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Yahshua the Messiah Warns Us All About Hypocrisy!

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Yahshua Warns Us All Against Being Hypocrites When Our Bible Words Do Not Match Our Actions

Yahshua the Messiah Warns Us All About Hypocrisy!

Hello, everyone! Welcome back to Educational Podcast—the home of the free spiritual podcast inspired by the genuine truths of the Bible! And yes, we dig deep into life’s big questions with a little grit, a lot of heart, and much timeless wisdom. I’m Elder Dan, your host.

Today, we’re tackling a topic that hits hard, especially if you’ve ever felt the sting of someone saying one thing and doing the exact opposite. We’re talking about hypocrisy—specifically, what the Bible has to say about it. Buckle up, because this is going to be a wild ride through Scripture, with a spotlight on Messiah Yahshua’s no-nonsense warning about where this road leads if we’re not careful. Let’s dive in!

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Picture this: Yashua, the Savior of humanity, is standing in front of a crowd, his voice cutting through the noise like a blade. He’s not here to play nice with the religious elite who’ve been strutting around like they’ve got it all figured out. In Matthew 15:7-9, he calls them out: “You hypocrites! Isaiah was right when he prophesied about you: ‘These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me. They worship me in vain; their teachings are merely human rules.” Ooops! That’s not just a slap on the wrist—that’s a full-on unmasking. Yahshua is saying, “You’re putting on a good show, but I see the real you.”

And that’s the thing about hypocrisy—it’s all about the performance. It’s the guy who prays the loudest in church but cheats his neighbor the next day. It’s the woman who quotes Scripture on Sunday but gossips her way through Monday. Remember, the Bible doesn’t mess around when it comes to this stuff, and neither does Messiah Yahshua.

Let’s flip over to Mark 7:6, where Yahshua echoes the same vibe, where He says: “Isaiah was right about you hypocrites; as it is written: ‘These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me.’” Yes, the same admonition, different verse. Yahshua isn’t just repeating himself for fun—he’s driving home a point: Yahweh’s not impressed by your highlight reel if your backstage life is a mess.

Now, let’s zoom out a bit and see how this plays out in the early church. The Apostle Paul, in 2 Timothy 3:5, warns about people who have “a form of holiness but deny its power.” Think about that—a form of holiness. It’s like a hollowed-out shell. Looks shiny on the outside, but there’s nothing real inside. He’s saying, “Watch out for these folks—they’ll talk the talk, but their walk? Yes, nonexistent!” And then he adds, “Have nothing to do with such people.” That’s a microphone drop moment right there!

Meanwhile, the Apostle John picks up the thread in 1 John 2:4: It’s written, and I quote: “Whoever says, ‘I know him,’ but does not do what he commands is a liar, and the truth is not in that person.” No sugarcoating here. If you’re claiming to follow Yahshua but your life doesn’t match the sincerity, then John’s calling you out as a fraud! And he doubles down in 1 John 4:20, where it says: “Whoever claims to love Yahweh yet hates a brother or sister is a liar.” You can’t say you love Yahweh Elohim while secretly despising the people he made. Indeed, that’s hypocrisy 101 right there!

Okay, let’s get practical for a second. Yahshua the Messiah isn’t just throwing shade at the Pharisees—he’s talking to all of us. In Luke 6:46, he asks a gut-punch question: “Why do you call me, ‘Master, Master,’ and do not do what I say?” It’s like he’s saying, “If I’m really your Master, where’s the proof?” And Paul backs this up in Titus 1:16, where it says: “They claim to know Yahweh, but by their actions they deny him. They are detestable, disobedient and unfit for doing anything good.” Harsh? Maybe. True? Absolutely!

The Apostle James jumps in also with a hammer in James 2:20, where it says: “You foolish person, do you want evidence that faith without deeds is useless?” Faith isn’t just a feeling—it’s a doing! Hypocrisy is when you’ve got the bumper sticker faith but none of the engine to back it up.

But here’s where it gets real, folks. Yahshua doesn’t just point out the problem—he lays out the stakes. In Matthew 7:21-23, he drops a warning that should make us all cringe and think: It says, “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Master, Master,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven. Many will say to me on that day, ‘Master, Master, did we not prophesy in your name and in your name drive out demons and perform many miracles?’ Then I will tell them plainly, ‘I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!’” Did you catch that?

Let these words of warning from Yahshua, the Savior of humanity Himself, sink into the hearts and minds of those hearing and reading this podcast! These aren’t random strangers—they’re people who thought they were in. They’ve got the resume: prophecies, miracles, the whole deal. But Yahshua says, “I never knew you.” Why? Because their hearts didn’t match their hype. They were playing the part without living the truth. And the outcome? “Away from me!” That’s not a slap on the wrist—that’s eternal separation! Hypocrisy isn’t just a bad habit; it’s a soul-level disaster! Yes, Yahshua the Messiah warns us all about hypocrisy!

So, what do we do with this? First, let’s take a hard look in the mirror. Are we honoring Yahweh, the Father in heaven, with our lips while our hearts are somewhere else? Are we claiming to love him while dodging his commands? The Bible’s clear: Yahweh’s not after a performance—he wants the real deal. And yeah, it’s tough. None of us get it perfect. But the difference between a hypocrite and a struggler is honesty! A struggler owns their mess and leans into grace. A hypocrite hides behind a mask and hopes no one notices! Again, did you catch that?

You may notice that here in our ministry, we don’t bombard our dear listeners and readers with perplexing long words, and flowery messages or sermons! Yes, we want you to learn complex things from the Holy Scripture in short and simple ways that you can all understand, and yes, always for free because the Bible clearly states: “Freely you have received, freely give! (Matthew 10:8). We hope other ministries/churches out there also follow that biblical mandate!

That’s all for today, friends. Hypocrisy’s a heavy topic, but it’s one worth wrestling with! Yahshua the Messiah didn’t pull punches because he loves us too much to let us coast into disaster. So, let’s ditch the masks, live the truth, and chase after the real thing! Until next time, stay real out there. Peace!

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Brethren, before I go, let me pray this prayer for you: May Yahweh bless you and keep you; may Yahweh make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you; may Yahweh lift up His countenance upon you and give you peace. I humbly pray all these things to Yahweh through Yahshua the Messiah, our Master and coming King, amen. Kindly keep praying for the shalom of Israel. Take care. Halleluyah!

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Yahweh: YHWH is the Elohim of the Bible and Heaven

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Post date May 17, 2025
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Yahweh (YHWH) is the Elohim of the Bible and Heaven that many, including the religious, are not aware of

In this podcast, we’ll examine Yahweh: YHWH is the Elohim of the Bible and heaven. This is a very crucial biblical topic that remains hidden to people, including many religious leaders! Here, we’ll explore and share the answers to who Yahweh is from the Holy Scripture.

Welcome to today’s episode of the educational podcast, where we dive deep into the big questions of faith, life, and the divine. I’m Elder Dan, your host. Today, we’re tackling a question that’s echoed through the ages: Who is Yahweh? We’re going to explore this through the lens of the Bible, pulling from key verses in the Old and New Testaments.

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Let’s kick things off with Genesis 1:1, where it says, “In the beginning, Yahweh created the heavens and the earth.” Yes, right out of the gate, the Bible introduces Yahweh as the Creator, the one who spoke the universe into existence. There’s no preamble, no debate—just a bold declaration! This tells us Yahweh is powerful, purposeful, and pre-existent. Before time, before matter, before anything, there was Yahweh. It’s like the ultimate mic-drop moment. He’s not an idol or a man-made god; He’s the Elohim, the source of all that is!

Think about it: the stars, the oceans, the mountains—every atom owes its existence to Him. This sets the stage for everything else we’re going to unpack. Yahweh isn’t just a character in the story; He’s the author, the artist, the architect.

