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What if the Last Supper was a covenant-inaugurating ceremony intentionally pointing us back to Exodus 24, the establishment of a kingdom of priests, and the Melchizedek priesthood?

In this episode, we will trace the covenant thread from Moses and Mount Sinai to the Last Supper and ultimately to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb, by exploring the connections between Exodus 24, Luke 22, Hebrews 9, and Revelation 19—and how bread, wine, blood, covenant, priesthood, and the coming wedding feast all fit together as one beautiful, unified story.

We’ll also look at the two “mothers” presented in Scripture—Babylon and Jerusalem above—and what they reveal about identity and the people being formed through each system.

It’s also very important to mention that this episode must be watched along with Episode 19 in particular, in order to tie in the topic of “firstborn,” to being “born from above,” and the “Jerusalem above—which is the mother of us all.”

My heart behind this episode (and the previous one) is to really take time to pause, slow down, study the Scriptures, and see how Moses has always pointed forward to Messiah.

“For if you believed Moses, you would believe Me; for he wrote about Me. But if you do not believe his writings, how will you believe My words?”
John 5:46-47

Sign of Jonah Study: https://www.promise-perspective.com/blogs/the-promise-perspective-blog/the-timing-of-our-messiah-s-death-burial-and-resurrection-the-true-sign-of-jonah?_pos=17&_sid=c887d570e&_ss=r

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What does it truly mean to be “the firstborn” in Scripture? Is it simply about being the first biological child physically born, or is there a deeper covenantal meaning woven throughout the Word of Yahuah?

In this episode, we will dive into the biblical concept of the firstborn (bekhor) and discover that throughout Scripture, Yahuah repeatedly chooses people who were not first according to human order—but were chosen according to His sovereign purpose. From Esau and Jacob, Reuben and Joseph, to Manasseh and Ephraim, Scripture reveals a pattern: the birthright is not ultimately about human position, but about the one appointed to carry the responsibility, inheritance, and covenant purpose of the firstborn.

The mystery of the firstborn reveals a deeper, covenantal pattern woven throughout Scripture. Let's explore it! I pray this episode is a blessing to your studies. 

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Hey everyone! This episode is going to be exclusively on YouTube, so I encourage you to study with me there! Please listen to my brief message so that you understand why this particular episode is not going to be posted in an audio format. 
Episode 18 (Watch Here): https://youtu.be/9FCKLzykqgo 
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What does it truly mean to bear the name of the Most High? In this episode, we will explore the biblical theme of being called by His name and the responsibility that comes with representing Him before the nations. We will dive deep into how believers are called to reflect His character, reveal His glory, and steward His reputation through the way they live. This episode also connects the concept of bearing His name to covenant faithfulness, and the connection that shows how Yahuah acts for His name’s sake because of the promises He swore to Abraham. We will look at how the heart of obedience is about faithfully representing the One whose name we carry, and how His mercy, truth, and covenant love continue to shape His people today.

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