Keywords: truth, Ministry of Elijah, Ministry of John the Baptist, Ministry of Moses, voice of Elijah, two comings of Elijah and Yahshua, heart mind, restoration, Torah, Luke 3:3-6, Matthew 17:10, Luke 9:30

Study Guide
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y-2Ei7FTXeoQsz8NRpGQxQ9-coY9Z5r6J6A6VYVp8yc/edit?usp=sharing

Chapters:
00:00:00 - Did God Die on the Cross?
00:00:56 - The Nonexistence of Eternal God
00:01:39 - The Impossibility of God's Death
00:02:19 - The Life-changing Lesson
00:03:35 - The Nature of Objects
00:04:15 - God's immutability
00:05:02 - The Mystery of God and the Hypostatic Union
00:05:42 - The concept of God having to die
00:06:26 - The Death of God in Hebrew Roots and Messianic Belief
00:07:09 - The Marriage and Divorce of Yahweh and Israel
00:07:59 - Understanding Yahweh's Redemption of Israel
00:08:39 - The dissolution of the marriage covenant
00:09:25 - Speaking about the Husband
00:10:03 - Death of the Old Covenant
00:10:55 - The Death of the Old Covenant Marriage
00:11:43 - The Purpose of Christ's Death
00:12:32 - Freedom from the Old Covenant Marriage Law
00:13:21 - Bringing Fruit unto Yahweh
00:14:09 - Yahweh's New Covenant
00:14:52 - Challenging a Traditional Teaching
00:15:31 - Yahweh as Israel's Old Covenant Husband
00:16:21 - The Significance of Baptism in Christ
00:17:10 - The Power of Water Baptism
00:17:51 - Baptism and the Death of Israel
00:18:35 - The New Israel
00:19:16 - Regeneration of Israel
00:20:12 - Blank

Key insights

• 💔

  According to Torah, the only way Yahweh could remarry Israel was if he died to end that marriage covenant.
• 💍

  The Hebrew roots and the messianics believe that Yahweh had to die in order to marry Israel again.
• 💔

  The old Covenant had to die for a new marriage to take place with Christ as the new husband.
• 🌊

  You died in the waters of baptism, the old woman was left in the water and a new woman, a brand new creation, a new Israel, a New Jerusalem.
• 🌊

  Water baptism symbolizes a brand new identity and the end of the curse of divorce from Yahweh.
• 💫

  The new Israel is not the replacement of old Israel, it is the Regeneration or the restoration of old Israel and the tribe of Judah together.

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Study guide https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y-2Ei7FTXeoQsz8NRpGQxQ9-coY9Z5r6J6A6VYVp8yc/edit?usp=sharing

Chapters:

00:00:00 - Did God Die on the Cross?
00:00:56 - The Nonexistence of Eternal God
00:01:39 - The Impossibility of God's Death
00:02:19 - The Life-changing Lesson
00:03:35 - The Nature of Objects
00:04:15 - God's immutability
00:05:02 - The Mystery of God and the Hypostatic Union
00:05:42 - The concept of God having to die
00:06:26 - The Death of God in Hebrew Roots and Messianic Belief
00:07:09 - The Marriage and Divorce of Yahweh and Israel
00:07:59 - Understanding Yahweh's Redemption of Israel
00:08:39 - The dissolution of the marriage covenant
00:09:25 - Speaking about the Husband
00:10:03 - Death of the Old Covenant
00:10:55 - The Death of the Old Covenant Marriage
00:11:43 - The Purpose of Christ's Death
00:12:32 - Freedom from the Old Covenant Marriage Law
00:13:21 - Bringing Fruit unto Yahweh
00:14:09 - Yahweh's New Covenant
00:14:52 - Challenging a Traditional Teaching
00:15:31 - Yahweh as Israel's Old Covenant Husband
00:16:21 - The Significance of Baptism in Christ
00:17:10 - The Power of Water Baptism
00:17:51 - Baptism and the Death of Israel
00:18:35 - The New Israel
00:19:16 - Regeneration of Israel
00:20:12 - Blank

