Wow, I am stunned at the amount of scriptural understanding packed into this teaching!😇 I would add the crossing of the brook kedron where Jesus is arrested in the garden and the use of the almond tree in the menorah😇 Thank you Heavenly Father, you are always better than we deserve, continue to bless us all with The Truth🙏
@@bereanendeavor2419 You seem to have an immense capacity of biblical knowledge and a willingness to really examine scripture with fresh eyes. So important if we are to keep our exegesis(leaven), that the whole world seems to be addicted to, out of it. Do you think it is the time that the books are to open to us? Where new understanding(a lifting of the vail)is to happen in regards to scripture and things prophesied? If so we would also need to be very aware of all the deception as well. The reason I say this is I would like your opinion on some scripture that seems to be out of the main stream narrative and points to some pretty profound revelation. All scripture and a bunch of witnesses. You most likely are very busy, as we all are, and everybody and their brother has a different understanding and the scripture to prove it. The thing is there is always another view point and the scripture to back it up. My problem with the traditional view and all these views is they won’t address the scriptures that seem to contradict or support another view. People make some pretty lame excuses for God as if He needed their help. Either He is who He says He is or we are all in a heap of trouble. We know that scripture cannot contradict with itself. With that in mind, you have this guy pointing out the versus for a pre trib, that guy saying, not true, look here it’s mid, and of course those that say we will all face trib on our way to the millennial reign and by the way, I have the scriptures to back it up. Scripture cannot contradict! Is it possible that all 3 are true? Just as the harvest model allows, first fruits, main harvest, corners and gleanings. So much, so much right where you would suspect the info to be as certain books in the old and New Testament mirror each other beyond possible explanation. Anyway, I respect your opinion and if I’m not a fool, I believe you would see and know where to go to see patterns that I would not. The oddest thing, everyone has something to say or nothing to say but for years now, I have not found one that I can examine scripture with in the pursuit of Truth. No preacher or brother on these sites or blogs. I see so many amazing things while examining His Word and no one to examine or even show me how I’m wrong. I don’t need to be right, just need The Truth. I appreciate your letting His Word speak for itself and searching out the things that just speak of His Genius that most will just glaze over. How could I not find someone that just loves His Word, once you start to see The Truth in it? A few years back, I never read His Word, it didn’t speak to me and I found it cumbersome, boring and hard to understand. What a difference a few years makes. I prayed for the truth no matter the cost. I was talking about in the world not “religion”. Funny thing happened along the way, The Truth found me! May Yahuah continue to bless us in The Truth🙏 Thank you for your work brother, you have been a blessing😇
I am learning so much from this series, Robert! I watched this one twice on my Apple TV. Such an Awesome God we serve Who proves over and over that His Mighty Right Hand (Yeshua) is presented throughout the whole Torah/OT in all these Glorious details! Thank you so much and "back at you" with the Aaronic/Priestly Blessing! (Very much appreciated!)
When David took his staff that was the staff they were referring to in the Bible? That’s incredible. I paid attention to what he took into the battle with him. It was a shepherds staff and a sling. I’m a warrior. I would have thought that I would need my armor, but there is the armor of God which David wore.
As you saw in the video, I am saying the word "his sword" you see in verse 39 is representing the same "his stick (rod)" in verse 40. They both belonged to King Saul. It would have been the rod that was entrusted to the king for preservation and was a representation of Saul's authority as king. So when David carried that rod out to battle Goliath, everyone knew that King Saul was sending David out as his representative. The Jewish Encyclopedia, Vol. 1, p. 5 agrees with this premise.
Thank you, believe it or not we were studying this weeks Torah portion and read about when Moses dedicated the tabernacle during Pesach and when King Solomon built the first Temple and dedicated it during Sukkot. We read in 1 Kings 8 :9, that the Ark of the Covenant was empty except for two stone tablets Moses placed in there. I was just asking what happened to Aaron’s staff and the bowl of manna and then just happened on this video. To think that Aaron’s staff, used by King David go smote Goliath (Golgotha) and perhaps planted by King Hezekiah on top of Mt Olives when he cut down the poles of pagan gods and planted the Aaron’s staff there surplanting poles and stamping Gods authority on the land. That that staff of an Almond tree budded and grew into THE tree that later bore our Saviour that’s awesome!
