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JWThe Christmas Story.
The story of the birth of Jesus - the greatest story ever told.
But thereās more to this magnificent story than you may realize. Thereās a prequel - a story before the story.
Itās the story of a godly, elderly couple named Zacharias and Elizabeth, who were chosen to be the parents of the greatest of the Old Testament prophets, John the Baptist.
This weekend, we begin a Christmas series and a new journey through the Gospel of Luke, called
āLuke: The Gospel for Everyone.ā
Tomorrow, my message from Luke chapter 1 is titled:
āChristmas: The Story Before the Story.ā
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GEDid I miss any? Iām not trying to say anything in particular, just as Iāve been reading prophetic scripture from the Old Testament, I thought it was interesting about this recurring theme of the chosen people fallingā¦ as we all do on a daily basis.
Because of the New Covenant paid for with the blood of Jesus Christ, the chosen people of God are literally whoever says yes to accepting Jesus into their heart surrendering their life to the will of God.
I also want to be clear that the religious spirit which is demonic and is not exclusive to one religion is against Godās love and will for us. No one particular group exclusively embodies the spirit of religion.
āOne demon inside the church can do more harm than a thousand demons outside the churchā
But weāre all (every single human) in reach of Gods grace and saving.
This is not meant to put any certain group down. As I study the Bible, I find interesting things and wanted to share!
Comment ācommunityā to join my Bible study šāļø
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HEHereās WHY ā¬ļø
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Yes, Jesus was Jewish.ļæ½He was born into a Jewish family, followed the Law, and lived under the Old Covenant.
But Christianity isnāt about copying Jesusā culture ā itās about following what Jesus accomplished.
Judaism is waiting for the Messiah.ļæ½Christianity believes the Messiah has already come.
Thatās the key difference.
Jesus fulfilled the Law.
ļæ½The laws, sacrifices, and rituals in the Old Testament were meant to point people to Jesus.
ļæ½Once Jesus came, lived a sinless life, and died for our sins, those requirements were fulfilled.
Thatās why Christians donāt offer sacrifices or follow ceremonial laws anymore.
We live under the New Covenant.ļæ½Jesus established a new covenant through His death and resurrection.
This changed our relationship with God:
* From law to grace
* From rituals to relationship
* From trying to earn righteousness to receiving it by faithļæ½
This was promised in the Old Testament itself (Jeremiah 31:31).
You donāt have to be Jewish to follow Jesus.ļæ½
The early church clearly decided that Gentiles didnāt need to follow Jewish law to be saved (Acts 15).
Salvation comes through faith in Christ ā not through keeping the Law.
Christian faith has Jewish roots, but itās not Judaism.
ļæ½Our faith grew out of Judaism, but it doesnāt stop where Judaism stops.
Judaism points forward to the Messiah.ļæ½
Christianity looks back and says: He has come.
So Christians donāt practice Judaism because
Jesus fulfilled what Judaism was preparing the world for.
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RUProstrating is maybe forgotten by the west, but it is biblical.
2 Chronicles 7:3 (Old Testament)
āThey knelt on the pavement with their faces to the ground, and they worshiped.ā
Revelation 7:11 (New Testament)
āThey fell down on their faces before the throne and worshiped God.ā
#prayer #god #devotion #christian #christianity
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LIThe Hebrew word āezerā (×¢Öµ×Ö¶×Ø), used in the Bible (Genesis 2:18, 20) to describe the woman created for the man, is often translated as āhelperā or āhelpmeetā. However, this translation can be misleading as it may imply a subordinate role for women. A more accurate understanding of āezerā reveals a different and more powerful meaning: ā¢ Ezer as a Strong and Vital Aid: The word āezerā doesnāt suggest inferiority or subservience. It describes someone who provides strength, rescue, and active support. In fact, the word āezerā is used sixteen times in the Old Testament to refer to God as the helper of His people, a powerful rescuer and deliverer. ā¢ Kenegdo: A Corresponding Partner: In Genesis 2:18, āezerā is coupled with the Hebrew word ākenegdo,ā which signifies ācorresponding to him,ā āopposite to him,ā or āsuitable for him,ā indicating an equal and complementary partnership. Therefore, the phrase āezer kenegdoā implies a strong, equal, and indispensable companion, one who stands alongside the man as a powerful ally. ā¢ Not Subordinate, but Strong: The concept of āezerā portrays women as capable, competent, and strong individuals, created to be a vital force, a necessary force of strength, aid, and leadership. This understanding challenges traditional interpretations that have diminished the role of women based on a limited understanding of āhelperā. In essence, when God describes women as āezer kenegdo,ā He is highlighting their inherent strength, vital contribution, and equal partnership with men in fulfilling their shared purpose and responsibility.