Key insights 💔 According to Torah, the only way Yahweh could remarry Israel was if he died to end that marriage covenant. 💍 The Hebrew roots and the messianics believe that Yahweh had to die in order to marry Israel again. 💔 The old Covenant had to die for a new marriage to take place with Christ as the new husband. 🌊 You died in the waters of baptism, the old woman was left in the water and a new woman, a brand new creation, a new Israel, a New Jerusalem. 🌊 Water baptism symbolizes a brand new identity and the end of the curse of divorce from Yahweh. 💫 The new Israel is not the replacement of old Israel, it is the Regeneration or the restoration of old Israel and the tribe of Judah together.

00:00:00 Understanding Divorce and Remarriage in the Bible
00:03:14 Understanding Divine Views on Divorce  
00:06:01 Covenant and Marriage Challenges  
00:08:45 Ancient Marriage Laws and Divorce Practices  
00:11:35 Understanding Yahweh's Law and Women's Rights
00:14:22 Understanding "Put Away" vs. "Divorce" in the Old Testament
00:17:28 Significance of the Written Bill of Divorcement in the Bible
00:20:22 Understanding Divorce and Remarriage in the Bible
00:23:08 Interpreting Biblical Law and Torah in the Context of Jesus' Teachings
00:25:59 Understanding the Law of Gravity and Perfection  
00:29:01 Misinterpretation of the Torah on Marriage and Divorce
00:32:02 Misinterpretations in Biblical Translations: Separation vs. Divorce
00:34:58 The Importance of Legal Divorce in Torah  
00:37:44 Understanding Bible Translation Errors  
00:40:18 Understanding Fornication in Biblical Context
00:42:58 Understanding Fornication in Biblical Context
00:46:02 Understanding Fornication and Divorce in Biblical Context  
00:48:36 Understanding Divorce and Remarriage in God's Church
00:51:35 Understanding Paul's Teachings on Marriage and Celibacy
00:54:35 Guidance for Challenging Times in Corinth
00:57:20 Understanding Paul's Teachings on Marriage and Singleness
01:00:13 Guidance on Marriage During Distress
01:03:31 Understanding 'Aamos' and Its Implications for Marriage and Divorce in Scripture
01:06:57 Biblical Perspective on Marriage and Divorce
01:08:44 Understanding Divorce and Remarriage According to Paul
01:11:26 Biblical Views on Divorce and Remarriage

Divorce & Remarriage: What The Church failed to teach you. Part 2

Biblical Interpretation of Divorce

1. 🔍 

   God's hatred of divorce stems from the lies and broken covenants it represents, not the act itself.

2. 📜 

   Jesus' teachings on divorce in Matthew 5:31-32 are often misunderstood due to translation errors, with Greek words "apostas" (divorce) and "apuo" (separation) being confused.

New Testament Perspective

1. 🚫 

   In the New Testament, divorce without a divorce decree is considered adultery for the divorced woman to remarry.

2. 🔄 

   1Corinthians 7:10-11 commands married couples to stay together or remain unmarried if separated, emphasizing reconciliation over remarriage.

Old vs. New Testament Differences

1. 📄 

   The Old Testament required a written bill of divorcement for legal divorce, while the New Testament focuses on the divorce decree.

2. 🔍 

   Jesus raised the standard of God's law, going beyond the letter of the law to the spirit behind it, dismantling harmful additions to Torah.

Remarriage and Sin

1. ⚖️ 

   Paul states in 1 Corinthians 7:27-28 that remarriage after divorce is not a sin, but can cause trouble and pain.

2. 🔎 

   Jesus allows putting away a wife "except for fornication" (1 Cor 7:5), which includes unlawful sexual unions outside of Torah marriage.