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Jacques Isaac Gabizon
Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint! This radio program falls under the umbrella of Beth Ariel Congregation in Montreal, Canada. We recognize Israel in the plan of God, defending the biblical position that God is not through dealing with her, nor are His promises to her yet fully fulfilled. In these last days there is a great need for Jewish outreach. We pray that both Jew and Gentile would be blessed through this teaching ministry.
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The Gospel of Mark, Part 75Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
The Gospel of Mark, Part 74Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
The Gospel of Mark, Part 73Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
The Gospel of Mark, Part 72Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
The Gospel of Mark, Part 71Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
The Gospel of Mark, Part 70Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
The Gospel of Mark, Part 69Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
The Gospel of Mark, Part 68Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
The Gospel of Mark, Part 67Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
The Gospel of Mark, Part 66Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
The Gospel of Mark, Part 65Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
The Gospel of Mark, Part 64Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
The Gospel of Mark, Part 63Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
The Gospel of Mark, Part 62Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
The Gospel of Mark, Part 61Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://www.bethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/donate/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29?v=20251111
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 7with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 6with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Letter to the Hebrews - Part 5with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Letter to the Hebrews - Part 4with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 3with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Letter to the Hebrews - Part 2with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Yom Kippur - The Day of Atonement, part 2with messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/teaching/the-feasts-of-israel/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Yom Kippur - The Day of Atonement - Part 1with messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/teaching/the-feasts-of-israel/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 1with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
What is in the book of Exodus, that the Holy Spirit would refer to it some 120 times in the Old Testament alone? Exodus marks an important point concerning Israel’s history, as we see her birth as a nation. The history of Israel is the history of man’s failures and God continuous attempts to bring them back to Him. God does this because He will not change His mind concerning His unconditional covenants. The extent of His love is shown through His patience and kindness in the face of a rebellious world.Welcome to Messinic Viewpoint and this 3 day series on the Tabernacle of God according to the blueprint of the Book of Exodus. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
What is in the book of Exodus, that the Holy Spirit would refer to it some 120 times in the Old Testament alone? Exodus marks an important point concerning Israel’s history, as we see her birth as a nation. The history of Israel is the history of man’s failures and God continuous attempts to bring them back to Him. God does this because He will not change His mind concerning His unconditional covenants. The extent of His love is shown through His patience and kindness in the face of a rebellious world.Welcome to Messinic Viewpoint and this 3 day series on the Tabernacle of God according to the blueprint of the Book of Exodus. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
What is in the book of Exodus, that the Holy Spirit would refer to it some 120 times in the Old Testament alone? Exodus marks an important point concerning Israel’s history, as we see her birth as a nation. The history of Israel is the history of man’s failures and God continuous attempts to bring them back to Him. God does this because He will not change His mind concerning His unconditional covenants. The extent of His love is shown through His patience and kindness in the face of a rebellious world.Welcome to Messinic Viewpoint and this 3 day series on the Tabernacle of God according to the blueprint of the Book of Exodus. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
We are starting a new section of the Bible, a seasonable one, a book for today, the Book of Revelation. The word Revelation, apocalysis, means the unveiling, the uncovering of something that was hidden and now revealed, and while it is a word that is often associated with chaos or calamities, this is only a part of its scope, The rest of its content reveals to us some great and profound eternal truths unseen anywhere else in Scripture. It will supply great details for us concerning the eternal home of those who’ve trusted their lives to God and His Messiah. This then is what the Book of Revelation is really about; the uncovering of the facets of our God that is so powerful that it will energize us and make us whole and confident. Thank you for joining us in this study.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
We are starting a new section of the Bible, a seasonable one, a book for today, the Book of Revelation. The word Revelation, apocalysis, means the unveiling, the uncovering of something that was hidden and now revealed, and while it is a word that is often associated with chaos or calamities, this is only a part of its scope, The rest of its content reveals to us some great and profound eternal truths unseen anywhere else in Scripture. It will supply great details for us concerning the eternal home of those who’ve trusted their lives to God and His Messiah. This then is what the Book of Revelation is really about; the uncovering of the facets of our God that is so powerful that it will energize us and make us whole and confident. Thank you for joining us in this study.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
We are starting a new section of the Bible, a seasonable one, a book for today, the Book of Revelation. The word Revelation, apocalysis, means the unveiling, the uncovering of something that was hidden and now revealed, and while it is a word that is often associated with chaos or calamities, this is only a part of its scope, The rest of its content reveals to us some great and profound eternal truths unseen anywhere else in Scripture. It will supply great details for us concerning the eternal home of those who’ve trusted their lives to God and His Messiah. This then is what the Book of Revelation is really about; the uncovering of the facets of our God that is so powerful that it will energize us and make us whole and confident. Thank you for joining us in this study.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
We are starting a new section of the Bible, a seasonable one, a book for today, the Book of Revelation. The word Revelation, apocalysis, means the unveiling, the uncovering of something that was hidden and now revealed, and while it is a word that is often associated with chaos or calamities, this is only a part of its scope, The rest of its content reveals to us some great and profound eternal truths unseen anywhere else in Scripture. It will supply great details for us concerning the eternal home of those who’ve trusted their lives to God and His Messiah. This then is what the Book of Revelation is really about; the uncovering of the facets of our God that is so powerful that it will energize us and make us whole and confident. Thank you for joining us in this study.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
We are starting a new section of the Bible, a seasonable one, a book for today, the Book of Revelation. The word Revelation, apocalysis, means the unveiling, the uncovering of something that was hidden and now revealed, and while it is a word that is often associated with chaos or calamities, this is only a part of its scope, The rest of its content reveals to us some great and profound eternal truths unseen anywhere else in Scripture. It will supply great details for us concerning the eternal home of those who’ve trusted their lives to God and His Messiah. This then is what the Book of Revelation is really about; the uncovering of the facets of our God that is so powerful that it will energize us and make us whole and confident. Thank you for joining us in this study.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/We are starting a new section of the Bible, a seasonable one, a book for today, the Book of Revelation. The word Revelation, apocalysis, means the unveiling, the uncovering of something that was hidden and now revealed, and while it is a word that is often associated with chaos or calamities, this is only a part of its scope, The rest of its content reveals to us some great and profound eternal truths unseen anywhere else in Scripture. It will supply great details for us concerning the eternal home of those who’ve trusted their lives to God and His Messiah. This then is what the Book of Revelation is really about; the uncovering of the facets of our God that is so powerful that it will energize us and make us whole and confident. Thank you for joining us in this study.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
History of Redemption in the Ketuvim (The Writings) Part 12with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
History of Redemption in the Ketuvim (The Writings) Part 11with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
History of Redemption in the Ketuvim (The Writings) Part 10with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
History of Redemption in the Ketuvim (The Writings) Part 9with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
History of Redemption in the Ketuvim (The Writings) Part 8with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
