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I believe Jesus experienced as a man the very thoughts we do, and therefore he shares the state of the human heart. Mark 7:21 For from within, out of the heart of men, proceed evil thoughts, adulteries, fornications, murders,22 Thefts, covetousness, wickedness, deceit, lasciviousness, an evil...

Thank you for sharing some of your insights. Our flesh is the biggest problem and Jesus had to face the biggest challenge with his own flesh, that must be why in Hebrews speaking of Jesus as the high priest says. “For we do not have a High Priest who cannot sympathize with our weaknesses, but...

He was tempted by human means as well. Hatred, anger, etc…

It’s true, he was human. He did have the fullness of God within him. But that didn’t stop him from being tempted.

Thank you for sharing, Nancy.

Jesus then, stated they will quote a scripture, and then explains it.

Just a few verses down we can see that the spirit of Yahavah was upon him. He reads a fulfillment of scripture. Back then they were on scrolls.

Now this gonna sound controversial to many people. However it shows the reality of Jesus being a man born of a woman. All through Jesus life he was tempted. Though the Holy Spirit of Yahavah kept him from falling into sin. Jesus was tempted just like all of humans are. In many ways and many...

Before the start of the last days, here we see John state the ace of Yahavahs judgement has been laid at the root of the trees. Saying oneself was part of Abraham’s blood didn’t matter, What would matter would be a change of heart which is produced by the spirit given by Yahavah. This...

Luke 2:33-35 Many will oppose Jesus.

Romans 9-11 deals with Israel, in that day and age the thing is “not all of Israel and was Israel.” Because some people where founded faithful circumcised from the heart and give the spirit while the other claimed they was right with God because they were of Abraham.

I can’t fully walk in the Torah. I can’t even love God and love others without looking to Jesus and what he had done and Yahavah having raised him again from the dead. My advice is as a whole people can have their freedom and pick and choose how they will live remember it’s always best to walk...

Okay. Thank you for sharing what your thoughts are on the matter. While you may believe differently than I do, I’ll be straight up and tell you I don’t follow the Torah. But I look to Jesus and his death, burial and resurrection, @Soyeong. I don’t think there is nothing left to really converse...

Now whether people care or don’t care it’s fine. Because I expect that from people.

So Elijah had come, that meant the wrath of God or the day of Yahavah would follow as well. The question begins to become well, when was the last days started? Founded in Acts 2 Peter proclaims what Joel had said is and then was in their time. Hebrews also stated “in these last days he has...

This stood out to me, concerning the Gospel of Luke. When Zechariah, was in the temple and an angel of Yahavah came to visit him. The messenger of Yahavah, tells Zechariah that him and Elizabeth will have a child and was to name him John. And the angel of Yahavah states that John would be a man...

Forgiveness Meaning: a sending away, a letting go, a release, pardon, complete forgiveness. Word Origin: Derived from the Greek verb ἀφίημι (aphiēmi), meaning "to send away" or "to release." Corresponding Greek / Hebrew Entries: - H5547 (סְלִיחָה, selichah): Forgiveness, pardon - H3722...

Remember when Yeshua stated that Elijah had come? There would be an event which would circumvent and accumulate over a certain amount of time, in which the Day of Yahavah would come, and I believe this would be the wrath of God having come upon the nation of Israel. With Yeshua coming to save...

It’s all a matter of the heart. Material possessions are fine to have. It’s the heart. What does one place before himself God above all other things? Or other all other things above God…

Here is something I would like to share concerning meekness. https://biblehub.com/greek/4239.htm Word Origin: Derived from the root word πραΰτης (prautēs), meaning "gentleness" or "meekness." Corresponding Greek / Hebrew Entries: - H6035 (עָנָו, anav): Often translated as "meek" or "humble,"...