Now, let’s fast-forward to Exodus 3:13-15, where Moses is standing before the burning bush, having a face-to-face moment with the divine. Moses, understandably a bit nervous, asks Elohim, “Who should I say sent me to the Israelites?” And Yahweh responds, “I AM WHO I AM. Tell them, ‘I AM has sent me to you.’ Yes, He says His name is Yahweh, and this is His name forever!

This is huge! “I AM” is not just a catchy phrase—it’s a revelation of Yahweh’s nature. He’s eternal, self-existent, unchanging! He doesn’t depend on anything or anyone else to exist. He just is. It’s like Yahweh’s saying, “I’m the constant in a world of variables.” And that name, Yahweh? It’s personal. It’s relational. He’s not some distant cosmic force; He’s an Elohim who engages with His people, who calls Moses by name and sends him on a mission to free Israel. I love how this moment shows Yahweh’s accessibility but also His mystery. He’s knowable, yet beyond comprehension. It’s like trying to hold the ocean in a teacup!

Next, let’s jump to Isaiah 43:10-11, where Yahweh says through the prophet, “You are my witnesses… Before me no god was formed, nor shall there be any after me. I, I am Yahweh, and besides me there is no savior.” This is Yahweh drawing a line in the sand. In a world where people worshipped idols—think golden calves or statues of Baal—Yahweh’s like, “Nope. I’m the only one who’s real. No one comes before me, no one comes after me, and no one else can save. This exclusivity is striking! Yahweh isn’t competing in a divine talent show; He’s in a category of His own. He’s not just the best option—He’s the only option for salvation, for truth, for worship! And yet, there’s this beautiful invitation: “You are my witnesses.” Yahweh invites His people to know Him, to testify to His reality. It’s like He’s saying, “You’ve seen me work—now tell the world!”

Now, let’s shift to the New Testament, to John 4:24, where Yahshua is talking to the Samaritan woman at the well. He says, “Yahweh is spirit, and those who worship him must worship in spirit and truth!” This is such a profound moment. Yahshua reveals that Yahweh isn’t confined to a physical form or a specific place, like a temple or a mountain. He is a spirit being—transcendent, invisible, limitless! This challenges how we think about Yahweh. He’s not a bearded guy on a cloud; He’s beyond our physical categories.

But here’s the kicker: worshiping Him isn’t about rituals or locations—it’s about authenticity, spirit, and truth! It’s about a heart connection, about coming to Him with honesty and faith. This makes Yahweh both infinitely vast and intimately accessible. You don’t need a pilgrimage to find Him; you just need a sincere heart.

Finally, let’s close with Revelation 22:13, where Yahshua declares, “I am the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end.” This verse ties everything together. The Elohim who created in Genesis, who revealed Himself as I AM in Exodus, who declared His uniqueness in Isaiah, and who Yahshua revealed as spirit in John—He’s the same Yahweh who stands at the end of time, the Alpha and Omega, yes, the A to Z of existence!

This is such a comforting truth. History isn’t random; it’s held in Elohim’s hands. He was there at the start, He’s here now, and He’ll be there at the end! No matter what chaos or uncertainty we face, Yahweh bookends it all. He’s the constant, the eternal, the one who brings it all to completion!

So, who is Yahweh? From these verses, we see Yahweh who is the Creator of all things, the eternal I AM, the only Savior, a spirit being who seeks authentic worship, and the Alpha and Omega who holds time itself! He’s powerful yet personal, transcendent yet relational, unchanging yet engaged with His creation! Note: God isn’t Yahweh because “God” was not, is not, and will never be Yahweh’s name!!! Click here and here to learn more about this very crucial Bible truth!

Well, many of you are probably shocked by what I’ve covered today, but I want you to know that sharing the genuine Gospel of the good news from Almighty Yahweh and Savior Yahshua is essential to our ministry to spread genuine biblical truths, love, faith, and salvation!

Friends, if you’d like to continue this conversation or share your thoughts on this topic, leave a comment below or reach out to me directly. Feel free also to visit our main website by clicking here to read and learn more genuine truths from the Bible. We truly care about you, our dear listeners and readers, and we want you all to learn the genuine truths of the Holy Scripture and not be deceived!

As we close this episode, I want to leave you with a question: How do these truths about Yahweh shape the way you see Him? Maybe take some time to reflect, to read the Bible verses I mentioned here for yourself, or even to pray and connect with our Elohim and Father in heaven who is all these things and more. Until next time. Always remember to stay authentic, stay curious, and keep seeking the truth on your spiritual journey. Let us all be a part of spiritual authenticity, true love, compassion, and not of sensationalized spirituality!

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Beware of the Many Anti-Yahshua in the World!

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Post date May 3, 2025
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The Many Anti-Messiahs in the World: A Wake-Up Call for All Faithfuls to Stay True to the Savior’s Gospel

On this podcast episode, I’ll admonish to beware of the many anti-Yahshua in the world: a wake-up call for All the faithful to stay true to the Bible Gospel of the Savior of humanity, Yahshua the Messiah.

Welcome back to educational podcast, the podcast where we dig deep into the Word of Yahweh to uncover the realities of true faith in a world full of deception. I’m your host, Elder Dan. Today, we’re diving into a topic that’s both sobering and urgent. It’s something the Apostle John warned us about nearly 2,000 years ago, and it’s just as relevant today. We’re talking about the anti-messiahs—yes, plural—already in the world. Buckle up, because this is going to be a wake-up call. Let’s get started.

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In 1 John 2:18, the Apostle John drops a bombshell. He writes, “Dear children, this is the last hour; and as you have heard that the anti-messiah is coming, even now many anti-messiahs have come. This is how we know it is the last hour.” Did you catch that? Not one anti-messiah, but many! And they were already in the world in John’s time. So, what does this mean for us today? Who are these anti-messiahs, and how do we spot them? More importantly, how do we protect ourselves from their deception?

Let’s break it down. John isn’t talking about some cartoonish villain with a pitchfork or a single, apocalyptic figure—though, yes, the Bible does speak of a final anti-messiah in other biblical passages. Here, John’s focus is broader and more immediate. An anti-Messiah, at its core, is anyone who opposes Yahshua the Messiah, denies His teachings, or leads people away from the truth of who Yahshua is and what He taught. And here’s the kicker: John says these anti-messiah were already among the early believers, creeping into the Church, spreading false ideas, and causing confusion.

So, who qualifies as an anti-messiah? Let’s get very specific, shall we? According to John, and the broader New Testament, an anti-messiah is anyone who rejects the core truths about Yahshua the Messiah—that He is the Son of Yahweh, the Almighty Father in heaven, fully divine and fully human, who came in the flesh, died for our sins, and rose again. But it’s not just about denying Yahshua with words. It’s also about actions. Yahshua Himself said in John 14:15, “If you love me, keep my commands.” So, anyone who claims to follow Yahshua but lives in a way that contradicts His teachings is actually opposing Him. Yes, they’re anti-Messiah in their behavior!

Think about that for a second. This isn’t just about some far-off boogeyman. This could be the charismatic preacher who twists the Bible to justify greed or immorality. It could be the influencer who claims to be “spiritual” but denies the exclusivity of Yahshua the Messiah as the way, the truth, and the life. It could even be someone in your own church who professes faith but lives in unrepentant sin, leading others astray. These are the anti-messiahs John’s talking about—people who, knowingly or not, are pulling others away from the pure, unadulterated truth of the holy Scripture.

Now, let’s bring this home. Don’t forget that Savior Yahshua didn’t just leave us a set of nice ideas; He gave us a way of life. He taught His apostles how to live, how to love, how to forgive, and how to stand firm in the face of a world that hates the truth. The early Church, as we see in Acts, was marked by radical devotion to Yahshua’s teachings, to fellowship, to prayer, and to sharing the Gospel. They didn’t just talk the talk; they walked the walk. So, when John warns about anti-messiahs, he’s pointing to people who deviate from that original blueprint.

