Yahweh's Courtship and Marriage with Israel - Feast of Unleavened Bread 2023
- (secondary) Isaiah 43
- (secondary) Isaiah 41:8–16 — Isaiah 41:8-16
- (secondary) Song Of Solomon 4:2 — Song of Solomon 4:2
- (secondary) Exodus 31:12–16 — Exodus 31:12-16
- (secondary) Ezekiel 20:12
- (secondary) Ephesians 1:14–16 — Ephesians 1:14-16
- (secondary) Deuteronomy 7:15
- (secondary) Psalm 24
- (secondary) 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18 — 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18
- (secondary) Ecclesiastes 12:13
- (secondary) Exodus 19:13
- (secondary) Leviticus 23
- (secondary) Hosea 2:2–7 — Hosea 2:2, 7
- (secondary) Revelation 2
- (secondary) Matthew 13:33
- (secondary) Acts 2:38
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A guest speaker (not named in the transcript) presents Yahweh's relationship with Israel as a courtship and marriage, building on Solomon's four things too wonderful to understand: the way of an eagle, a serpent, a ship, and a man with a virgin. He traces the appointed times as the stages of a love story: Passover and the Exodus as the pursuit and bride price, the Sabbath as the engagement ring and sign of the covenant, counting the Omer to Shavuot as the marriage contract, Trumpets as the wake-up call to a runaway bride, Yom Kippur as cleansing by the blood, and Sukkot as the marriage supper and dwelling together. He shows Yahweh speaking love in words of affirmation, gifts and quality time, calls the Holy Spirit a promise ring, urges believers to keep the commandments and hold the testimony of Yeshua, and during Unleavened Bread challenges them to become a new lump by letting go of old doctrinal leaven. The host pastor closes by announcing baptisms in the name of Yeshua the next day.
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Covenant Restoration
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