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TEPart 2.. And why you should never be afraid, Old Testament God really dont play tho š„...
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FAFor those who try to argue the Old Testament, look around. We are living amongst exactly what He previously wiped outš¤¦š¼āāļø
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#epstein #oldtestament #christian #fyp
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SEA lot of people say they read the Bible fast and confidentlyā¦
Meanwhile, Iām over here like:
āWaitā¦ who begat who? Whatās a covenant? What even is a Leviticus??ā š
Reading the Bible can feel overwhelming at first.
And honestly, it took me a long time to stop feeling confused or discouraged.
Hereās what helped:
1) The Bible Project (on YouTube):
Their animations and summaries helped me actually understand what the Bible is as a whole, why certain books exist, how the stories connect, and what the point is.
2) I started with the New Testament.
Not because the Old Testament doesnāt matter, but because the New Testament is where Jesus enters the picture, and that changed everything for me. It gave context, clarity, and helped me build faith before diving into the rest.
3) A Bible-based church.
This was actually the last piece I found.
And truthfully, churches were one of the main reasons I stayed away for years. But I finally found a Calvary-style church that walks through Scripture verse by verse, and it has been a game changer. They explain everything, encourage questions, and donāt water anything down.
So if youāre strugglingā¦ youāre not alone.
Itās okay to take your time. Ask questions. Use tools.
Just donāt stop trying.
Because once it clicks, it really does change everything.
Which one are you?
@sean_sarantos
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SAWritten across 1,500 years by more than 40 authors, the Bible is not a random collection of books but a single, coherent narrative. From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture speaks with one voice, revealing Godās plan to redeem humanity. The consistency and depth of this story are remarkable, especially given the vast span of time and cultures involved.
What makes this unity even more striking is how deeply interconnected the text is. Themes planted early in Genesis resurface and find fulfillment later on. Promises, symbols, and patterns quietly echo across the centuries, all pointing toward Jesus Christ. The Old Testament prepares the way; the New Testament brings those hopes to completion.
Reading the Bible with this in mind transforms everything. It stops feeling scattered and starts to feel intentional. Every book, every story, and every prophecy becomes part of a larger designāone story of redemption, authored ultimately by God Himself.
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BIIām not saying this to be edgy.
And Iām not saying this out of anger, politics, or replacement theology caricatures.
Iām saying it because Scripture itself forces the question.
The Bible does not define āIsraelā the way modern geopolitics does.
From Genesis to Revelation, Godās covenant was never about ethnicity alone, but about faith, obedience, and relationship.
Even in the Old Testament, not all who were physically Israel were truly Israel in Godās eyes.
Paul says it plainly:
āThey are not all Israel who are of Israel.ā (Romans 9:6)
And again:
āIf you belong to Christ, then you are Abrahamās seed.ā (Galatians 3:29)
The New Testament doesnāt cancel Israel ā it expands it.
The promises funnel through Jesus, not land borders.
Through covenant, not DNA.
Through faith, not nationality.
Thatās why Revelation doesnāt point us to a modern nation-state as the center of prophecy.
It points us to Christ, His people, and the final conflict over worship and allegiance.
This isnāt anti-Jewish.
This isnāt anti-Israel.
This is pro-Bible.
God loves Jewish people.
God loves Palestinians.
God loves every nation.
But prophecy is not driven by modern flags ā itās driven by faithfulness to Christ.
That distinction mattersā¦ especially in the last days.
āHere are those who keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus.ā (Revelation 14:12)
Truth doesnāt need to shout.
It just needs to be tested by Scripture.
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FRBible trivia: Old Testament ā”ļø New Testament connections #christian #christianity #fyp #jesus #bibletrivia
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