Here’s where it gets real. If someone claims to represent Yahshua but their life or teaching doesn’t line up with what He practiced and taught His original apostles, they’re not just mistaken—they’re dangerous! They’re anti-messiahs in the sense that they’re actively working against Yahshua’s mission! And John’s warning is clear: these people are already here, and they’re not always easy to spot. They might sound convincing. They might have a big following. They might even perform miracles. But if their message or lifestyle contradicts the Yahshua of the Bible, they’re leading people into deception!

So, what do we do about this? How do we avoid being deceived? The Bible gives us three key instructions: be sober, be vigilant, and stay rooted in the truth. First Peter 5:8 says, “Be alert and of sober mind. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour.” That’s not just about Satan himself—it’s about the false teachers and deceivers he uses to spread lies. So yes, we need to stay sharp, testing every teaching against Scripture, just like the Bereans did in Acts 17.

Second, we need to stay away from false preachers. The Apostle Paul warns in 2 Corinthians 11 about those who masquerade as “apostles of Yahshua” but are really servants of Satan. If a preacher’s life or message doesn’t align with Yahshua’s teachings, don’t just shrug it off—run the other way! Your soul is too precious to gamble with.

Finally, cling to the truth. The Apostle John says in 1 John 2:24, “As for you, see that what you have heard from the beginning remains in you.” That means sticking to the Gospel as it was delivered by Yahshua and His original apostles, not chasing after trendy new interpretations or watered-down versions of Christianity and other religious groups. Read the Bible for yourself. Pray for discernment. Surround yourself with genuine believers and followers who are committed to the real Yahshua, not a counterfeit!

Friends, the reality of many anti-messiahs in the world isn’t meant to scare us—it’s meant to wake us up! Yahshua promised that the gates of hell would not prevail against His Church, and that includes the schemes of false preachers. But we have a responsibility to stay vigilant, to guard our hearts, and to hold fast to the truth. The anti-messiahs may be many, but our Savior is much greater. Yes, Yahshua the Messiah is the way, the truth, and the life, and no one can snatch us out of His hand if we stay rooted in Him.

So, here’s my big and firm challenge to our listeners and readers out there: Take a hard and thorough look at the voices you’re listening to! The preachers, the influencers, the religious leaders in your life—are they pointing you to the Yahshua of the Bible, or to something else? Yes, be bold enough to ask tough questions, and don’t be afraid to walk away from anything or anyone that doesn’t line up with the biblical truth! Once again, I admonish all of our dearest readers and listeners out there to beware of the many anti-Yahshua in the world!

That’s all for today’s episode of the educational podcast. If this episode stirred something in you, share it with family and friends who need to hear it. And don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode. Until next time, stay sober, stay vigilant, and keep your eyes fixed on Yahshua the Messiah.

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Many Get It Wrong Describing Savior Yahshua: Here’s the Truth!

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Post date April 20, 2025
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Most people, including many religious leaders, get it very wrong when describing Yahshua the Messiah

In this blog post and podcast, I will expose why many get it wrong when describing Savior Yahshua: here’s the truth!—it’ll set you free.

Welcome to today’s episode of educational podcast, where we dive deep into the heart of the Bible and true faith. I’m Elder Dan, your host. Today, we’re tackling a topic that’s been painted—quite literally—misconception or wrong for centuries: the physical and glorified appearance of Yahshua Messiah. Join me as I explore and challenge you why knowing Yahshua’s true appearance is vital for honoring these holy days and deepening our faith.

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As we commemorate the Holy Days of Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread this week, we’re reminded that these sacred moments are all about Yahshua Messiah—our Passover Lamb and Bread of Life. But to truly know him, we need to see past the long-haired images of art and movies. The Bible paints a different picture in 1 Corinthians 11:14, Isaiah 53:2, and Revelation 1:14-15. Are you ready to learn the real truth about Yahshua? Let’s get started, shall we?

Let’s set the stage. Picture this: you’re flipping through a coffee table book of Renaissance art, or maybe you’re watching a Hollywood blockbuster about the life of Yahshua. What do you see? A tall, ethereal figure with piercing blue eyes, a perfectly groomed beard, and long, wavy hair cascading over his shoulders. It’s an image so ingrained in our culture that it feels almost sacred. But here’s the thing—it’s not biblical. Not even close. The Bible gives us some clear clues about what Jesus actually looked like, and they don’t match the Hollywood version. So, where did people go wrong, and what does scripture really say?

Let’s start with the hair. For years, artists have depicted Yahshua with long, flowing locks, but the apostle Paul has something to say about that in 1 Corinthians 11:14. He writes, “Does not the very nature of things teach you that if a man has long hair, it is a disgrace to him?” Now, Paul’s writing this in the context of cultural norms and spiritual principles in the early church, but the implication is clear: long hair on men wasn’t the standard for holiness in this time and place. Yahshua, as a Jewish man living in first-century Judea, would’ve followed the customs of his day. Short hair was the norm for men—practical, modest, and aligned with the cultural expectations of a devout Jew. So, that iconic long-haired Yahshua? It’s more a product of medieval European art than biblical reality!

But it’s not just about the hair. Let’s talk about Yahshua’s overall appearance as a man walking the earth. If you’re imagining a chiseled, glowing figure who stood out in a crowd, think again! Isaiah 53:2 gives us a striking description of the Messiah: “He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to him, nothing in his appearance that we should desire him.” Let that sink in! Yahshua wasn’t some larger-than-life, movie-star-handsome guy. He was ordinary. Regular. The kind of person you’d pass on the street without a second glance. This is huge because it challenges the idea that Yahshua’s physical presence was meant to dazzle or impress. His power wasn’t in his looks—it was in his words, his actions, and his divine identity! The world’s been obsessed with glamorizing Yahshua, but the Bible paints him as relatable, approachable, and human.

Now, don’t get me wrong—Yahshua’s earthly appearance isn’t the whole story. There’s another side to this, and it’s mind-blowing! Fast forward to the book of Revelation, where we get a glimpse of Yahshua as a glorified spiritual being. In Revelation 1:14-15, John describes a vision of the risen Messiah: “His head and hair were white like wool, as white as snow, and his eyes were like blazing fire. His feet were like bronze glowing in a furnace, and his voice was like the sound of rushing waters.” This isn’t the humble carpenter from Nazareth anymore. This is Yahshua in his divine, heavenly glory—radiant, powerful, and awe-inspiring. His hair, now white as snow, isn’t about length but about purity and authority. His blazing eyes and glowing feet speak to his divine majesty. This is the Yahshua who reigns, the one who transcends human limitations and shines with the glory of Yahweh!

So, why does all this matter? Because most people, including many religious leaders have been getting it wrong for too long! The long-haired, Europeanized Jesus of art and media has shaped our perceptions, but it’s time to let scripture set the record straight. Yahshua wasn’t a figure crafted to fit our aesthetic ideals. As a man, he was ordinary—short-haired, unremarkable, one of us. As the glorified Son of Yahweh, he’s beyond our wildest imaginations, radiating divine power. This truth isn’t just about correcting a historical image; it’s about understanding who Yahshua really is. He’s not a distant icon or a Hollywood caricature. He’s the Savior who walked among us in humility and now reigns in glory.

Therefore, today I want to challenge all of you. Yes, it’s now time to let go of the old images of our Savior! Reimagine Yahshua as the Bible describes him. Picture a regular guy with short hair, blending into the crowd, yet carrying the weight of the world’s salvation. Then, see him as John did—glorious, radiant, and eternal. This is the Yahshua of scripture, and it’s time for all of humanity to know him as he truly is!

As we wrap up today’s episode, let’s carry this truth forward: the Holy Days of Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread center on Yahshua—our Savior and King. To celebrate him correctly and genuinely, we must know the real Yahshua, not the long-haired myth of art, but the biblical reality: an ordinary man with short hair (1 Corinthians 11:14, Isaiah 53:2) and the glorified Messiah of Revelation 1:14-15, radiant with divine glory. Knowing his true appearance grounds our faith and protects us from deception! So, as we honor these holy days, let’s worship the Yahshua of scripture with clarity and devotion.

