Hosea 2:1–22, Hosea: The Story of YHVH’s Unfailing Love for His People The prophet Hosea, a native of the northern kingdom of Israel, ministered to that nation (called Ephraim or the house of Israel, as opposed to the southern kingdom, … Continue reading
Numbers 9:6–11, Defiled by a human corpse. This passage can also be understood allegorically. The second Passover is a prophetic picture pertaining to the lost and scattered sheep of the house of Israel who, like those individuals in this … Continue reading
Luke 10:8, Eat such things. Does this passage give believers the freedom or even enjoin them to eat whatever is placed before them if, for example, they are in someone else’s home even if the food is non-kosher? Understanding context … Continue reading
This final post in this series on the life of Joseph is a little longer than the others, but stay with it to the end. It’ll be worth the time to read it in that your understanding of end-times prophecy … Continue reading
Joseph Resembles an Egyptian (Gentile) Joseph lived in Egypt, became Egyptian, resembled an Egyptian in appearance and even married an Egyptian. When his brothers saw him, they didn’t suspect that he was their Hebrew brother. Prophetically, Joseph’s physical descendants (the … Continue reading
Get ready for some surprising prophetic understandings from one of the most well-known stories about Yeshua—the feeding of the 5000 with five loaves and two fishes. The corollary passage to Mark 8:1–10 is Matthew 14:13–21, which we will explore below. … Continue reading
1 Timothy 3:3, Violent. This passage (vv. 3–7) lists the qualifications of an elder or leader of a congregation. One of the of character traits that he is not to possess is that of being a brawler (KJV), violent (NKJV) or … Continue reading