History of Redemption in the Ketuvim (The Writings) Part 7with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
History of Redemption in the Ketuvim (The Writings) Part 6with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
History of Redemption in the Ketuvim (The Writings) Part 5with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
History of Redemption in the Ketuvim (The Writings) Part 4with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 19with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 18with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 17with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 16with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 15with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 14with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 13with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 12with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 11with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 10with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 9with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 8with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 7with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 6with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Letter to the Hebrews - Part 5with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Letter to the Hebrews - Part 4with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Letter to the Hebrews - Part 3with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Letter to the Hebrews - Part 2with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 19with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 18with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 17with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 16with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 15with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 14with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 13with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 12with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 11with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 10with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 9with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 8with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 7with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 6with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 5with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 4with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 3with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 2with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Messiah in Isaiah - Part 1with Messianic Leader J. Isaac Gabizonbethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 32 - Part 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, MontrealVISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 32 - Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, MontrealVISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 31 - Part 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, MontrealVISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 31 - Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 30 - Part 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, MontrealVISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 30 - Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal https://bethariel.ca/Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 29 - Part 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, MontrealDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 29 - Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, MontrealDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 28 - Part 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, MontrealDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 28 - Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 27 - Part 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 27 - Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 26 - Part 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 26 - Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 25 - Part 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 25 - Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 24 - Part 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 24 - Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 23 - Part 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Feast of Passover-Part 2with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizonbethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/teaching/the-feasts-of-israel/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Feast of Passover-Part 1with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizonbethariel.cahttps://bethariel.ca/teaching/the-feasts-of-israel/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 23 - Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 22 - Part 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 22 - Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 21 - Part 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 21 - Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 20 - Part 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 20 - Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 19 - Part 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 19 - Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montrealbethariel.caDid you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through.At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces.But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
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Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
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Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
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Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
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Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
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Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
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Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
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Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
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Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
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Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
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Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged.
Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged.
Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Genesis is not a book of science, nor is it a historical book. It is the Book of God. It is a book of faith. While in its entirety the Bible does contains true and important information about many of the sciences, and from a historical context confirms beforehand many of the modern day archeological finds, it must find its primary purpose as the book which affords us the privilege of knowing the Creator Who then created all things. The Hebrew title for Genesis is Bereisheet which means beginning. In the beginning, there we were and as we look at our past and origins, it will give us a great understanding of our present world, and of ourselves. As far back in the past as Genesis was in time, it is still so close to us today; its words are alive and powerful and its truths remain unchanged.
Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and our continuing study in the Book of Genesis. Be blessed as you listen in. Shalom!
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 21 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 20 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 19 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 18 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 17 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 16 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 15 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 14 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 13 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 12 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 11 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 10 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 9 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 8 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 7 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 6 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 5 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 4 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 3 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 2 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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The Believers in the End Times, part 1: James Sermon 1 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon
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As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
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As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
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As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
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As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
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As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
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As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
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As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
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As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
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As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
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As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
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As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
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As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