I’m sure that many of you are surprised by these things I have discussed today, but I’d like you to know that spreading the Bible truths is very crucial in our ministry. We truly care about our readers and listeners and we want them to learn the genuine messages of the Holy Scripture.

Friends, if you’d like to continue this conversation or share your thoughts on this topic, leave a comment below or reach out to me directly. Feel free also to visit our main website by clicking here to read about this topic and learn more genuine truths from the Bible. Always remember to stay authentic, stay curious, and keep seeking the truth on your spiritual journey. Let us all be a part of spiritual authenticity and not of sensationalized spirituality!

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The Feast of Unleavened Bread—A Journey Thru Time and Faith

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Post date April 13, 2025
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The Feast of Unleavened Bread is a True Bible Holy Day from Yahweh not to be Forgotten by humanity

The Feast of Unleavened Bread—A Journey Thru Time and Faith

Hello to all our readers and listeners out there. Welcome to the educational podcast, your home for genuine biblical truths! I’m Elder Dan, your host. In this message, we’re stepping into a time machine to explore a fascinating festival straight from the pages of Scripture: the Feast of Unleavened Bread. This sacred celebration carries very profound meaning from past to present and the future!

Also, today we’re diving into a curious question: why isn’t the Feast of Unleavened Bread—a legitimate holy day straight from the Bible’s pages—preached from most pulpits? From the Old and New Testaments of the Bible, this seven-day festival was Yahweh’s command to remember His deliverance, and Yahshua Himself observed it. Yet, many religious leaders skip right over it. Is it tradition, theology, or something else? I want you all to pay full attention, and let’s unpack this mystery together!

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Picture this: it’s over 3,000 years ago, and the Israelites are on the brink of a life-changing moment. They’re about to escape slavery in Egypt, guided by Almighty Yahweh’s mighty hand through Moses. In Exodus 12:17-20, Yahweh lays down the blueprint for a festival to commemorate this deliverance—a seven-day event called the Feast of Unleavened Bread. The instructions are clear: “You shall observe the Feast of Unleavened Bread, for on this very day I brought your hosts out of the land of Egypt.” No leaven—yeast, that is—allowed in any bread for a full week. Every household had to purge their homes of it. Why? Leaven often symbolized sin or corruption in Scripture, and this feast was about purity, haste, and trust in Yahweh’s provision.

Now, let’s zoom in on why this mattered. The Israelites left Egypt in such a rush that their bread didn’t have time to rise—hence, unleavened bread, or matzah, became a tangible reminder of Yahweh’s swift rescue. Leviticus 23:6 doubles down on this, marking the feast as a sacred time starting the day after Passover, from the 15th to the 21st of the month of Nisan. It was a week of eating flat, crunchy bread, gathering with family, and reflecting on Yahweh’s faithfulness. I mean, imagine the stories swapped over those meals—grandparents telling kids about the Red Sea parting, the plagues, the angel of death passing over their homes. Powerful, right?

But here’s where it gets even more interesting. This wasn’t just a one-and-done event for ancient Israel. The Feast of Unleavened Bread was woven into the fabric of Jewish life, observed year after year. And guess who grew up keeping this tradition? None other than Yahshua Himself. In Luke 2:41, we catch a glimpse of a 12-year-old Yahshua heading to Jerusalem with His parents for Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread. Picture young Yahshua, wide-eyed, soaking in the sights of the temple, the smell of freshly baked matzah, and the hum of prayers all around. This wasn’t just a cultural thing—Yahshua was living out the rhythms of Yahweh’s law, connecting to His people’s story.

Fast-forward to His adult years, and Yahshua is still observing this feast. In Matthew 26:17, we see Him preparing to celebrate with His disciples on the first day of Unleavened Bread, right before His crucifixion. This is huge, folks. Yahshua wasn’t just checking a religious box—He was about to transform the meaning of this feast forever!

Let’s flip to the New Testament, specifically John 6:48-58, where Yahshua drops a bombshell: It says, “I am the bread of life.” He’s speaking to a crowd, and He goes deeper, saying, “Whoever eats My flesh and drinks My blood has eternal life, and I will raise him up at the last day.” Now, this wasn’t about literal bread or cannibalism—Yahshua was pointing to His sacrifice, His body broken for us, His blood shed to forgive sins. The Feast of Unleavened Bread, with its focus on pure, sinless bread, suddenly takes on a whole new layer. Yahshua is the ultimate unleavened bread—without sin, broken for our freedom, offering eternal life to anyone who trusts in Him!

Think about it: the Israelites ate unleavened bread to remember their physical deliverance from Egypt. Now, Yahshua invites us to partake in Him—through faith, through communion—to celebrate our spiritual deliverance from sin and death. It’s like Yahweh was painting a picture in Exodus and Leviticus, and Yahshua steps in to complete the masterpiece.

So, what does this mean for us today? The Feast of Unleavened Bread isn’t just a dusty Old Testament ritual—it’s a bridge to understanding Yahweh’s big plan. Yahshua observed it as a child, celebrated it as an adult, and fulfilled it as our Savior. It’s a reminder to clear out the “leaven” or sins in our lives—those things that pull us away from Yahweh—and to feast on the true Bread of Life, who gives us forgiveness and hope that lasts forever.

Whether you’re someone who’s curious about the Bible or a longtime believer, this feast invites us all to pause and reflect. What’s weighing you down that needs to go? How can you lean into the freedom Yahshua offers?

Well, folks, that’s the important wrap on our dive into why the Feast of Unleavened Bread—this biblical holy day rich with meaning—rarely gets airtime in today’s pulpits. Whether it’s the pull of tradition, a focus on New Testament themes, or just a drift from Old Testament roots, one thing’s clear: this feast still points us to Yahweh’s deliverance and Yahshua as the Bread of Life. So, maybe it’s time we dust off these Scriptures ourselves and rediscover their power! We hope this message for the Feast of Unleavened Bread—A Journey Through Time and Faith helps you in your spiritual journey.

That’s all for today’s episode. Thanks for tuning in and joining me on this journey through the Feast of Unleavened Bread and the stories, traditions, and truths of the Bible that continue to shape lives today. If you loved this dive into Scripture, share it with a friend, and don’t forget to subscribe for more stories that connect the past to the present. Until next time, keep seeking, keep questioning, keep growing, and keep the righteous faith!

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Passover Holy Day Memorial: A Command with High Stakes

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Post date April 7, 2025
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The timeless call of Yahweh for all His people to observe the Passover holy day annually in spring

Passover Holy Day Memorial: A Command with High Stakes from Yahweh is a topic of crucial importance that I’d like to share today.

Hello to all our readers and listeners out there! Welcome back to the educational podcast —your podcast for genuine and timeless biblical truths that shape our world. I’m Elder Dan, your host. Today, we’re stepping into something ancient, something sacred, something that still echoes with meaning thousands of years later. We’re talking about Passover—the memorial holy day straight out of the Bible that’s more than just a tradition. Yes. It’s a call, a command, and a celebration with some serious stakes attached! So, settle in, pay attention, and let’s unpack this crucial topic together.

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Let’s start in the Old Testament where Passover first shows up, shall we? Leviticus 23:5 lays it out plain and simple: It says, “In the first month, on the fourteenth day of the month at twilight, is Yahweh’s Passover.” There it is! No fluff, no ambiguity. Here, Yahweh setting a date on the calendar. Then, over in Deuteronomy 16:1, we get a little more flavor: It says, “Observe the month of Abib and keep the Passover to Yahweh your Elohim, for in the month of Abib, Yahweh, your Elohim, brought you out of Egypt by night.” This isn’t just a random holy day, folks. It’s a memorial—a living memory when Almighty Yahweh, our Father in heaven, flexed His might, broke the chains of slavery, and led His people out of Egypt. Think about that. Plagues, a parted sea, a nation reborn! Yes, Passover is the ultimate holy reminder of a “do not forget where you came from” moment in the history of mankind and the universe!