Sounds like you had a fun weekend of study. I am suggesting that it was King David who could have planted the rod on the Mt. of Olives, with the serpent that Moses had made still on it. Then much later, Hezekiah broke in pieces the bronze serpent that Moses had made (2 Kings 18:4) but left the rod to grow into a tree upon which the Lord gave His life. Thank you for watching Berean Endeavor. I hope you enjoy the rest of the programs.
14:52 What if it refers to God or Jesus who is head of the church the body of Christ, it’s like meeting God for a conversation. A mountain represents a kingdom. So he goes to where God is the highest level in Heaven, but you speak to Jesus who is God. God the Father’s face can’t be seen, so he’s like a giant on the throne but you can’t see his face, and Jesus speaks to us as his human form. It’s poetic.
Tree of Life eat of its fruit, and live forever. Clarify is the standard of truth. Garden of Eden to the New Jerusalem. Aaron's staff blossomed. Numbers 17. Joshua 3:5. Yahweh name on staff.
Aaron's staff was once hidden inside the Ark of the Covenant, together with the 10 commandments in original stone plates and a pot of manna. That means that it had to fit the length of the arc around 45inches in length. Maybe 46-48 inches if placed diagonally. This staff looks a lot longer than 2 and 1/2 cubits. So are we to assume that it grew from the time of Moses?
Thank you for your comment, Joe. Actually, the only item placed in the Ark of the Covenant was the tablets (the testimony) as stated in Ex. 25:16,21 and 1 Kings 8:9. There was a jar of manna that was placed before (in front of) the Ark (Ex. 16:33,34) and the rod of Aaron placed before (in front of) the Ark (Num. 17:10). That would mean that when the High Priest would sprinkle the blood of the bull on the mercy seat and in front of the mercy seat seven times (Lev. 16:14), he was probably sprinkling blood on the jar of manna and the rod. Heb. 9:4 causes a bit of confusion in the English with the sentence structure. It mentions the ark of the covenant, then says "in which" and then lists three items - the jar of manna, Aaron's rod which budded and the tables of the covenant. Vs. 2-5 are talking about the tent of testimony and its two sections - the holy place and the Holy of Holies - and listing all the items found in these sections. I would say that the writer in Hebrews is associating those three items with the Ark of the Covenant located in the Holy of Holies and not necessarily contained inside the Ark. That interpretation would match the Old Testament verses I referenced.
@@bereanendeavor2419 Thank you. I stand corrected. I was only relying on Hebrews 9:4 You did a great job on this episode. May the LORD continue to bless you and your ministry
Two trees in the bible have two different types of fruit. First, the fig tree represents the nation. We are told there are two baskets of figs. figs, even like the figs that are first ripe: and the other basket had very naughty figs, which could not be eaten, they were so bad.” King James Version (KJV The almond tree, which produces seeds and represents the trible of levi, which was the rod of Aaron, his helpers. Not priests, but to help Aaron. There are sweet and bitter almonds. Aaron sweet the levites who opposed him bitter. Read what happened in the wilderness when the levites withstood Moses and Aaron, who were priest called out of the tribe of Levi. Why is bitter almond not allowed in the US? Amygdalin releases cyanide when exposed to an enzyme found in the seed and the human digestive system. For this reason, bitter almond is banned in Europe and the U.S.”Jun 26, 2016
Yes! It's more than incredible ❤
Wow, I am stunned at the amount of scriptural understanding packed into this teaching!😇 I would add the crossing of the brook kedron where Jesus is arrested in the garden and the use of the almond tree in the menorah😇 Thank you Heavenly Father, you are always better than we deserve, continue to bless us all with The Truth🙏
Thank you for your kind comment. So glad the information is a blessing and makes sense to you.