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As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
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As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
As we open up the pages of 2Samuel, we see that the main personality we are dealing with is King David, a complicated man of extremes. At times he appears so wise, so discerning, and yet, at other times, his actions, and his sins are surprising as they initially surpass our understanding. He is hard to figure out. He is the shepherd with a such a great heart and so much faith and love. He is also the artist, the poet, the musician, and he is endowed with exceptional political and administrative abilities. He is also the soldier, at times the merciless warrior yet at other times extending mercy as he did for example, with Jonathan’s son. With so many contradictions and inconsistencies in his life, we ask; how could he commit such grave sins and yet have such an influence in the Bible? When we think we have the answer to man’s condition, to the state of his heart and God’s resolve, we must be stirred to remember the words of God in Jeremiah; who can know the heart of man? (Jer. 17:9). Welcome to the Book of 2Samuel. Be blessed as you listen in to these messages given by Pastor J. Issac Gabizon.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions.The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions.The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions.The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions.The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions. The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions.The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
When David wrote the Psalms, the Book of Samuel was not yet written. Yet, it is in this book where we find his story, how he was anointed, how he came to power and gathered all of Israel as one making it into a great nation. However, the Book of Samuel is not really about David but more about his Descendant, the Messiah, Yeshua, Jesus our Messiah. It is about the way God painstakingly prepared our salvation from the very beginning, despite so many hurdles and rebellions.The story of Samuel tells us how God took one woman, Hannah, and miraculously touched her so that she gave birth to a son. That son Samuel, coming from a priestly line would in turn anoint David who began the lineage of the kings of Judah until the last King of Judah, Yeshua the Messiah. And what a great theme we find in the Book of Samuel; God’s sovereignty despite a world of confusion.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and to our new series on 1Samuel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Shavuot - Pentecost Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/teaching/the-feasts-of-israel/shavuot-the-feast-of-weeks-pentecost/Shavuot - Pentecost fulfilled by the birth of the Church. This is the only time when God required an offering containing leaven. Leaven symbolizes sin. On this occasion, the Feast of Weeks, two loaves were offered, prophetically representing the two members of the newly born ChurchJews and Gentiles. That saved sinners were brought into the Church, could be the possible explanation to the leavened offering. On the day of Pentecost, you can wish your brothers and sisters in Messiah a Happy Birthday, commemorating the day the Church was born.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Shavuot - Pentecost Part 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/teaching/the-feasts-of-israel/shavuot-the-feast-of-weeks-pentecost/Shavuot - Pentecost fulfilled by the birth of the Church. This is the only time when God required an offering containing leaven. Leaven symbolizes sin. On this occasion, the Feast of Weeks, two loaves were offered, prophetically representing the two members of the newly born ChurchJews and Gentiles. That saved sinners were brought into the Church, could be the possible explanation to the leavened offering. On the day of Pentecost, you can wish your brothers and sisters in Messiah a Happy Birthday, commemorating the day the Church was born.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
What is in the book of Exodus, that the Holy Spirit would refer to it some 120 times in the Old Testament alone? Exodus marks an important point concerning Israel’s history, as we see her birth as a nation. The history of Israel is the history of man’s failures and God continuous attempts to bring them back to Him. God does this because He will not change His mind concerning His unconditional covenants. The extent of His love is shown through His patience and kindness in the face of a rebellious world.Welcome to Messinic Viewpoint and this 3 day series on the Tabernacle of God according to the blueprint of the Book of Exodus. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
What is in the book of Exodus, that the Holy Spirit would refer to it some 120 times in the Old Testament alone? Exodus marks an important point concerning Israel’s history, as we see her birth as a nation. The history of Israel is the history of man’s failures and God continuous attempts to bring them back to Him. God does this because He will not change His mind concerning His unconditional covenants. The extent of His love is shown through His patience and kindness in the face of a rebellious world.Welcome to Messinic Viewpoint and this 3 day series on the Tabernacle of God according to the blueprint of the Book of Exodus. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
What is in the book of Exodus, that the Holy Spirit would refer to it some 120 times in the Old Testament alone? Exodus marks an important point concerning Israel’s history, as we see her birth as a nation. The history of Israel is the history of man’s failures and God continuous attempts to bring them back to Him. God does this because He will not change His mind concerning His unconditional covenants. The extent of His love is shown through His patience and kindness in the face of a rebellious world.Welcome to Messinic Viewpoint and this 3 day series on the Tabernacle of God according to the blueprint of the Book of Exodus. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
This is the conclusion our study of this wonderful epistle written to the Philippians. It is one of the finest, simplest, yet profoundly persuasive letters we have received. You can read it in just a few minutes and be blessed or you can spend weeks studying it and becoming even more blessed.The writer of this letter is Paul, a very special man; he is a lover of God. We know Paul’s way of being stern, yet tender when it comes to teaching truth and we know him as uncompromising when a red line is being crossed. We also appreciate his sensitivity and how close a relationship He had with his God. In Philippians, he shows his joy which is sincere and genuine; he is transparent as a child in that respect, yet his words are the words of a giant. This epistle is one written from the heart. Perhaps that is why many commentators have found it hard to see a central theme in this book. Being from the heart, it explodes with emotion while resting rooted in solid teaching.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and welcome to this study on the book of Philippians. Be blessed as you listen in, shalom.https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
We are beginning our study of this wonderful epistle written to the Philippians. It is one of the finest, simplest, yet profoundly persuasive letters we have received. You can read it in just a few minutes and be blessed or you can spend weeks studying it and becoming even more blessed.The writer of this letter is Paul, a very special man; he is a lover of God. We know Paul’s way of being stern, yet tender when it comes to teaching truth and we know him as uncompromising when a red line is being crossed. We also appreciate his sensitivity and how close a relationship He had with his God. In Philippians, he shows his joy which is sincere and genuine; he is transparent as a child in that respect, yet his words are the words of a giant. This epistle is one written from the heart. Perhaps that is why many commentators have found it hard to see a central theme in this book. Being from the heart, it explodes with emotion while resting rooted in solid teaching.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and welcome to this study on the book of Philippians. Be blessed as you listen in, shalom.https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
We are beginning our study of this wonderful epistle written to the Philippians. It is one of the finest, simplest, yet profoundly persuasive letters we have received. You can read it in just a few minutes and be blessed or you can spend weeks studying it and becoming even more blessed.The writer of this letter is Paul, a very special man; he is a lover of God. We know Paul’s way of being stern, yet tender when it comes to teaching truth and we know him as uncompromising when a red line is being crossed. We also appreciate his sensitivity and how close a relationship He had with his God. In Philippians, he shows his joy which is sincere and genuine; he is transparent as a child in that respect, yet his words are the words of a giant. This epistle is one written from the heart. Perhaps that is why many commentators have found it hard to see a central theme in this book. Being from the heart, it explodes with emotion while resting rooted in solid teaching.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and welcome to this study on the book of Philippians. Be blessed as you listen in, shalom.https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
We are beginning our study of this wonderful epistle written to the Philippians. It is one of the finest, simplest, yet profoundly persuasive letters we have received. You can read it in just a few minutes and be blessed or you can spend weeks studying it and becoming even more blessed.The writer of this letter is Paul, a very special man; he is a lover of God. We know Paul’s way of being stern, yet tender when it comes to teaching truth and we know him as uncompromising when a red line is being crossed. We also appreciate his sensitivity and how close a relationship He had with his God. In Philippians, he shows his joy which is sincere and genuine; he is transparent as a child in that respect, yet his words are the words of a giant. This epistle is one written from the heart. Perhaps that is why many commentators have found it hard to see a central theme in this book. Being from the heart, it explodes with emotion while resting rooted in solid teaching.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and welcome to this study on the book of Philippians. Be blessed as you listen in, shalom.https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