But here’s where it gets real. Commemorating the Passover is not optional. Yahweh didn’t say, “Hey, if you’re feeling up for it, maybe throw a little Passover party.” No, this is a divine appointment! And if you skip it? Well, Numbers 9:13 pulls no punches: It says, “But if anyone who is clean and is not on a journey fails to keep the Passover, that person shall be cut off from his people, because he did not bring Yahweh’s offering at its appointed time; that man shall bear his sin.” Did you catch those? Cut off from His people? Bearing your sin? Yes, they are heavy! Indeed, it’s a stark reminder that ignoring Passover is not just missing a meal—it’s rejecting a covenant, a connection to Yahweh’s deliverance! There’s a cost to apathy here, and the Bible doesn’t sugarcoat it!

Now, let’s fast-forward a bit. The Old Testament sets the stage, but the New Testament brings this story into a whole new light. Enter the Apostle Paul in 1 Corinthians 5:7. He’s writing to the church in Corinth, and he drops this bombshell: It says, “For Messiah, our Passover lamb, has been sacrificed.” Did you catch that? Paul’s connecting the dots—Passover is not just about remembering Egypt anymore. Yes, it’s about Yahshua the Messiah! He’s saying Yahshua is the Passover lamb, the ultimate sacrifice that doesn’t just free us from Pharaoh, but from sin itself! Paul’s telling us the Passover holy day is not some dusty relic; yes, it is very much alive, pointing straight to the stake!

And speaking of Yahshua—let’s talk about the man Himself. Did He celebrate Passover? Of course, He did! Flip over to Luke 22:7-13, and we see Yahshua gearing up for the big day: It says, “Then came the day of Unleavened Bread, on which the Passover lamb had to be sacrificed. So Yahshua sent Apostles Peter and John, saying, ‘Go and prepare the Passover for us, that we may eat it.” Yes, Yahshua’s not just tagging along here—He’s leading the celebration! And in Matthew 26:17-21, we get another glimpse: “Now on the first day of Unleavened Bread the disciples came to Yahshua saying, ‘Where will you have us prepare for you to eat the Passover?” Yahshua does not brush it off or say, “No, we’re good.” Instead, He dives in because Passover matters! Indeed, it is personal, and it is powerful to Him and His disciples! And if the Son of Yahweh Himself made time for it, shouldn’t we also pay attention?

So what’s the takeaway here, friends? Do not forget, as it is very clear: Passover is not just a Jewish thing or an Old Testament thing—it is a heavenly thing from Almighty Yahweh! From the Torah of Leviticus to Deuteronomy, it’s a command rooted in deliverance. Numbers warns us there’s a heavy price to pay for ignoring the Passover! Paul ties it to Yahshua, the Lamb who changes everything. And Yahshua as the Savior of humanity? Yes, He did not just talk about it—He lived it, celebrated it, and transformed it into something eternal!

Now, here’s my challenge for you: do not let the commemoration of Passover pass you by. Whether you’re celebrating holy days, baking unleavened bread, or just cracking open your Bible to reflect, Passover is a chance to remember—not just what Yahweh did back then, but what He’s still doing now. Because when we skip it, we’re not just missing a meal. Yes, we’re missing a moment to stand in awe of an Elohim in heaven who saves!

As the sun sets and the stars begin to twinkle, the timeless story of Passover unfolds once more—a tale of liberation, faith, and divine promise that echoes through the ages. Yet, in the hustle of modern life, this sacred biblical holiday often fades into the background, overlooked by so many who miss its profound significance. To celebrate Passover is to step into a living narrative, to taste the unleavened bread of haste and the bitter herbs of struggle, and to honor a covenant that shaped history. It’s a call to remember not just the exodus from Egypt, but the enduring truth that freedom is a gift worth cherishing. While the world spins on, distracted by fleeting trends, those who pause to observe Passover reclaim a heritage rich with meaning—a defiant act of remembrance that whispers, this is who we are. So, let us raise our cups, not just in tradition, but in awe, for in keeping Passover, we don’t merely recount the past—we revive its power for today!

Friends, if you’d like to continue this conversation or share your thoughts on this topic, leave a comment below or reach out to me directly. Feel free also to visit our main website to read more about this topic by clicking here and to learn more genuine truths from the Bible. That’s all for today, folks. What do you think—how do you mark Passover in your life? Until next time, keep seeking, keep asking, and keep celebrating only the Bible holy days that genuinely matter, not the pagan, man-made holidays! Click here to read and learn more about the differences between the sacred Holy Days and the secular holidays. And yes, the Passover holy day memorial is a command with high stakes attached for those who are disobeying it!

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True Belief in Yahshua Must Show Active Faith

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Post date March 30, 2025
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The Bible tells us to show our true faith in Savior Yahshua thru our repentant and obedient actions

True belief in Yahshua must show active faith. What is it? Today, I will focus on true faith message and will be tackling an incredibly thought-provoking topic, which is the relationship between belief in Yahshua the Messiah, obedience to Yahweh’s laws, and the journey towards repentance and salvation—a journey rooted in James 2:19.

Hello to our readers and listeners! Welcome back to Educational Podcast, the podcast where we dive deep into the realms of genuine Bible truths, heavenly beliefs with actions, and spiritual growth. I’m Elder Dan, your host.

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Now, if you’re familiar with the book of James, you might recall its powerful assertion in Chapter 2, Verse 19. It says, “You believe that there is one Elohim. Good! Even the demons believe that—and shudder.” That’s a bold statement, isn’t it? It challenges us to think seriously about what it really means to believe and what that belief should lead us to do in our lives.

Let’s start with a story—a relatable journey many of us might experience. Picture this: John is a young man who, after years of searching, finds a sense of peace in his belief in Elohim. He starts attending church, reading scripture, and engaging with the community. At first, everything seems to align perfectly. John’s career is flourishing, relationships are improving, and he’s feeling more content than ever.

But as we know, life isn’t always smooth sailing. Challenges arise. John encounters moral dilemmas at work, struggles with personal integrity, and faces temptations that test his faith. In these moments, he recalls his belief—the warm and comforting embrace of knowing Yahweh is with him. However, he soon realizes that his faith seems shallow amidst life’s trials.

This leads to our first reflection: What does true faith look like? Is it simply an acknowledgment that Elohim exists, or is it something that demands action? James pushes us towards the latter. When we just believe, we may miss the opportunity for true transformation. It’s in the obedience to Yahweh’s commands that our belief takes root and flourishes!

When John experiences a crisis of conscience at work—perhaps his boss asks him to cut corners—he is faced with a decision. It’s in this choice where his belief is tested, transforming into action. He remembers the teachings of Messiah Yahshua about honesty and integrity and decides to stand firm on those principles, despite the potential backlash.

Now, let’s pause here. I want you to think about your own experiences. How have you navigated challenges where faith required action? Have you found it easy or difficult to align your actions with your beliefs?

John’s choice to act in accordance with Elohim’s laws leads him toward repentance, recognizing areas in his life that need change. That’s where the beauty lies! Repentance isn’t just an apology; it’s a reorientation—a heartfelt turn toward what is right. It’s through that obedience that John feels a deep sense of fulfillment and connection with Yahweh, offering him not just salvation but a life that reflects the love of Yahshua.

But here’s where it gets even more critical, folks. Many religious leaders today are preaching a message that simply believing is enough for salvation—that we don’t need to worry about actions, because Yahshua Messiah already paid the price for our sins on the stake. They might tell you, “Just believe, and you’re saved!” This very popular teaching might sound comforting, but I have to tell you—it’s a big lie! It’s a wrongful teaching that can lead many astray!

