Why I Left Christianity for Yeshua

They're not even listening to the Master. They're not even listening to Paul. Paul says, "Keep Passover." Christians don't keep Passover. 1 Corinthians 5:7 says to keep the feast of Passover. Christians celebrate Good Friday and Easter Sunday. They don't even listen to Paul. So, I'm not even sure what they're reading or what they're teaching or what they're doing, because Paul would call them out on their rebellious behavior with these pagan festivals. Paul says, "Keep the feast of Passover," and Christians don't do that. I want eternal life with Jesus and God. And my friend, you have it. I've known you long enough on the channel that your heart posture is beautiful. You and your family, and it's great that we've connected. So, thank you so much. Shalom. Shabbat Shalom to you. Miss Denise says, "Save us, heavenly Father, and we will be saved. Heal us, and we will be healed." These are Jeremiah scriptures.

If you need healing or saving, or if your family does, or someone is in sickness, this is a beautiful scripture in Jeremiah 17:14: "Heal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed; save me, and I will be saved, for you are my praise." They also say that in the Amidah as well, if you know what the Amidah is, a beautiful prayer that's in Acts 3. You can find the Amidah in Acts chapter 3. It's beautiful. It says it as well: "Heal us, O Lord, we shall be healed. Save us, and we will be saved."

So again, all of these great prophets and writers, they said the same thing: "You are my strength. You are my song. You have become my salvation." Man, Moses said that in Exodus 15. Isaiah said that in Isaiah 12. And Psalm 118, the crucifixion hymn of Yeshua, he says it as well: "You are my strength and you are my song and you have become my Yeshua, my salvation." That's what it means in Hebrew: Yeshua. Our friend Skiro the Hebrew, thank you so much for joining us.

Shabbat Shalom to you, my friend. We hope all is well. We hope you have had a great week and we hope you have a better Shabbat and also a great weekend as well. Thank you so much for joining us and hope to see you again very soon, my friend. Mr. Shimuel Moshi, Shalom to you, my friend. Great to see you. It's been some time. I hope all has been going well and I hope you have a great Shabbat and a great weekend and we hope you and your family have been doing awesome. Thank you so much for joining us. In my opinion, to bless Israel is to lead by example and guide Israel back to faithfulness. Amen. What a beautiful statement. So, yeah, to bless Israel is to lead them by example and guide Israel back to the Torah, Yeshua, you know, the faithfulness and obedience. And that's nothing but a love heart posture towards the Jewish people, just like our friend does as well. It might not be popular with other people, but that's okay.

We've got to do our part with the Great Commission, right? So, thank you so much for that. Appreciate it. The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews helps Jews with clothing, food, medicine, and shelter. And yes, to be a part of that is blessing the Jewish people tremendously. A friend of mine over there does the Aliyah Return Center. That is to help the Jewish people who make Aliyah over to Israel. It helps them with setting up occupations, housing, all of these things. It helps get them kind of set up in the land. Aliyah Return Center. If you want to look those guys up, I believe the gentleman's name is Melpin. He does a great job, and I'm sure they do as well, and others do as well. One for Israel, Jews for Jesus. If I can say this in love to everybody and you can receive this: if God tells you to give to somebody, we give to somebody, no matter what. But what I personally see is I see too many people supporting the Orthodox more so than the believers over in Israel.

And I'm not sure why. And again, support the Orthodox, that's fine. But don't forget about the Messianic believers over there either, the Jewish believers, who definitely need our support over there because they're the underdog over there. You see what I'm saying? So they need our support, they need our love, they need help, they need all of these things because they're going to be persecuted. How do I know that? Or how do we know that? Well, Luke 21, which is the Olivet Discourse on Luke's version, says that basically when he's talking to the Jewish disciples who are believers, and really to the Jewish believers of our day in Israel, he is saying this: "When they drag you up to the synagogues," that means the Orthodox and the religious people will persecute the Jewish believers. "And when they drag you up to the courts," that means the politicians, the Israeli government will persecute the believers as well.