We are beginning our study of this wonderful epistle written to the Philippians. It is one of the finest, simplest, yet profoundly persuasive letters we have received. You can read it in just a few minutes and be blessed or you can spend weeks studying it and becoming even more blessed.The writer of this letter is Paul, a very special man; he is a lover of God. We know Paul’s way of being stern, yet tender when it comes to teaching truth and we know him as uncompromising when a red line is being crossed. We also appreciate his sensitivity and how close a relationship He had with his God. In Philippians, he shows his joy which is sincere and genuine; he is transparent as a child in that respect, yet his words are the words of a giant. This epistle is one written from the heart. Perhaps that is why many commentators have found it hard to see a central theme in this book. Being from the heart, it explodes with emotion while resting rooted in solid teaching.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and welcome to this study on the book of Philippians. Be blessed as you listen in, shalom.https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
We are beginning our study of this wonderful epistle written to the Philippians. It is one of the finest, simplest, yet profoundly persuasive letters we have received. You can read it in just a few minutes and be blessed or you can spend weeks studying it and becoming even more blessed.The writer of this letter is Paul, a very special man; he is a lover of God. We know Paul’s way of being stern, yet tender when it comes to teaching truth and we know him as uncompromising when a red line is being crossed. We also appreciate his sensitivity and how close a relationship He had with his God. In Philippians, he shows his joy which is sincere and genuine; he is transparent as a child in that respect, yet his words are the words of a giant. This epistle is one written from the heart. Perhaps that is why many commentators have found it hard to see a central theme in this book. Being from the heart, it explodes with emotion while resting rooted in solid teaching.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and welcome to this study on the book of Philippians. Be blessed as you listen in, shalom.https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
We are beginning our study of this wonderful epistle written to the Philippians. It is one of the finest, simplest, yet profoundly persuasive letters we have received. You can read it in just a few minutes and be blessed or you can spend weeks studying it and becoming even more blessed.The writer of this letter is Paul, a very special man; he is a lover of God. We know Paul’s way of being stern, yet tender when it comes to teaching truth and we know him as uncompromising when a red line is being crossed. We also appreciate his sensitivity and how close a relationship He had with his God. In Philippians, he shows his joy which is sincere and genuine; he is transparent as a child in that respect, yet his words are the words of a giant. This epistle is one written from the heart. Perhaps that is why many commentators have found it hard to see a central theme in this book. Being from the heart, it explodes with emotion while resting rooted in solid teaching.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and welcome to this study on the book of Philippians. Be blessed as you listen in, shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
We are beginning our study of this wonderful epistle written to the Philippians. It is one of the finest, simplest, yet profoundly persuasive letters we have received. You can read it in just a few minutes and be blessed or you can spend weeks studying it and becoming even more blessed.The writer of this letter is Paul, a very special man; he is a lover of God. We know Paul’s way of being stern, yet tender when it comes to teaching truth and we know him as uncompromising when a red line is being crossed. We also appreciate his sensitivity and how close a relationship He had with his God. In Philippians, he shows his joy which is sincere and genuine; he is transparent as a child in that respect, yet his words are the words of a giant. This epistle is one written from the heart. Perhaps that is why many commentators have found it hard to see a central theme in this book. Being from the heart, it explodes with emotion while resting rooted in solid teaching.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and welcome to this study on the book of Philippians. Be blessed as you listen in, shalom.https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
We are beginning our study of this wonderful epistle written to the Philippians. It is one of the finest, simplest, yet profoundly persuasive letters we have received. You can read it in just a few minutes and be blessed or you can spend weeks studying it and becoming even more blessed.The writer of this letter is Paul, a very special man; he is a lover of God. We know Paul’s way of being stern, yet tender when it comes to teaching truth and we know him as uncompromising when a red line is being crossed. We also appreciate his sensitivity and how close a relationship He had with his God. In Philippians, he shows his joy which is sincere and genuine; he is transparent as a child in that respect, yet his words are the words of a giant. This epistle is one written from the heart. Perhaps that is why many commentators have found it hard to see a central theme in this book. Being from the heart, it explodes with emotion while resting rooted in solid teaching.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Jacques Isaac Gabizon and welcome to this study on the book of Philippians. Be blessed as you listen in, shalom.https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 51With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 50With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 49With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 48With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 47With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 46With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 45With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 44With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 43With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 42With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 41With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 40With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 39With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 38With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 37With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 36With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 35With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 34With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 33With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 32With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 31With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 30With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 29With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 28With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 27With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 25With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 24With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 23With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 22With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 21With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 20With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 19With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 18With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 17With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 16With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 15With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 14With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 13With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 12With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 11With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 10With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 9With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 8With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 7With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 6With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, MontrealTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 5With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 4With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 3With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 2With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Zechariah: Sermon 1With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Messianic Congregation, Montrealhttps://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The story of Purim is for anyone who may have thought that God has forgotten them. For anyone who may have concluded that they are fighting the fight all by themselves; here and more than in any other places in the Scriptures, God is never gone, He is so involved in the affairs of His people.The Book of Esther stands also as a prophecy which speaks of God's love for Israel and for all, for all who made Yeshua Lord in their lives. Esther is then for you to know that He loves and protects you all the time, even though we may not always see Him.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon and this 2 day message on the Feast of Purim. Blessings as you listen, shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The story of Purim is for anyone who may have thought that God has forgotten them. For anyone who may have concluded that they are fighting the fight all by themselves; here and more than in any other places in the Scriptures, God is never gone, He is so involved in the affairs of His people.The Book of Esther stands also as a prophecy which speaks of God's love for Israel and for all, for all who made Yeshua Lord in their lives. Esther is then for you to know that He loves and protects you all the time, even though we may not always see Him.