You see, when we allow ourselves to be convinced that belief alone suffices, we risk neglecting the call to obedience and the beauty of repentance. John, in our story, not only wrestles with belief but also recognizes that true faith demands an active response. He understands that without his actions reflecting his beliefs, his faith remains incomplete.

True obedience isn’t merely a set of rules; it’s a heartfelt expression of love for Yahweh and an acknowledgement of His sovereignty in our lives. When John puts his faith into action—standing by his convictions—he embarks on a path toward genuine repentance. This reorientation requires us to continuously seek alignment with Elohim’s will, as it transforms our lives and the lives of others around us.

Yes, repentance isn’t just an apology; indeed, it’s a necessary step toward true redemption and salvation. We need to remember that when we act in accordance with Elohim’s laws, we embody the teachings of Yahshua and strive to live a life that reflects His love. It’s through this, not mere belief, that we cultivate a vibrant relationship with Yahweh!

And yes, this spiritual journey isn’t about being perfect. Here, the apostle James challenges all of us, not to perform flawlessly, but to live authentically. Yahweh isn’t asking for perfection; He wants our hearts and our willingness to respond. When we live out our faith through actions, we ignite a transformative process within ourselves and those around us.

To wrap up today’s episode, let’s remember that a vibrant faith goes beyond mere belief. It’s about aligning our actions with our convictions, embracing repentance as a necessary step toward salvation, and living out Elohim’s commands in every area of our lives.

Yes, true belief in Yahshua must show active faith. If we don’t repent of our sins and follow all that the Savior says in the Bible, we can’t really believe in Him! So, dear readers, I encourage you all to reflect on these words on how you can live your faith out loud. What small actions can you take to express your beliefs in tangible ways? How can you become a beacon of light for others as you walk this courageous, spiritual path?

Thank you for joining me. If you found value in today’s message, please share this podcast, subscribe, and leave a rating. Until next time. May your journey of faith be active, genuine, and filled with love!

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The Emerging New World Order of Nations

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Post date March 22, 2025
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A new world order and emerging alliances of many countries that will eventually fight against Israel

Hello, listeners! Welcome to our latest podcast episode titled, The Emerging New World Order of Nations. I’m Elder Dan, your host. Today, we’re diving into the fascinating world of biblical prophecy related to the state of global geopolitics that’s now taking shape right before our eyes.

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The Rise of BRICS+

As I speak, a seismic shift is occurring in the global landscape. The BRICS coalition, originally comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has recently expanded to include Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. This new alliance, dubbed BRICS+, now represents a staggering 40% of global trade and half of the world’s population.

The BRICS+ alliance is positioning itself as an alternative to Western-dominated institutions, seeking to create parallel systems in various sectors:

Energy trading

Development finance

Foreign exchange transactions

Technology cooperation

The Middle East Realignment

The inclusion of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Iran in BRICS+ signals a significant shift in Middle Eastern dynamics. These nations, traditionally at odds, are now finding common ground in economic cooperation and shared interests in challenging Western hegemony.

China’s Growing Influence

China emerges as a key player in this new world order, leveraging the opportunity presented by Western retreat to expand its sphere of influence. As the heavyweight in the BRICS+ group, China is at the forefront of challenging U.S. dominance and promoting an alternative model of globalization.

The Role of Technology and Cyber Warfare

The new world order is not just about physical alliances but also digital ones. We’re seeing the rise of new financial systems based on cryptocurrencies and increased cooperation in fields like AI and outer space technology. Simultaneously, cyber warfare has become a critical component of geopolitical strategy, with nations like Russia allegedly meddling in elections worldwide.

The Coming Eventual Decline of Western Dominance

As BRICS+ gains momentum, we’re witnessing a corresponding decline in Western influence. The United States, long considered the architect of the post-World War II global order, is now seen as a destabilizing force under certain leadership. This has led to a weakening of traditional alliances and a reevaluation of international institutions such as NATO, the UN, and the IMF.

The Prophetic Perspectives

Interestingly, this realignment of nations and the focus on Israel aligns with biblical prophecies found in Isaiah 60-62. These passages speak of a time when nations will gather, some to bring tribute to Israel, but ultimately culminating in a confrontation.

Yes, Isaiah envisions a future where “nations and kings will come to Yahweh’s light,” but also warns that “the nation or kingdom that will not serve Yahweh will perish; it will be utterly ruined.” This dual nature of nations’ approach to Israel – some seeking to align and others to destroy – reflects the complex geopolitical landscape we see forming today.

A New World Order

This expansion isn’t just about economics; it’s a clear challenge to the Western-dominated global order. BRICS+ is positioning itself as an alternative to traditional power structures, aiming to create parallel systems in energy trading, development finance, and even technology cooperation.

The Illusion of Peace

Now, here’s where things get really interesting. As these new alliances form, there’s a growing chorus of “Peace and safety!” echoing around the world. It’s as if mankind believes we’ve finally achieved that elusive goal of world peace.

But listeners, let me remind you of a powerful verse from the Bible. In 1 Thessalonians 5:3, it says, “For when they say, ‘Peace and safety!’ then sudden destruction comes upon them, as labor pains upon a pregnant woman. And they shall not escape.”

The Gathering Storm

This brings us to a chilling prophecy found in the book of Zechariah. In Zechariah 12:3, Yahweh states, “On that day I will make Jerusalem a heavy stone for all the peoples. All who lift it will surely hurt themselves. And all the nations of the earth will gather against it.”

Furthermore, Zechariah 14:1 warns, “Behold, the day of Yahweh comes, and thy spoil shall be divided in the midst of thee. For I will gather all nations against Jerusalem to battle.”

The Ultimate Objective

What we’re seeing unfold on the world stage today eerily aligns with these ancient prophecies. The nations of the world, despite their current calls for peace, seem to be positioning themselves for a confrontation centered around Israel. Yes, all the Bible prophecies mentioned here suggests that in the end times, nations will indeed gather with the ultimate objective of destroying Israel! Click here, here, and here to read and learn more about these biblical truths!

As we observe these new alliances and the shifting world order, it’s crucial to consider not just the immediate political and economic implications, but also the potential long-term consequences and how they might align with ancient prophecies. The world is surely entering uncharted territory, and the coming years will undoubtedly shape the course of global history for generations to come.

And yes, tariffs, wars, sanctions, and mystery diseases play a part in the emerging new world order of nations. Let us be sober and watch!

As we wrap up today’s episode, it’s crucial to remember that while geopolitical shifts and alliances are fascinating to observe, they may be part of a larger, prophetic narrative. The current cries for peace and safety, the formation of new world orders, and the focus on Jerusalem all echo the warnings found in the Bible.

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Don’t Let Unbiblical Myths Overshadow Genuine Bible Truths

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Post date March 15, 2025
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Do not let deceived preachers fool you by their myths teachings that overshadow Bible truths

Don’t let unbiblical myths overshadow genuine Bible truths is the topic of our heavenly message for this podcast. Hello! I’m Elder Dan, your host.

Greetings, beloved family in Yahshua! Welcome back to educational podcast, the podcast that navigates genuine biblical teachings and timeless wisdom. I’m so grateful that you’ve chosen to join us today as we delve into a topic that stirs my spirit deeply—the importance of preaching the true gospel of the Messiah!

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Today, we’re diving into a profound and often unsettling topic found in 2 Timothy 4:3-4. It says, “For the time is coming when people will not endure sound doctrine, but having itching ears, they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own desires, and will turn away from listening to the truth and wander off into myths.”

This scripture warns us about a time when people, driven by their own desires, will eschew sound doctrine for enticing fables. Buckle up as we explore what this means for us today, along with some personal stories and thought-provoking insights.

As an elder of this cherished community, I bear a profound responsibility to share not just any message, but the message—the unadulterated gospel that transformed my life and continues to change the hearts of countless others. In a world that seems increasingly lost in confusion, where opinions and ideologies battle for dominance, it is our sacred calling to lift high the banner of Yahshua, proclaiming the truth with clarity, love, and conviction.

