EPISODE · Dec 28, 2012 · 46 MIN
Double Portion Inheritance: When Was the Real Messiah Born & Why Does It Matter? (12/27/2012)
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In this show, Maria shares a teaching based on ten years of research that she has done in order to show when the genuine Messiah, Yahuwshuwa was born. If we know the timing of the Messiah’s birth and death, then we will be able to use those dates as a reference point for charting “Daniel’s Seventy Week” timeline found in Daniel 9:24-27. When trying to understand eschatology (study of the end-times), it is essential to learn the meaning of the prophetic Feasts of YaHuWaH found in Leviticus 23. All of these prophetic feasts point to important events pertaining to the Renewed Covenant of the true Messiah, Yahuwshuwa with his bride. Revelation 19:10 speaks about “The Testimony of Yahuwshuwa,” and it says that it is the “spirit of prophecy.” Many Christians seem to have no interest in finding out when he was born, nor do they see why this was a matter of extreme importance. Often times we hear this rationale being expressed: “It doesn’t matter when our Messiah was born---what matters is that he was born.” But what if the birthdate of the true Messiah of Yisra’el is a key identifier in being able to separate him from all of the imposters? What if his date of birth is the only “sign” that we had to determine that he alone was the true Messiah and all of the others were “thieves and robbers?” Find out in this teaching how to identify the true Messiah so that when another impostor shows up again in the last days, we will immediately be able to discern the difference. See Maria’s blog below: “When Was the Real Messiah Born & Why Does It Matter?” http://doubleportioninheritance.blogspot.com/2011/07/messiah-of-israel-born-on-feast-of.html
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