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon and this 2 day message on the Feast of Purim. Blessings as you listen, shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Jeremiah is a manual, a guide in our relationship with God. We may have never known Him in the way this prophet brings Him to us. Jeremiah brings God down to earth and teaches us that He is ever so present with us in all aspects of our lives. He lives with us, He is always with us, in our joy and our sorrows.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this Bible book series on The Book of Jeremiah. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 195196by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 193194by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 191192by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 189190by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 187188by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 185186by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 183184by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 181182by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 179180by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 177178by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 175176by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 173174by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 171172by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 169170by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 167168by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 165166by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 163164by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 161162by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 159160by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 157158by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 155156by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 153154by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 151152by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 149150by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 147148by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 145146by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 143144by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 141142by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 139140by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 137138by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 135136by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 133134by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 131132by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 129130by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
"The Fleeting Of Time: Another New Year!" Part 2with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon.www.bethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The beginning of a New Year often brings us to consider how fleeting time is. We get settled in our ways and become well engrained into our daily routines until a time like a birthday, an anniversary or a New Year comes around and brings us to ponder and reflect on the past and the future. We will look at one part of our Bible, a mysterious but so edifying one, the first chapter of the Book of Ezekiel. It will make us realize how great our salvation is and will encourage us to further prepare ourselves to meet our great and wonderful God, a preparation we can all begin together this coming New Year.Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this 2 day series on New Year’s Hope for Eternity with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in, shalom.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 127128by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 125126by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 123124by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 121122by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 119120by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Christmas Through a Jewish Lens - Part 2with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. www.bethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Christmas Through a Jewish Lens - Part 1with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. www.bethariel.caTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 117118by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 115116by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 113114by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 111112by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 109110by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Hanukkah: The Greater Miracle Still to Come, Part 2with Messianic Leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon.www.bethariel.caIn Matthew 24 Yeshua Himself quoted Daniel and used the events surrounding Hanukkah to describe what will transpire in the Tribulation times. One such example is the "Abomination of Desolation". However, as we read these prophecies, we understand that Antiochus is a foreshadow of the full terror that will be inflicted by the Antichrist Himself, during the Tribulation.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
Hanukkah: The Greater Miracle Still to Come, Part 1with Messianic Leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. www.bethariel.ca In Matthew 24 Yeshua Himself quoted Daniel and used the events surrounding Hanukkah to describe what will transpire in the Tribulation times. One such example is the "Abomination of Desolation". However, as we read these prophecies, we understand that Antiochus is a foreshadow of the full terror that will be inflicted by the Antichrist Himself, during the Tribulation.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 107108by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 105106by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 103104by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 101102by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 99100by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 9798by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 9596by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 9394by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 9192by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 8990by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 8788by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 8586by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 8384by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 8182by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 7980by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 7778by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 7576by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 7374by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac GabizonBeth Ariel Congregation, MontrealVisit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Gospel of Matthew: Part 7172 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 6970 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 6768 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 6566 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 6364 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 6162 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 5960 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 5758 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 5556 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 5354 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 5152 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 4950 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 4748 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 4546 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 4344 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 4142 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 3940 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 3738 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 3536 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 3334 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 3132 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 2930 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 2728 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 2526 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 2324 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 2122 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 1920 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 1718 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 1516, by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 1314, by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 1112, by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 910, by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 78, by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Feast of Tabernacles - Sukkot - 2022 - סוכות with Messianic Teacher Jacques Isaac Gabizon https://bethariel.ca/
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The Feast of Tabernacles - Sukkot - 2022 - סוכות with Messianic Teacher Jacques Isaac Gabizon https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 56, by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 34, by messianic Leadear Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Gospel of Matthew: Part 12, by messianic Leadear Jacques Isaac Gabizon Beth Ariel Congregation, Montreal Visit our Website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 33 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/ Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 33 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/ Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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"The Day of Atonement" - Yom Kippur - יוֹם כִּפּוּר with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Isn’t it ironic that Jonah ran in the other direction, away from Ninevah thinking that he might give extra time to Israel so she might have even more time to repent but the opposite actually happened. Ninevah is 550 miles away from Samaria, the capital of the northern kingdom of Israel.
