The Sermon on the Mount
The Sermon on the Mount began Rabbi Yeshua’s formal education of His disciples. The Master laid out the practical applications of His gospel message: “Repent, the kingdom of heaven is near.” It’s Yeshua’s guide on how to “seek first His kingdom and His righteousness” (Matthew 6:33). It’s His prescription for the path of repentance that leads to the redemption.
Choosing the Twelve Disciples
Yeshua called the Twelve “to be with Him,” implying full-time service and discipleship. He commissioned them to preach His message of repentance and the imminence of the kingdom. He granted them special, supernatural authority akin to that which He Himself exercised: “Heal the sick, raise the dead, cleanse the lepers, cast out demons” (Matthew 10:8).
Topics:
The Politics of Yeshua
We attach ourselves to political agendas and worldly ideologies in the guise of piety and godliness, misusing the name of God and the name our Master in the process. In our zeal to advance the kingdom, we tread upon the principles of the kingdom.
Topics:
Learn a bit of Torah every week! Gain insight into the Torah and the Gospels with commentary covering the whole Bible — delivered to your inbox once a week!