Just understand that's what's coming. So again, this is nothing other than standing beside the Jewish believers over there because they're going to be persecuted. Yeshua says that when they drag you up to the synagogues, that means the religious leaders are involved. When they drag you up to the courts, that means the Israeli government's involved. So again, I don't say that about anything. I just... I'm going to support the Jewish believers. That's who I'm going to stand with over in Israel, is the Jewish believers. Now, I know a lot of Orthodox Jewish people as well, and I love them as well, and I network with them as well. But again, I'm going to support the Jewish believers because they're going to be persecuted by the religious leaders, the Orthodox, whatever you want to say, and they're going to be by the government as well. And that's what your Master said in Luke 21. So if any Christian Zionist has a problem with that, they need to go back and read what the Master has said about the Israeli government at the end of the age and the religious leaders of Israel at the end of the age.

That's what he said, just like he said in Matthew 23 to them as well. So again, this is not anything other than taking up for the ones who love our Messiah and Yeshua, and they are at a disadvantage over there. They are the underdogs over there because there are very few of them over there. Thus the reason we need to support them over there as well. And again, give to whoever God says to give to, Orthodox, whoever it may be. But at the same time, just understand our Jewish believers need love and support as well because Yeshua says before he went to the cross that they are going to be persecuted in the synagogues and also in the courts, which puts the politicians of Israel, the government, and the religious leaders on notice, basically. Thomas Jefferson was correct. Revelation was written by a lunatic. Well, Thomas Jefferson was a lunatic in my personal opinion because of the book of Revelation.

You're about to see it. So, we'll see who's the lunatic is Thomas Jefferson and not the Apostle John. Miss Denise, a revelation of Jesus Christ was inspired by the Holy Spirit of God. Amen to that. And yeah, I'm not even going to go through this. This is just someone who has no clue whatsoever. Who has time to do this? I guess someone who's bored. Why would someone go on a channel and do all this? Unless they're sitting on the couch at home with mommy or something. I don't know. Pretty interesting. People have a waste of time. But anyhow, we'll keep scanning, going on forward. Miss Denise, "Save us, heavenly Father, and we will be saved. Heal us, and we will be healed." Jeremiah scriptures. And if you need healing or saving, or if your family does, or someone is in sickness, or whatever, this is a beautiful, beautiful scripture in Jeremiah 17:14. "Heal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed.

Save me, and I will be saved, because you are my praise." They also say that in the Amidah as well. If you know what the Amidah is, a beautiful prayer that's in Acts 3. You can find the Amidah in Acts chapter 3. It's beautiful. It says it as well: "Heal us, O Lord, we shall be healed. Save us, and we will be saved."

So again, all of these great prophets and writers, they said the same thing. "You are my strength. You are my song. You have become my salvation." Man, Moses said that in Exodus 15. Isaiah said that in Isaiah 12. And Psalm 118, the crucifixion hymn of Yeshua, he says it as well: "You are my strength and you are my song and you have become my Yeshua, my salvation." That's what it means in Hebrew: Yeshua. But anyhow, so this is really cool stuff, you know, really cool stuff. Our friend Mr. Jimmy James, I love your name, Jimmy James. Great name that you have. Shabbat Shalom to you.

Thank you so much for joining us. We hope you had a great week and we hope you have an even better weekend and Shabbat. I love your icon there. Somebody got baptized. Amen. And amen and amen. And thank you so much for being with us tonight. First time that I've seen you on the channel. So, welcome, and we hope to see you again very soon. Thank you so much for joining us. And "Posture your heart," I can do all things through the light Yeshua, the Lamb who strengthens me. Philippians 4:13. Amen. And amen. "I can do all things through the light who strengthens me." Amen to that. Here's Mr. Brian Sinclair. Shabbat Shalom to you, my friend. He says that Jesus, when you look at the Gematria, is 74 * 9 is 666. Whatever that means. I don't even use that. I don't even use the English word much for our Savior. I use the Hebrew name Yeshua. And Yeshua, the birth name he was called by Gabriel to Mary, does not equal 666.

