Tabernacles Names and Genesis 10 Nations

When you look at some of these scriptures, it's very hard. Certainly during Messiah's millennial reign, the earth will be filled with knowledge of the glory of the Lord, which is His word, His holy word, the Torah, the original revelation of Elohim. And you can find that in Habakkuk 2:14. So friends, thank you very much for being with us tonight. We really appreciate it. A happy Sukkote to everybody out there. Feast of Tabernacles, booths, and gathering, all of these things. They call it these for different reasons, but they call it for booths and tents because of what the commandment says. And they did dwell in booths. Out of Egypt, they call it the Feast of Gathering because this is the grape harvest, the fall harvest, where we harvest things as well. I think tomorrow night's the harvest moon, isn't it? Somewhere there. So, all of these things tie in to the original revelation of the feast days.

Okay. Okay. The harvest moon, the harvest, tabernacles, and gathering, the feast of the nations. Why is that? Because the nations will have to go up there and celebrate the King. Just like we read in Zechariah 14. They said that, you know, remember that Aaron used to sacrifice a bull for each nation. So during this season, he would sacrifice 70 bulls for 70 original nations, the Genesis 10 nations. So they, so the saying is said that if the nations would have understood that, they would not be trying to destroy Jerusalem for all of these years. They would actually be praying for Jerusalem because they were sacrificing bulls for them to be successful. But the nations hate Israel, and the nations hate the Jewish people, especially those nations. The Genesis 10 nations. And that's why people need to understand the Genesis 10 nations are the 70 nations. That were original. The prophets would have understood that only.

So that's why you have to go back to that to understand biblical prophecy. Why is that important? When you go to Ezekiel, the Gematria of Gog Magog is 70. The number 70.

The 70 nations mentioned in Genesis 10 are located in Turkey, Persia, Libya, Sudan, and many other present-day nations. Genesis 10 can be considered the prophetic beast kingdom. The prophets would have understood their world, which was the biblical world. They were prophets, not psychics, meaning they prophesied through understandable means.

Prophets would refer back to Genesis 10 to test our literacy with the table of nations, just as Paul tested our knowledge of the Torah, the Prophets, and the Psalms. They expected us to have a similar education or at least a basic understanding to avoid taking their words out of context. The prophets expected us to be diligent in our studies and Berean enough to read what they would have understood regarding the nations they prophesied about, rather than imposing modern nations like Russia, China, or America, which are not in the Bible.

We need the same understanding that the prophets and Paul had to read the Bible correctly. Unfortunately, as a whole, we lack this understanding of the table of nations, which hinders our comprehension of biblical prophecy. Just as it's important to read Paul from a calendar, feast day, and covenant standpoint, it's crucial to read the biblical prophets through the lens of the table of nations from Genesis 10. If a nation is not in Genesis 10, it was not known to the prophets. For instance, Russia did not exist until 1992.

We must return to the original revelation when studying the Bible, including the calendar (Genesis 1:14) and the Abrahamic covenant (Genesis 12). We need to know the feast days, which are listed in Leviticus 23. You can even see them in Genesis 18, where Abraham was making unleavened bread, and angels destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah on the feast of unleavened bread. If we don't know these things, we won't connect them.

God's ways have always been His ways, not starting at Mount Sinai in Exodus 20. He is everlasting and infinite, with no shadow of turning. His ways are infinite in the past and future. He spoke the universe into existence, as Psalm 33:7 states. These are important understandings of who He is: the God of Israel, the King of Israel, the Holy One of Israel, the Almighty God.

How dare we think we can change what the Almighty Father has spoken. As Yeshua said in Matthew 5, He did not come to destroy the Torah and the Prophets; He would have been a false prophet if He had. No one has the authority to change what the Almighty Father has spoken. It is laughable when people try to pit Paul against God, making Paul their god instead of the God of Israel. As Peter warns in 2 Peter chapter 3, they twist Paul's writings, as they do the other scriptures, to their own destruction.

Peter gave Paul credit, acknowledging his great wisdom, but cautioned everyone to be careful how they read Paul's words, as people will take them out of context to their own destruction. It is super important to understand that there is one lawgiver, one Father, and no one has the authority to go against Him. Yeshua said this repeatedly in John 14 and 15.