusha called "old wine."
The traditions of men are the object lesson
from Matsah (Unleavened Bread). We must
become unleavened, purging the teaching
authorities and corrupting influences of
men's ideas which block the pure and clean
objective of love, which the Torah's goal is
to teach us.
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We are delivered from our crimes against His
Covenant by Yahusha's shed blood (Acts
20:28), and we are now saved by His life
(Romans 5:10).
His death, without His resurrection and
ascension, would make your statement quite
true.
Now that we have received His life in us, He
brings us the ability to perceive how
sinning against the Torah makes Him feel,
and we do not want to sin. Until we receive
Him, we cannot obey, nor do we want to obey
(Romans 8:7). The mind of the flesh will not
submit to Yahuah's Torah. Our obedience must
not be confused with our justification
however. The "law" Paul speaks of often
refers to sacrifices under the old
priesthood. This is the commonly
misunderstood concept in Paul's writings,
such as Galatians.
Which of the Commandments that teach us how
to love do you suppose is impossible for us
to obey, or is even difficult to obey, once
a person has Yahusha and knows it trains us
how to love one another?
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