Loving and listening from Provo, UT. Have been for the last 3-4 years. Love Beth Yeshua and Rabbi Greg. Hope to visit and worship and fellowship in person one day soon.
Rabbi is incredible, so honest, so filled with the Holy Spirit and so loving. Continued blessings to the Jewish boy from the Bronx from the Rican girl from the Bronx.
Thank you Rabbi for this heartfelt sermon. I have a burning question however: at 4.25 min you say about this one new man, that "he" is destined to be enthroned with Messiah as His Body AND as His Bride ... I just was taught that Israel (the land + Jerusalem) and the people (all 12 tribes) at Yeshua's second coming will be Yeshua's bride. So ... what exactly would be the "position" for or even (living) place (heaven??) during the Millenium?
How can a gentile remain a “gentile” believer once they are grafted in? So were Ruth and Abraham being Moabite and Chaldean gentile believers remain gentile? Or were they now Jews? If not and King David came from Boaz and Ruth how can Yeshua be a Jew? I’m not getting this? Anyone pls?
Rabbi has talked at great length about grafted. Gentiles are united through the blood of Yeshua. Yeshua also observed all the covenants of the Old Testament. Therefore, being grafted means to emulate Yeshua. Follow the law. The law (Torah) was never abolished. Yeshua came and gave all of us the spirit to walk out the law: The Holy Spirit. Jews and Gentiles are united. Was Yeshua a Jew? Please refer to this bloodline in The Book of Matthew. Rabbi calls Yeshua a Jew and so does the bloodline. The Bible was written and preserved by Jews. All the apostles were Jewish. The New Testament was written by Jews. Can one live by the Old Testament's commands? Impossible. If you break one you break them all. This is why you must be "born again" and through the Holy Spirit follow the law. All will fail however always ask for forgiveness and press on.
@@frogshell2 so hard. Man I feel guilty for everything. I have no idea how to witness and when I do everyone rejects it. I’m Jewish so my family wants nothing to do with Yeshua. Plus I’ve done awful things in my past that I can’t forgive myself for. It’s hard not to carry shame. No matter how many times I give it to Him, I still feel shame. I guess it’s a Jewish thing 🤦🏼♀️
@allisonangel8506 I'm so sorry that your heart is heavy friend. I'm going to pray for that burden to be lifted. I don't think it's just a Jewish thing. I felt alot of shame for the decisions of my past too. 😕 I have broken almost every commandment there is. Yeshua is so sweet to forgive....let it be the reason we fight even harder to serve him daily....to give our all, even when our all doesn't feel like much at all. We will never deserve his forgiveness, or love...we will never be worthy. Only by covering ourselves daily in the armor of Yeshua can we be accepted in. That's why he tells us that He is the Way, the Truth and the Life....no one comes to the Father but by Him. Many will reject the gospel...it's the way of the world, just keep living it and sharing it as best u can. Adonai bless you and keep you friend. I'm so happy for your salvation and rejoice that one of Adonai's chosen is walking in Truth! 🥰🥰🥰 Hang in there.
@@frogshell2 that is so incredibly kind. Thank you. And may He bless you abundantly! I feel guilty because part of my sin is not having faith that he’s actually the Messiah. I go through periods Where I absolutely have no doubt and then I go through periods where I feel like I’m betraying God by accepting a false Messiah. That certainly is a Jewish thing. I question whether or not I’m saved and question whether or not I’m gonna go to heaven and be with God. Even though it’s what I want most in life. I dream about being with him and I dream about finally feeling his complete love wrapped around me. But sometimes I find myself wondering if he really is the Messiah I have gotten saved and fallen away so many times over the years. I want to have faith and I want to believe most of the time I do, but I find myself not believing. I keep going back to that same verse where he says turn away from me, I never knew you. I so desperately don’t want that to happen to me. I know that I love God and I’ve always had a relationship with him. But when you are surrounded by people who don’t believe Jesus is the Messiah, sometimes you second-guess yourself. it’s so funny because Rabbi Greg always talks about how the faith was Jewish in the first century and the gentiles were the outsiders. But in 2024, I feel like the Jews are the outsiders for Jesus. Everything Jewish has been taken out of the faith that sometimes I feel like I don’t belong. I don’t belong in a church that’s for sure. I don’t have a messianic synagogue to go to because myhusband is not saved. So I depend on TH-cam to hear the word and obviously the Bible. Anyway, it’s all very confusing and I so appreciate your prayers and listening to my issues! Sometimes I wonder if I’m really safe because if I really was, would I have all this doubt? I just have this dilemma that that I don’t want to make the wrong decision so I flip-flop back-and-forth. Man, I’m such a mess!
Is it guilt or conviction? Conviction can point out your guilt but also should encourage you to change/repent and do things differently… when I listen to Rabbi I feel convicted and challenged to change and do things different and stop being lazy about my relationship with God. Hard truth… you either listen to the Father and change or we ignore the Holy Spirit and slowly grow cold and indifferent to His quiet voice and prompting… praise God you still feel His prompting and conviction! Step out and see how exciting it is to testify to others about what the Father has done for you through your relationship with Yeshua! It’s like the best drug/high ever with no bad side effects and gets easier to do every time ! Halleluyah!
Thank you Rabbi Greg I watched your sharing from the Solomon Islands. I am so blessed through your sharing.
I am just finishing the commentary written by the Scottish theologian, William Barclay on Ephesians. I love The Book and I love you!