Had Jonah set out by land on a camel it would have taken just under a month. Had he walked, maybe a little over a month. But by running away, he actually ends up in Ninevah a lot sooner within 3 or 4 days. What can we learn from this? God is in full control; over the seas and over all that is in the sea, over storms upon the seas and the ones that are in our lives. Is it not better to trust the sovereign Lord and do things his way? I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of the Lord than to dwell in the tents of wickedness. It is far better to be in glorious communion with God, living in the joy of the Lord, loyal to His Word, than to waste time pleasing our rebellious ways. Psalm 43:3,4 O send out Your light and Your truth: let them lead me; let them bring me to Your holy hill, and to Your tabernacles Visit our website: https://bethariel.ca/
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"The Day of Atonement" - Yom Kippur - יוֹם כִּפּוּר with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. "The Day of Atonement" - Yom Kippur - יוֹם כִּפּוּר with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Isn’t it ironic that Jonah ran in the other direction, away from Ninevah thinking that he might give extra time to Israel so she might have even more time to repent but the opposite actually happened. Ninevah is 550 miles away from Samaria, the capital of the northern kingdom of Israel. Had Jonah set out by land on a camel it would have taken just under a month. Had he walked, maybe a little over a month. But by running away, he actually ends up in Ninevah a lot sooner within 3 or 4 days. What can we learn from this? God is in full control; over the seas and over all that is in the sea, over storms upon the seas and the ones that are in our lives. Is it not better to trust the sovereign Lord and do things his way? I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of the Lord than to dwell in the tents of wickedness. It is far better to be in glorious communion with God, living in the joy of the Lord, loyal to His Word, than to waste time pleasing our rebellious ways. Psalm 43:3,4 O send out Your light and Your truth: let them lead me; let them bring me to Your holy hill, and to Your tabernacles Visit our website: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 32 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/ Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 32 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/ Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 31 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/ Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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A Memorial of the Blowing of the Trumpets - A Shabbat Rest - A Holy Convocation (Leviticus 23:23-24) - A Day of Remembering (יוֹם הַזִּכָּרוֹן - Yom Hazikaron) A message by Messianic Teacher Jacques Isaac Gabizon VISIT OUR WEBSITE: https://bethariel.ca/
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A Memorial of the Blowing of the Trumpets A Shabbat RestA Holy Convocation (Leviticus 23:23-24) A Day of Remembering (יוֹם הַזִּכָּרוֹן - Yom Hazikaron)A message by Messianic Teacher Jacques Isaac GabizonVISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE: https://bethariel.ca/
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 31 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/ Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 30 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/ Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 30 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/ Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 29 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/ Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 29 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/ Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 28 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE : https://bethariel.ca/ Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 28 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 27 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 27 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 26 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 23 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 23 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 22 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 22 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 21 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 21 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 20 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 20 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 19 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 19 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 18 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 18 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 17 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 17 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 16 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 16 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 15 - Part 2 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 15 - Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 14 Part 2 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 14 Part 1 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 13 Part 2 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 13 Part 1 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 12 Part 2 with Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal bethariel.ca
Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 12 Part 1 With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon bethariel.ca
Did you know that there is no other book of the Bible which contains more of the very words of God than in Leviticus? Here, God is the direct speaker on almost every page. That is one very important reason why we consider this book so vital to read through. At the start of the book, we are immediately confronted by detailed and graphic laws concerning animal sacrifices which for some, could be very offensive. Without hesitation, the book explains how the offender should slaughter the animal, how he should flay it and cut it into pieces. But what are we about to discover behind this first, uninviting, and aggressive description of the sacrifices and profusion of blood? The moment one begins to understand that Leviticus is not really a book, but a mirror, one will begin to grasp its message. God is holy and He requires our purity. What is most offensive here is not the animal sacrifice but our actions, our sins which have caused us to separate from God. Leviticus demands that we evaluate the causes and consequences of our own sins and then draw closer to God.
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 11 Part 2 by Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 10 Part 2 by Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 9 Part 2 by Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 8 Part 2 by Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 7 Part 2 by Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 6 Part 2 by Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 5 Part 2 - by Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 5 Part 1 - Where is your Minha? by Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 4 Part 2 by Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 3 Part 2 by Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel Montreal
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The Book of Leviticus: Sermon 2 Part 2 by Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon, Beth Ariel, Montreal
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As for the letters themselves, entering Thessalonians is like setting foot into a beautiful garden filled with so many different types of fragrances coming from all the beautiful plants and flowers there; with so much, one becomes overwhelmed by all its variety. And we recognize the gardener who built it; his name is Paul, whose thoughts always seem to exceed the words in his letters. These letters, fully inspired by the Holy Spirit, are so rich and every statement is so loaded. In fact in these short eight chapters, we can recognize almost all the doctrines of the bible. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this series on the Letters to the Thessalonians with messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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As for the letters themselves, entering Thessalonians is like setting foot into a beautiful garden filled with so many different types of fragrances coming from all the beautiful plants and flowers there; with so much, one becomes overwhelmed by all its variety. And we recognize the gardener who built it; his name is Paul, whose thoughts always seem to exceed the words in his letters. These letters, fully inspired by the Holy Spirit, are so rich and every statement is so loaded. In fact in these short eight chapters, we can recognize almost all the doctrines of the bible. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this series on the Letters to the Thessalonians with messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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As for the letters themselves, entering Thessalonians is like setting foot into a beautiful garden filled with so many different types of fragrances coming from all the beautiful plants and flowers there; with so much, one becomes overwhelmed by all its variety. And we recognize the gardener who built it; his name is Paul, whose thoughts always seem to exceed the words in his letters. These letters, fully inspired by the Holy Spirit, are so rich and every statement is so loaded. In fact in these short eight chapters, we can recognize almost all the doctrines of the bible. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this series on the Letters to the Thessalonians with messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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As for the letters themselves, entering Thessalonians is like setting foot into a beautiful garden filled with so many different types of fragrances coming from all the beautiful plants and flowers there; with so much, one becomes overwhelmed by all its variety. And we recognize the gardener who built it; his name is Paul, whose thoughts always seem to exceed the words in his letters. These letters, fully inspired by the Holy Spirit, are so rich and every statement is so loaded. In fact in these short eight chapters, we can recognize almost all the doctrines of the bible. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this series on the Letters to the Thessalonians with messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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As for the letters themselves, entering Thessalonians is like setting foot into a beautiful garden filled with so many different types of fragrances coming from all the beautiful plants and flowers there; with so much, one becomes overwhelmed by all its variety. And we recognize the gardener who built it; his name is Paul, whose thoughts always seem to exceed the words in his letters. These letters, fully inspired by the Holy Spirit, are so rich and every statement is so loaded. In fact in these short eight chapters, we can recognize almost all the doctrines of the bible. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this series on the Letters to the Thessalonians with messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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As for the letters themselves, entering Thessalonians is like setting foot into a beautiful garden filled with so many different types of fragrances coming from all the beautiful plants and flowers there; with so much, one becomes overwhelmed by all its variety. And we recognize the gardener who built it; his name is Paul, whose thoughts always seem to exceed the words in his letters. These letters, fully inspired by the Holy Spirit, are so rich and every statement is so loaded. In fact in these short eight chapters, we can recognize almost all the doctrines of the bible. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this series on the Letters to the Thessalonians with messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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As for the letters themselves, entering Thessalonians is like setting foot into a beautiful garden filled with so many different types of fragrances coming from all the beautiful plants and flowers there; with so much, one becomes overwhelmed by all its variety. And we recognize the gardener who built it; his name is Paul, whose thoughts always seem to exceed the words in his letters. These letters, fully inspired by the Holy Spirit, are so rich and every statement is so loaded. In fact in these short eight chapters, we can recognize almost all the doctrines of the bible. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this series on the Letters to the Thessalonians with messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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As for the letters themselves, entering Thessalonians is like setting foot into a beautiful garden filled with so many different types of fragrances coming from all the beautiful plants and flowers there; with so much, one becomes overwhelmed by all its variety. And we recognize the gardener who built it; his name is Paul, whose thoughts always seem to exceed the words in his letters. These letters, fully inspired by the Holy Spirit, are so rich and every statement is so loaded. In fact in these short eight chapters, we can recognize almost all the doctrines of the bible. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this series on the Letters to the Thessalonians with messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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As for the letters themselves, entering Thessalonians is like setting foot into a beautiful garden filled with so many different types of fragrances coming from all the beautiful plants and flowers there; with so much, one becomes overwhelmed by all its variety. And we recognize the gardener who built it; his name is Paul, whose thoughts always seem to exceed the words in his letters. These letters, fully inspired by the Holy Spirit, are so rich and every statement is so loaded. In fact in these short eight chapters, we can recognize almost all the doctrines of the bible. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this series on the Letters to the Thessalonians with messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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As for the letters themselves, entering Thessalonians is like setting foot into a beautiful garden filled with so many different types of fragrances coming from all the beautiful plants and flowers there; with so much, one becomes overwhelmed by all its variety. And we recognize the gardener who built it; his name is Paul, whose thoughts always seem to exceed the words in his letters. These letters, fully inspired by the Holy Spirit, are so rich and every statement is so loaded. In fact in these short eight chapters, we can recognize almost all the doctrines of the bible. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this series on the Letters to the Thessalonians with messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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As for the letters themselves, entering Thessalonians is like setting foot into a beautiful garden filled with so many different types of fragrances coming from all the beautiful plants and flowers there; with so much, one becomes overwhelmed by all its variety. And we recognize the gardener who built it; his name is Paul, whose thoughts always seem to exceed the words in his letters. These letters, fully inspired by the Holy Spirit, are so rich and every statement is so loaded. In fact in these short eight chapters, we can recognize almost all the doctrines of the bible. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this series on the Letters to the Thessalonians with messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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As for the letters themselves, entering Thessalonians is like setting foot into a beautiful garden filled with so many different types of fragrances coming from all the beautiful plants and flowers there; with so much, one becomes overwhelmed by all its variety. And we recognize the gardener who built it; his name is Paul, whose thoughts always seem to exceed the words in his letters. These letters, fully inspired by the Holy Spirit, are so rich and every statement is so loaded. In fact in these short eight chapters, we can recognize almost all the doctrines of the bible. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this series on the Letters to the Thessalonians with messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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As for the letters themselves, entering Thessalonians is like setting foot into a beautiful garden filled with so many different types of fragrances coming from all the beautiful plants and flowers there; with so much, one becomes overwhelmed by all its variety. And we recognize the gardener who built it; his name is Paul, whose thoughts always seem to exceed the words in his letters. These letters, fully inspired by the Holy Spirit, are so rich and every statement is so loaded. In fact in these short eight chapters, we can recognize almost all the doctrines of the bible. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this series on the Letters to the Thessalonians with messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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As for the letters themselves, entering Thessalonians is like setting foot into a beautiful garden filled with so many different types of fragrances coming from all the beautiful plants and flowers there; with so much, one becomes overwhelmed by all its variety And we recognize the gardener who built it; his name is Paul, whose thoughts always seem to exceed the words in his letters. These letters, fully inspired by the Holy Spirit, are so rich and every statement is so loaded. In fact in these short eight chapters, we can recognize almost all the doctrines of the bible. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this new series on the Letters to the Thessalonians with messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen in and shalom.
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One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
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One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
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One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
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One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
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Chag Shavuot Sameach Happy Shavuot (Pentecost)! This evening, Sunday May 16th, at sundown, begins the Feast of Shavuot where Jewish tradition has it that the law of Moses was given to Israel on Mt. Sinai. For the believer in Yeshua, we celebrate the fulfillment of those laws through the Messiah’s atonement, death and resurrection. As a result, we continue to be obedient to the Word of God, recognizing on the one hand the intrinsic value of the Mosaic Law, and on the other the fuller revelation of God’s plans and directives as seen through the Brit Chadasha (new covenant). One command that is fundamental to both covenants is our responsibility to pray for the peace of Jerusalem, in and out of wartime seasons. There are blessings related to praying for Israel (Genesis 12:3, Psalm 122:6, Matthew 25: 31-40) and we should not forget how Abimelech’s household was blessed because of his righteous response to the truth concerning Sarah’s being taken into his harem (Genesis chapter 20). In addition, Genesis 26 relates how Phicol and Abimelech recognized their responsibility in avoiding any harm to Isaac or Rebekah, in order to safeguard their own wellbeing.At this time of Shavuot, let us rely on and stand strong in God’s sovereign plan and purposes. Let us continue to be obedient to the Lord’s commands as we work out our salvation and sanctification feast by feast and day by day.