@@bereanendeavor2419 You seem to have an immense capacity of biblical knowledge and a willingness to really examine scripture with fresh eyes. So important if we are to keep our exegesis(leaven), that the whole world seems to be addicted to, out of it. Do you think it is the time that the books are to open to us? Where new understanding(a lifting of the vail)is to happen in regards to scripture and things prophesied? If so we would also need to be very aware of all the deception as well. The reason I say this is I would like your opinion on some scripture that seems to be out of the main stream narrative and points to some pretty profound revelation. All scripture and a bunch of witnesses. You most likely are very busy, as we all are, and everybody and their brother has a different understanding and the scripture to prove it. The thing is there is always another view point and the scripture to back it up. My problem with the traditional view and all these views is they won’t address the scriptures that seem to contradict or support another view. People make some pretty lame excuses for God as if He needed their help. Either He is who He says He is or we are all in a heap of trouble. We know that scripture cannot contradict with itself. With that in mind, you have this guy pointing out the versus for a pre trib, that guy saying, not true, look here it’s mid, and of course those that say we will all face trib on our way to the millennial reign and by the way, I have the scriptures to back it up. Scripture cannot contradict! Is it possible that all 3 are true? Just as the harvest model allows, first fruits, main harvest, corners and gleanings. So much, so much right where you would suspect the info to be as certain books in the old and New Testament mirror each other beyond possible explanation. Anyway, I respect your opinion and if I’m not a fool, I believe you would see and know where to go to see patterns that I would not. The oddest thing, everyone has something to say or nothing to say but for years now, I have not found one that I can examine scripture with in the pursuit of Truth. No preacher or brother on these sites or blogs. I see so many amazing things while examining His Word and no one to examine or even show me how I’m wrong. I don’t need to be right, just need The Truth. I appreciate your letting His Word speak for itself and searching out the things that just speak of His Genius that most will just glaze over. How could I not find someone that just loves His Word, once you start to see The Truth in it? A few years back, I never read His Word, it didn’t speak to me and I found it cumbersome, boring and hard to understand. What a difference a few years makes. I prayed for the truth no matter the cost. I was talking about in the world not “religion”. Funny thing happened along the way, The Truth found me! May Yahuah continue to bless us in The Truth🙏 Thank you for your work brother, you have been a blessing😇
Amazing!!!! Thanks for this 💣💥🔥🤯🤯🤯🤯
I am learning so much from this series, Robert! I watched this one twice on my Apple TV. Such an Awesome God we serve Who proves over and over that His Mighty Right Hand (Yeshua) is presented throughout the whole Torah/OT in all these Glorious details! Thank you so much and "back at you" with the Aaronic/Priestly Blessing! (Very much appreciated!)
Jesus is God🙌🏾 YodHeVavHe
When David took his staff that was the staff they were referring to in the Bible? That’s incredible. I paid attention to what he took into the battle with him. It was a shepherds staff and a sling. I’m a warrior. I would have thought that I would need my armor, but there is the armor of God which David wore.
As you saw in the video, I am saying the word "his sword" you see in verse 39 is representing the same "his stick (rod)" in verse 40. They both belonged to King Saul. It would have been the rod that was entrusted to the king for preservation and was a representation of Saul's authority as king. So when David carried that rod out to battle Goliath, everyone knew that King Saul was sending David out as his representative. The Jewish Encyclopedia, Vol. 1, p. 5 agrees with this premise.
It's what David knew, comfortable with, sling and Staff.
Thanks
11:39 So that reminds me of when Samson hauled the gates of Gaza what was it like 54 miles to the top of the hill in Hebron.?
Thank you, believe it or not we were studying this weeks Torah portion and read about when Moses dedicated the tabernacle during Pesach and when King Solomon built the first Temple and dedicated it during Sukkot. We read in 1 Kings 8 :9, that the Ark of the Covenant was empty except for two stone tablets Moses placed in there. I was just asking what happened to Aaron’s staff and the bowl of manna and then just happened on this video.