So, I can't speak for the English version of Jesus on that. Obviously, you've done your homework on that. But I usually just use the Hebrew name because that's what the angel said, and that's what God called him, and that's what his mama called him. So, again, I'll call him that. You know, because again, his name means salvation, Yeshua. And just to say this, and again, I'm not trying to get into any debate on calling Jesus Yeshua, whatever, but just for people to understand this, okay? Again, people, I say Jesus at times as well. So, I try to just use his Hebrew name, but I try to say Jesus to get people who are not familiar with Yeshua accustomed. Okay? With that being said, Jesus is not, this is just facts, okay? Jesus is not a transliteration or a translation of Yeshua. It's just not. Okay? So, I'm not meaning that in any kind of way. I'm just saying that honestly speaking, Jesus is not a translation from Yeshua, and it's not a transliteration from Yeshua, just for everybody to know that.

Okay? So, please do your own research on that. I'm not judging anyone for whatever. So, I think people who know the Savior in their own language, whether it's English, whether it's Mexican Spanish, whether it's whatever it may be, if you believe he's the Son of God, the Seed of Abraham, the Seed of David, the line of the tribe of Judah, the Son of God who saved you from your sins, whatever the Greek word is, whatever the English word is, or whatever language that someone is from, I think, personally speaking, I don't think that's a problem. Now, would I like everybody to use Yeshua? Of course. I'd rather people just use that only because that's what his name truly is. He's not going to come back as Jesus. He's going to come back as Yeshua HaMashiach. Okay? So, just that's just facts. Again, I'm not judging anybody. I've said it tonight about Jesus. So, you know, I'm not judging anybody.

It's just his real name is Yeshua HaMashiach, by the Archangel Gabriel who told Mary. And from what I understand, Mary didn't know English. I don't think the Archangel Gabriel spoke English to Mary either, because she would not have understood what he was saying. Okay? So again, just to let you know. "People don't listen to sound doctrine." That's true. Very true. For 6,000 years, that's been the case, right? For most people. "As your soul prospers, so does your health." Amen. And amen. Mr. Sebastian, "Biblical Israel seems to be different than political Israel. Only Yeshua can rightfully rule the land." And that's biblical, and that is prophetic. And that's an amen to that. Thank you so much for that. Amen. My friends, well, I think I've gotten down to all of the chats here, and it's been a wonderful evening with everybody. And I hope everybody has received a lot of great understandings tonight.

I know I certainly have whenever I've gone through the scriptures as well about the light and the darkness. Very amazing. And it was very enlightening, to be quite frank with you, when I was looking at the scriptures. I was like, "This is pretty amazing because I've never studied the light and the darkness like I did with this teaching that we're doing." So, that's why we do these things. We keep searching the scriptures. It's one of the reasons I keep reading the Torah portions over and over and over again because it's beautiful, and revelation comes more and more and more each and every year we read it, right? Every time we read the scriptures, more and more and more. You know, it's kind of like doing a sport. If you're an athlete or if you're a musician, if you play the guitar or piano, the more you do it, the more you practice, the better you get, right? And you get better at your craft, if you will.

And that's the same thing with reading the Holy Bible. I mean, if we just read it one time, okay, you might get one layer, but man, there are so many different layers every time you keep reading it, and how everything connects, you know, like a big old spaghetti bowl. You know what I mean? And it's just really amazing. It truly is amazing. And that's why I tell people, the Holy Bible, the consistency of God in the Holy Bible from Genesis to Revelation, everybody is saying the same thing. And if one does not think that Paul is saying the same thing, then that person needs to close Paul and go get re-educated to go back and reread Paul because he's saying the same thing. Same thing. And if he did not, then he would be false. Okay? So again, he would be the only writer in the Holy Bible to tell you to not follow the commandments. He would be the only one. If one thinks that, because everybody else says clearly, "Follow, follow." Peter, James, John, you name it.