The gospel isn’t merely a collection of moral teachings or inspiring anecdotes. It is the powerful story of Almighty Yahweh’s redemptive love, a narrative woven through the fabric of history that culminates in the life, death, and resurrection of our Master. It’s the message that invites every one of us into a life-altering relationship with our Creator—a message that is timeless, yet desperately needed today.

In this episode, I’ll explore the significance of authentic gospel preaching—why it matters not just within the walls of our church but extends out to our communities and the world. I will discuss the call to counter the misleading narratives that often pervade our culture, reminding ourselves and each other of the authority of Scripture and the transformative power of truth. With that, let’s dive in!

Examining the Scripture

First, let’s take a closer look at 2 Timothy 4:3-4. The Apostle Paul, writing to Timothy, prophesies about a troubling trend that’s bound to arise. He states, “For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears; and they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables.”

It’s powerful and a little chilling, isn’t it? Paul is highlighting two main issues: the rejection of sound doctrine and the craving for smooth, comfortable teachings—essentially, the search for validation over truth.

The Erosion of Truth in Modern Society

In today’s world, it’s not hard to see echoes of this prophecy. Influencer culture and the rise of social media have created an environment where “likes” and “shares” often trump substance. Any voice that can tickle the ears, no matter how baseless the message, can quickly gain a following. It’s like digital candy—sweet but ultimately empty.

Let me share a personal story with you. A few months ago, I have watched many religious gatherings on television where charismatic speakers delivered messages that resonated deeply with many in the audience. They were uplifting, motivational, and full of stories that warmed the hearts. But upon reflection, I realized the core messages strayed far away from the teachings of the Bible. Yes, the appeal of feel-good stories or falsehoods propagated by deceived preachers overshadowed real biblical facts! Very sad and concerning, indeed!

Have any of you had similar experiences? Perhaps you’ve encountered someone who has turned away from foundational truths in pursuit of more palatable ideas.

Echoes of Long-Gone Eras

As I pondered this phenomenon, I couldn’t help but think back to previous historical periods. It’s a pattern that repeats throughout history—cultures and societies veering away from foundational truths in favor of whatever feels good at the moment. The Roman Empire, for example, was infamous for its moral decay, with citizens seeking entertainment over ethical living.

And let’s not forget the Age of Enlightenment, where reason was championed but often eclipsed the spiritual truths that grounded societies. Fast forward to today—it’s as if we’re stuck in a dejavu.

The Call to Discernment

So, what can we do about it? How do we navigate this landscape where truth feels like an endangered species?

Firstly, we must cultivate a deep-rooted understanding of sound doctrine ourselves. The pursuit of truth demands effort—it requires study, prayer, and engagement with the Scriptures. When we anchor our beliefs in truth, we possess the tools to discern when fables start to creep in.

Secondly, let’s become teachers and leaders who embody truth and grace. We’re called not just to consume teachings that resonate with us but to be influencers of solid doctrine. It begins with conversations with friends and family—creating spaces where truth can flourish, even when it feels uncomfortable.

And there you have it, dear friends! As we draw our time together to a close today on this spiritual podcast, I hope you feel inspired and challenged about the mission we share. The beautiful truth of the gospel isn’t just for us—it’s a lifeline for the world around us.

When Yahshua commanded us to go and make disciples, He entrusted us with the message that has the power to bring healing, hope, and transformation. Let’s remember that preaching the true gospel isn’t just a responsibility; it’s a privilege! In a world filled with confusion and falsehoods, we possess the light that can guide others out of darkness.

So, I urge each of you: as you walk through your daily lives, be courageous and intentional. Share the love of Messiah with your friends, your family, and even strangers. Let the gospel flow through your words, your actions, and the way you live your life.

As we continue to seek Yahweh Elohim together, may our hearts burn with a passion for the truth and a desire to communicate it clearly and lovingly. Let’s make it our mission not only to hold dear the gospel ourselves but also to take it into the world, where it can do its powerful work.

As we conclude today’s podcast episode, let’s remind ourselves of the importance of sound doctrine amidst a sea of fables. The journey may be challenging, but it is also rewarding.

Remember, it’s very easy to get swept away by the superficial. But as followers of Yahshua the Messiah, let’s be diligent in our pursuit of truth, always striving to steer ourselves and others away from the seductive allure of the stories that don’t hold water.

Don’t forget, you are not alone in this mission; we are a family united by our faith. If you found value in our conversation, let us keep building this community rooted in truth and love. Together, let’s proclaim the name of Yahshua Messiah boldly and faithfully!

Thank you all for tuning in today’s podcast episode. If you enjoyed this message, kindly share it with your family and friends. So again, always seek truth—and may it guide your heavenly path! Until next time. May the gospel of Almighty Yahweh shine brightly thru you!

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The Coming Kingdom of Heaven on Earth

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Post date March 8, 2025
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The Kingdom of Heaven on Earth is Coming according to the Bible Under the Rulership of Messiah Yahshua

The coming Kingdom of heaven on Earth is coming according to the Bible under the rulership of Messiah Yahshua. Yes, believe it; it’s true!

Welcome to educational podcast, your source of genuine Bible truths. I’m Elder Dan, your host. On this podcast edition, I’ll explore and share what the Almighty Father in heaven, Yahweh, promised would happen in His upcoming Kingdom on Earth, where Yahshua the Messiah will be the King and Master of all!

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Micah 4:3-4 – A World of Unparalleled Peace

In a world that often seems filled with conflict and strife, the promise of peace can sometimes feel like a distant dream. Yet, in the pages of the Bible, specifically in Micah 4:3-4, we find a beautiful vision of a future defined by unparalleled harmony and tranquility. This passage paints a picture of a time when nations will no longer lift swords against each other, and individuals will enjoy the fruits of their labor without fear.

This coming era of peace is not a result of political maneuvering or military might but is born from a universal acknowledgment of the sovereignty of Yahweh. It’s a time when the divine order will be established, and humanity will live in unity under the banner of our Elohim’s love and wisdom.

As we continue to face the trials and tribulations of our present age, let us cling to the promise of Micah 4:3-4. Let’s take heart in knowing that a future of unprecedented peace and prosperity is on the horizon. In anticipation of this, we are called to be peacemakers in our own right, contributing to the creation of a world that mirrors the divine blueprint laid out in the scriptures.

And yes, this is not a call to passive waiting, but an invitation to active participation. We can each play a part in bringing about this vision of peace by promoting understanding, showing compassion, and standing up for justice in our communities. The promise of Micah 4:3-4 is a beacon of hope, reminding us that no matter how tumultuous the currents of our times may be, a future of peace awaits.

So, let’s hold onto this hope, sharing it with those around us and living our lives in a manner that aligns with the principles of the kingdom to come. As we do so, we can look forward to the day when the prophecy of Micah 4:3-4 will be fulfilled, and our world will be enveloped in the profound peace of Yahweh.

Micah 4:2 – Nations Will Learn Almighty Yahweh’s Ways

In the tapestry of biblical prophecy, there is a thread that shines with hope and promise – the vision of a time when all nations will come to learn the ways of Almighty Yahweh. This is beautifully depicted in Micah 4:2, a verse that offers a glimpse into a future where the divine wisdom will be sought and embraced by people from every corner of the globe.

This is a vision of a world united under the banner of truth and righteousness, where the teachings of Elohim are not just known but lived out in the daily lives of individuals and societies. It’s a picture of a global community transformed by the power of divine wisdom, reflecting the love, justice, and peace that are at the heart of Yahweh’s character.

As we navigate the complexities of our current world, this prophecy provides a beacon of hope. It reminds us that no matter how fragmented and confused our societies may seem, there is a divine plan at work, drawing all people towards an understanding of Yahweh’s ways.

Let us be encouraged by this vision, and let us play our part in its realization. By seeking to understand and live out the teachings of Elohim in our own lives, we can contribute to the fulfillment of this prophecy. We can become beacons of light in our own communities, illustrating the transformative power of divine wisdom.