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Loving and listening from Provo, UT. Have been for the last 3-4 years. Love Beth Yeshua and Rabbi Greg. Hope to visit and worship and fellowship in person one day soon.
Rabbi is incredible, so honest, so filled with the Holy Spirit and so loving. Continued blessings to the Jewish boy from the Bronx from the Rican girl from the Bronx.
Thank you Rabbi for this heartfelt sermon. I have a burning question however: at 4.25 min you say about this one new man, that "he" is destined to be enthroned with Messiah as His Body AND as His Bride ... I just was taught that Israel (the land + Jerusalem) and the people (all 12 tribes) at Yeshua's second coming will be Yeshua's bride. So ... what exactly would be the "position" for or even (living) place (heaven??) during the Millenium?
How can a gentile remain a “gentile” believer once they are grafted in? So were Ruth and Abraham being Moabite and Chaldean gentile believers remain gentile? Or were they now Jews? If not and King David came from Boaz and Ruth how can Yeshua be a Jew? I’m not getting this? Anyone pls?
Rabbi has talked at great length about grafted. Gentiles are united through the blood of Yeshua. Yeshua also observed all the covenants of the Old Testament. Therefore, being grafted means to emulate Yeshua. Follow the law. The law (Torah) was never abolished. Yeshua came and gave all of us the spirit to walk out the law: The Holy Spirit. Jews and Gentiles are united. Was Yeshua a Jew? Please refer to this bloodline in The Book of Matthew. Rabbi calls Yeshua a Jew and so does the bloodline. The Bible was written and preserved by Jews. All the apostles were Jewish. The New Testament was written by Jews. Can one live by the Old Testament's commands? Impossible. If you break one you break them all. This is why you must be "born again" and through the Holy Spirit follow the law. All will fail however always ask for forgiveness and press on.
Rabbi has a way of making me feel guilty and ashamed. 😅I love him but man can he lay it on! lol
Conviction is the Spirit. Shame and guilt is NOT. Let God do his great work in your heart....and there is freedom there. ❤
@@frogshell2 so hard. Man I feel guilty for everything. I have no idea how to witness and when I do everyone rejects it. I’m Jewish so my family wants nothing to do with Yeshua. Plus I’ve done awful things in my past that I can’t forgive myself for. It’s hard not to carry shame. No matter how many times I give it to Him, I still feel shame. I guess it’s a Jewish thing 🤦🏼♀️
@allisonangel8506 I'm so sorry that your heart is heavy friend. I'm going to pray for that burden to be lifted. I don't think it's just a Jewish thing. I felt alot of shame for the decisions of my past too. 😕 I have broken almost every commandment there is. Yeshua is so sweet to forgive....let it be the reason we fight even harder to serve him daily....to give our all, even when our all doesn't feel like much at all. We will never deserve his forgiveness, or love...we will never be worthy. Only by covering ourselves daily in the armor of Yeshua can we be accepted in. That's why he tells us that He is the Way, the Truth and the Life....no one comes to the Father but by Him. Many will reject the gospel...it's the way of the world, just keep living it and sharing it as best u can. Adonai bless you and keep you friend. I'm so happy for your salvation and rejoice that one of Adonai's chosen is walking in Truth! 🥰🥰🥰 Hang in there.
@@frogshell2 that is so incredibly kind. Thank you. And may He bless you abundantly!
I feel guilty because part of my sin is not having faith that he’s actually the Messiah. I go through periods Where I absolutely have no doubt and then I go through periods where I feel like I’m betraying God by accepting a false Messiah. That certainly is a Jewish thing. I question whether or not I’m saved and question whether or not I’m gonna go to heaven and be with God. Even though it’s what I want most in life. I dream about being with him and I dream about finally feeling his complete love wrapped around me. But
sometimes I find myself wondering if he really is the Messiah I have gotten saved and fallen away so many times over the years. I want to have faith and I want to believe most of the time I do, but I find myself not believing. I keep going back to that same verse where he says turn away from me, I never knew you. I so desperately don’t want that to happen to me. I know that I love God and I’ve always had a relationship with him. But when you are surrounded by people who don’t believe Jesus is the Messiah, sometimes you second-guess yourself. it’s so funny because Rabbi Greg always talks about how the faith was Jewish in the first century and the gentiles were the outsiders. But in 2024, I feel like the Jews are the outsiders for Jesus. Everything Jewish has been taken out of the faith that sometimes I feel like I don’t belong. I don’t belong in a church that’s for sure. I don’t have a messianic synagogue to go to because myhusband is not saved. So I depend on TH-cam to hear the word and obviously the Bible. Anyway, it’s all very confusing and I so appreciate your prayers and listening to my issues! Sometimes I wonder if I’m really safe because if I really was, would I have all this doubt? I just have this dilemma that that I don’t want to make the wrong decision so I flip-flop back-and-forth. Man, I’m such a mess!
Is it guilt or conviction? Conviction can point out your guilt but also should encourage you to change/repent and do things differently… when I listen to Rabbi I feel convicted and challenged to change and do things different and stop being lazy about my relationship with God. Hard truth… you either listen to the Father and change or we ignore the Holy Spirit and slowly grow cold and indifferent to His quiet voice and prompting… praise God you still feel His prompting and conviction! Step out and see how exciting it is to testify to others about what the Father has done for you through your relationship with Yeshua! It’s like the best drug/high ever with no bad side effects and gets easier to do every time ! Halleluyah!