Whose Son is the Messiah?

[MatthewG]

Matthew 22, surrounded by Pharisees Jesus asked them the question, about what they thought about the messiah. What’s interesting here is Jesus referred to an passage concerning Yahavah having a seat for Yeshua.

Until…

All enemies were placed beneath his feet.

I believe this would have to do with how Israel slowly becomes “Satan” after having killed the Son of Man, the Son of God, the Son of David promised to come. Defeating not only Satan, but also Death, and Hades, and for whatever reason Darkness still exist today. As it existed in the beginning it seems with Yahavah to start with.

It’s interesting that in Revelation there is no longer anyone sitting at the right hand of Yahavah I believe Jesus is allowed to sit on the throne with his Father, allowing the “transfiguration on the mountain” commencing the Lord God Almighty, at their fullness with God and his Word back together as one again.

Those are just some of my thoughts. Please feel chime in if you would like to.

 

[Ronald Nolette]

Matthew 22, surrounded by Pharisees Jesus asked them the question, about what they thought about the messiah. What’s interesting here is Jesus referred to an passage concerning Yahavah having a seat for Yeshua.

Until…

All enemies were placed beneath his feet.

I believe this would have to do with how Israel slowly becomes “Satan” after having killed the Son of Man, the Son of God, the Son of David promised to come. Defeating not only Satan, but also Death, and Hades, and for whatever reason Darkness still exist today. As it existed in the beginning it seems with Yahavah to start with.

It’s interesting that in Revelation there is no longer anyone sitting at the right hand of Yahavah I believe Jesus is allowed to sit on the throne with his Father, allowing the “transfiguration on the mountain” commencing the Lord God Almighty, at their fullness with God and his Word back together as one again.

Those are just some of my thoughts. Please feel chime in if you would like to.

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Just because REvelation does not say Jesus is at the right hand of His Father, does not mean He is not. we know He leaves His throne in heaven to come to eartyh and establish His throne on earth for 1000 years.

 

[Ronald Nolette]

I believe this would have to do with how Israel slowly becomes “Satan” after having killed the Son of Man,

This is a mistake on you rpart. Israel does not become Satan at all. God has eternal covenants with Israel that He wil fulfill. Not only is this promised in the Old but Paul reassured them in the new in many places.

No this is just the time when God has set aside Israel as a nation to bring in the Gentile to Jesus along with believing Jews. Once the full number of Gentiles is brought into the body of Christ, God will once again turn His attention back to Israel and as promised will save the remainder of Israel in the last days of the tribulation.

 

[MatthewG]

It’s part of my view that I see the Material nation of Israel had become “Satan” towards Yahavah, for killing the Son of God. Adversity ie: Satan.

 

[MatthewG]

When it comes to the things concerning Revelation. John states in the first verse that “these things are soon to come to happen.” I believe Jesus is only at the right hand of God until, his enemies are defeated. I believe today his enemies have been placed beneath his feet. And therefore that is the reason there is only one on the throne and there is not noted anyone sitting next to Jesus. Jesus also states he would be sitting with his Father, that is why I believe the transfiguration has been completed and Jesus is no longer at the right hand of God, any longer.


It’s up to people how they decide to believe, if you believe Im wrong that doesn’t bother me. I rather be wrong sometimes than right.

 

[Bob Estey]

Matthew 22, surrounded by Pharisees Jesus asked them the question, about what they thought about the messiah. What’s interesting here is Jesus referred to an passage concerning Yahavah having a seat for Yeshua.

Until…

All enemies were placed beneath his feet.

I believe this would have to do with how Israel slowly becomes “Satan” after having killed the Son of Man, the Son of God, the Son of David promised to come. Defeating not only Satan, but also Death, and Hades, and for whatever reason Darkness still exist today. As it existed in the beginning it seems with Yahavah to start with.

It’s interesting that in Revelation there is no longer anyone sitting at the right hand of Yahavah I believe Jesus is allowed to sit on the throne with his Father, allowing the “transfiguration on the mountain” commencing the Lord God Almighty, at their fullness with God and his Word back together as one again.

Those are just some of my thoughts. Please feel chime in if you would like to.

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I think I remember Jesus referring to himself as the son of man. I think that was his role.