To think that Aaron’s staff, used by King David go smote Goliath (Golgotha) and perhaps planted by King Hezekiah on top of Mt Olives when he cut down the poles of pagan gods and planted the Aaron’s staff there surplanting poles and stamping Gods authority on the land. That that staff of an Almond tree budded and grew into THE tree that later bore our Saviour that’s awesome!
Sounds like you had a fun weekend of study. I am suggesting that it was King David who could have planted the rod on the Mt. of Olives, with the serpent that Moses had made still on it. Then much later, Hezekiah broke in pieces the bronze serpent that Moses had made (2 Kings 18:4) but left the rod to grow into a tree upon which the Lord gave His life. Thank you for watching Berean Endeavor. I hope you enjoy the rest of the programs.
@@bereanendeavor2419 Thank you for the correction and the Scripture. After reading that its very plausible! May God bless your ministry.
14:52 What if it refers to God or Jesus who is head of the church the body of Christ, it’s like meeting God for a conversation. A mountain represents a kingdom. So he goes to where God is the highest level in Heaven, but you speak to Jesus who is God. God the Father’s face can’t be seen, so he’s like a giant on the throne but you can’t see his face, and Jesus speaks to us as his human form. It’s poetic.
Tree of Life eat of its fruit, and live forever. Clarify is the standard of truth. Garden of Eden to the New Jerusalem. Aaron's staff blossomed. Numbers 17. Joshua 3:5. Yahweh name on staff.
Aaron's staff was once hidden inside the Ark of the Covenant, together with the 10 commandments in original stone plates and a pot of manna. That means that it had to fit the length of the arc around 45inches in length. Maybe 46-48 inches if placed diagonally. This staff looks a lot longer than 2 and 1/2 cubits. So are we to assume that it grew from the time of Moses?
Thank you for your comment, Joe. Actually, the only item placed in the Ark of the Covenant was the tablets (the testimony) as stated in Ex. 25:16,21 and 1 Kings 8:9. There was a jar of manna that was placed before (in front of) the Ark (Ex. 16:33,34) and the rod of Aaron placed before (in front of) the Ark (Num. 17:10). That would mean that when the High Priest would sprinkle the blood of the bull on the mercy seat and in front of the mercy seat seven times (Lev. 16:14), he was probably sprinkling blood on the jar of manna and the rod. Heb. 9:4 causes a bit of confusion in the English with the sentence structure. It mentions the ark of the covenant, then says "in which" and then lists three items - the jar of manna, Aaron's rod which budded and the tables of the covenant. Vs. 2-5 are talking about the tent of testimony and its two sections - the holy place and the Holy of Holies - and listing all the items found in these sections. I would say that the writer in Hebrews is associating those three items with the Ark of the Covenant located in the Holy of Holies and not necessarily contained inside the Ark. That interpretation would match the Old Testament verses I referenced.
@@bereanendeavor2419 Thank you. I stand corrected. I was only relying on Hebrews 9:4 You did a great job on this episode. May the LORD continue to bless you and your ministry
When King Solomon built the Temple the only think in the Ark of the Covenant was the two tablets of stone which Moshe put there. 1 Kings 8:9.
Jebus is the tree of life.
Two trees in the bible have two different types of fruit.
First, the fig tree represents the nation. We are told there are two baskets of figs.
figs, even like the figs that are first ripe: and the other basket had very naughty figs, which could not be eaten, they were so bad.”
King James Version (KJV
The almond tree, which produces seeds and represents the trible of levi, which was the rod of Aaron, his helpers. Not priests, but to help Aaron.
There are sweet and bitter almonds.
Aaron sweet the levites who opposed him bitter.
Read what happened in the wilderness when the levites withstood Moses and Aaron, who were priest called out of the tribe of Levi.
Why is bitter almond not allowed in the US?
Amygdalin releases cyanide when exposed to an enzyme found in the seed and the human digestive system. For this reason, bitter almond is banned in Europe and the U.S.”Jun 26, 2016