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Chag Shavuot Sameach Happy Shavuot (Pentecost)! This evening, Sunday May 16th, at sundown, begins the Feast of Shavuot where Jewish tradition has it that the law of Moses was given to Israel on Mt. Sinai. For the believer in Yeshua, we celebrate the fulfillment of those laws through the Messiah’s atonement, death and resurrection. As a result, we continue to be obedient to the Word of God, recognizing on the one hand the intrinsic value of the Mosaic Law, and on the other the fuller revelation of God’s plans and directives as seen through the Brit Chadasha (new covenant). One command that is fundamental to both covenants is our responsibility to pray for the peace of Jerusalem, in and out of wartime seasons. There are blessings related to praying for Israel (Genesis 12:3, Psalm 122:6, Matthew 25: 31-40) and we should not forget how Abimelech’s household was blessed because of his righteous response to the truth concerning Sarah’s being taken into his harem (Genesis chapter 20). In addition, Genesis 26 relates how Phicol and Abimelech recognized their responsibility in avoiding any harm to Isaac or Rebekah, in order to safeguard their own wellbeing.At this time of Shavuot, let us rely on and stand strong in God’s sovereign plan and purposes. Let us continue to be obedient to the Lord’s commands as we work out our salvation and sanctification feast by feast and day by day.
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One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
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One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
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One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
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One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
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Beside the doctrine of the trinity, the resurrection is another very attacked truth of the Bible. It is often redefined to lower its great influence, and to dim its great lightit is many times plainly denied.A few years ago, in 2017, the BBC commissioned a survey about Christian belief in the resurrection and found out some very surprising results; the survey revealed that one quarter of Christians in Great Britain say that the resurrection never happened.But there can be no Christianity without the resurrection. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this 2 day series on: The Resurrection of the Messiah, with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
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Beside the doctrine of the trinity, the resurrection is another very attacked truth of the Bible. It is often redefined to lower its great influence, and to dim its great light it is many times plainly denied. A few years ago, in 2017, the BBC commissioned a survey about Christian belief in the resurrection and found out some very surprising results; the survey revealed that one quarter of Christians in Great Britain say that the resurrection never happened. But there can be no Christianity without the resurrection. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint and this 2 day series on: The Resurrection of the Messiah, with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
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Passover reaches deep in the faith of Biblical Christians. It is a major element of the foundation of their salvation. What we are going to see is a great correlation between the Pascal Lamb and the Messiah, as the blood of the lamb covered the Israelites and protected them from the coming judgment when they came out of Egypt, in the same way the blood of the Messiah covers us and protects us from the coming judgment. This great Feast of Passover speaks of redemption: the history of redemption that preceded and also followed the Passover, there we are going to situate the Passover in history and we are going to see something truly beautiful, God prepared for us, right from the beginning and throughout history, the way of salvation, how much He desires to share with us our eternal future by sending His Son, the Pascal Lamb for our redemption. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon and this 2 part series on the Feast of Passover. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.
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Passover reaches deep in the faith of Biblical Christians. It is a major element of the foundation of their salvation. What we are going to see is a great correlation between the Pascal Lamb and the Messiah, as the blood of the lamb covered the Israelites and protected them from the coming judgment when they came out of Egypt, in the same way the blood of the Messiah covers us and protects us from the coming judgment. This great Feast of Passover speaks of redemption: the history of redemption that preceded and also followed the Passover, there we are going to situate the Passover in history and we are going to see something truly beautiful, God prepared for us, right from the beginning and throughout history, the way of salvation, how much He desires to share with us our eternal future by sending His Son, the Pascal Lamb for our redemption. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon and this2 part series on the Feast of Passover. Be blessed as you listen and shalom.
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One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
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One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the continuing study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
One hundred years ago, many of the prophecies in this book were still obscure. Today as we are approaching the end, they become more understandable just as the angel told the prophet at the end of Daniel, But you, Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book until the time of the end. (Daniel 12:2) Daniel’s prophecies provide us with a comprehensive and chronological prophetical view of the broad movement of history, from the Times of the Gentiles to the Messianic Rule of Messiah. It is also thoroughly practical as well. In the harsh environment of the captivity, the faith, prayer life, and the love for God Daniel had still stands today as a great example for us to follow. Welcome to Shalom Ariel and the first study in the Book of Daniel with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Be blessed as you listen, shalom.
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The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
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The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
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The story of Purim is for anyone who may have thought that God has forgotten them. For anyone who may have concluded that they are fighting the fight all by themselves; here and more than in any other places in the Scriptures, God is never gone, He is so involved in the affairs of His people. The Book of Esther stands also as a prophecy which speaks of God's love for Israel and for all, for all who made Yeshua Lord in their lives. Esther is then for you to know that He loves and protects you all the time, even though we may not always see Him. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon and this 2 daymessage on the Feast of Purim. Blessings as you listen, shalom.
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The story of Purim is for anyone who may have thought that God has forgotten them. For anyone who may have concluded that they are fighting the fight all by themselves; here and more than in any other places in the Scriptures, God is never gone, He is so involved in the affairs of His people. The Book of Esther stands also as a prophecy which speaks of God's love for Israel and for all, for all who made Yeshua Lord in their lives. Esther is then for you to know that He loves and protects you all the time, even though we may not always see Him. Welcome to Messianic Viewpoint with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon and this 2 daymessage on the Feast of Purim. Blessings as you listen, shalom.
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The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
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The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29
The Book of Numbers can be described as many things, but not as a math book unless we continue to add up the blessings, multiply that by God’s grace, divide those blessings among the body of believers and subtract sin that limits our growth. Numbers is a big book, the biggest of the 5 Torah books, yet we will not let the number of words impress us. That is not the goal. The goal rather is to see how the Lord takes our personal growth to heart. As big as God is, for the heaven of heavens cannot contain Him, He will use the smallest of things to demonstrate His greatness. Only a handful of flour in a bowl and little oil in the jar amounted to endless provision for a widow and her son. Five barley loaves and two fish fed more than 15 thousand. Yes, small things count for God we too are small, like sands of the sea, but to God, He has counted us worthy to die for. We praise our great God who counts on even the smallest things, like us, to demonstrate the majesty of His great glory for we know the Lord is great! Be blessed as you listen in to the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1254/29