So, let’s hold fast to the promise of Micah 4:2, and let’s look forward to the day when the nations will stream to learn the ways of Almighty Yahweh.

In the meantime, let’s commit ourselves to walking in those ways, becoming living examples of the peace, love, and justice that Elohim desires for His creation.

Amos 9:13-14, Ezekiel 34:26-27 – A World of Agricultural Abundance

In the pages of the Bible, we find a captivating vision of a future defined by agricultural abundance and prosperity. This picture, beautifully painted in Amos 9:13-14 and Ezekiel 34:26-27, offers a hopeful contrast to the struggles and scarcities that often mark our current reality.

These passages depict a world where the land is fruitful, and the harvests are plentiful. It’s a time when the fields will be rich with grain, the vines will be heavy with fruit, and the pastures will be lush with greenery. The abundance will be such that the plowman will overtake the reaper, and the treader of grapes will overtake the sower of seed.

This vision of agricultural prosperity is not just about physical sustenance, but also about the restoration of harmony between humanity and the natural world. It’s a picture of a time when the divine blessing will be evident in the productivity of the land, reflecting the goodness and generosity of Yahweh.

As we face the challenges of our present age, including issues of food insecurity and environmental degradation, let us hold onto this hope. Let’s look forward to the day when the words of Amos 9:13-14 and Ezekiel 34:26-27 will be realized, and our world will be transformed into a haven of agricultural abundance.

In the meantime, let’s strive to live our lives in a way that reflects the principles of stewardship and care for the creation that Elohim has entrusted to us. By doing so, we can contribute to the creation of a world that mirrors the divine blueprint laid out in the scriptures, a world where every living thing can flourish under the blessing of Almighty Yahweh.

Isaiah 35:6-7 – All of the Wastelands Transformed

In the midst of life’s trials and tribulations, the Bible offers us a vision of hope and rejuvenation in Isaiah 35:6-7. These verses paint a breathtaking picture of a world where the most barren and desolate wastelands are transformed into lush, vibrant landscapes, teeming with life and beauty.

This prophecy speaks of a time when the parched ground will become a pool, and springs of water will satisfy the thirsty land. It’s a vision of a world where the curse of infertility is lifted, and the earth is restored to its full glory, reflecting the original intent of Yahweh’s creation.

This transformation is not just physical, but also symbolic of the spiritual renewal that Elohim promises. It’s a picture of a time when the human heart, often compared to a parched desert in scripture, will be filled with the living water of Yahweh’s spirit, resulting in a flourishing of righteousness and joy.

As we navigate our current reality, often marked by spiritual dryness and moral decay, let us hold onto this promise. Let’s look forward to the day when the prophecy of Isaiah 35:6-7 will be fulfilled, and our world will be enveloped in the refreshing rains of Elohim’s blessing.

In anticipation of this, let’s strive to be agents of transformation in our own spheres of influence. By sharing the love of Yahweh and living out the principles of His kingdom, we can contribute to the spiritual rejuvenation of our communities, paving the way for the ultimate fulfillment of this beautiful prophecy.

Isaiah 11:6 – Wild Animals’ Nature Transformed

In the heart of the biblical narrative, we find a captivating vision of a future where the wild and untamed aspects of creation are transformed into a harmonious symphony of peace. This is beautifully depicted in Isaiah 11:6, a verse that offers a glimpse into a world where the fierce and the gentle coexist in tranquility.

This prophecy paints a picture of a time when the wolf will dwell with the lamb, and the leopard will lie down with the young goat. It’s a vision of a world where the cruelty and violence that often mark the animal kingdom are replaced by a divine harmony, reflecting the original intent of Elohim’s creation.

This transformation is not just physical, but also symbolic of the peace and unity that Yahweh promises for all of creation. It’s a picture of a time when the enmity between creatures, and between humanity and nature, will be healed, resulting in a flourishing of life and beauty.

As we navigate our current reality, often marked by conflict and discord, let us hold onto this promise. Let’s look forward to the day when the prophecy of Isaiah 11:6 will be fulfilled, and our world will be enveloped in the profound peace of Elohim.

In anticipation of this, let’s strive to be agents of peace in our own spheres of influence. By promoting understanding, showing compassion, and standing up for justice, we can contribute to the creation of a world that mirrors the divine blueprint laid out in the scriptures, a world where every creature can live in harmony under the blessing of Almighty Yahweh.

Isaiah 35:5-6 – Sicknesses and Diseases Healed

In the midst of life’s challenges, the Bible offers a beacon of hope in Isaiah 35:5-6. These verses paint a beautiful picture of a future where sickness and disease are no more, and healing flows like a river.

This prophecy speaks of a time when the eyes of the blind will be opened, and the ears of the deaf will be unstopped. The lame will leap like a deer, and the tongue of the mute will sing for joy. It’s a vision of a world where the shackles of illness are broken, and the fullness of health is restored.

This healing is not just physical, but also symbolic of the spiritual healing that Yahweh promises. It’s a picture of a time when the human heart, often burdened by the weight of sin and sorrow, will be made whole, resulting in a flourishing of joy and peace.

As we navigate our current reality, often marked by pain and suffering, let us hold onto this promise. Let’s look forward to the day when the prophecy of Isaiah 35:5-6 will be fulfilled, and our world will be enveloped in the healing power of Elohim.

In anticipation of this, let’s strive to be agents of healing in our own spheres of influence. By sharing the love of Yahweh and living out the principles of His kingdom, we can contribute to the spiritual and emotional healing of our communities, paving the way for the ultimate fulfillment of this beautiful prophecy.

Ezekiel 11:19-20 – Mankind Given a New Heart and Spirit

In the heart of the biblical narrative, we find a promise that shines with hope and transformation – the promise of a new heart and a new spirit. This is beautifully depicted in Ezekiel 11:19-20, verses that offer a glimpse into a future where humanity is fundamentally transformed from the inside out.

This prophecy speaks of a time when Yahweh will give us a new heart and put a new spirit within us. It’s a vision of a world where our hearts of stone, often hardened by sin and selfishness, will be replaced with hearts of flesh, sensitive to the leading of Yahweh’s spirit.

This transformation is not just individual, but also collective, promising a renewal of society as we know it. It’s a picture of a time when the human race, often divided by hatred and strife, will be united under the banner of Yahweh’s love and wisdom.

As we navigate our current reality, often marked by moral decay and spiritual apathy, let us hold onto this promise. Let’s look forward to the day when the prophecy of Ezekiel 11:19-20 will be fulfilled, and our world will be enveloped in the transformative power of Elohim.

In anticipation of this, let’s strive to be agents of change in our own spheres of influence. By seeking to live out the principles of Yahweh’s kingdom in our own lives, we can contribute to the spiritual rejuvenation of our communities, paving the way for the ultimate fulfillment of this beautiful prophecy.

Isaiah 9:6-7 – Yahshua Messiah (Savior) Will Rule the Whole World

In the heart of the biblical narrative, we find a promise that shines with hope and majesty – the promise of a Savior who will rule the whole world. This is beautifully depicted in Isaiah 9:6-7, verses that offer a glimpse into a future where Yahshua the Messiah, the Prince of Peace, will establish His reign over all the earth.

This prophecy speaks of a time when the government will rest upon His shoulders, and of the peace that will have no end. It’s a vision of a world where justice and righteousness will be the foundation of His throne, and where the wolf will dwell with the lamb, the leopard will lie down with the young goat.

This rule is not just political, but also spiritual, promising a renewal of society as we know it. It’s a picture of a time when the human race, often divided by hatred and strife, will be united under the banner of Yahweh’s love and wisdom.

As we navigate our current reality, often marked by conflict and discord, let us hold onto this promise. Let’s look forward to the day when the prophecy of Isaiah 9:6-7 will be fulfilled, and our world will be enveloped in the profound peace of Elohim.

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