Jesus or Judaism's Messiah?

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[TruthWillprevail]

Thank you Jesus. I’m still trusting in God even though I’m having a hard time paying bills and putting groceries in the refrigerator. BUT I STILL TRUST YOU LORD! My faith is what is getting me through my hard situation. I’m struggling to providing for my two autistic children since losing my job over declining the vaccine. I declined due to my pre existing health condition (Lupus) and Heart disease. I was denied my medical/religious exemption from Forsyth Hospital. My husband passed away three years ago, I’m a single mother. I’m all alone. Both of my sons are non verbal so things are more hard on me. Every month I don’t know how we are going to make it through. Every month is a struggle, a battle to not end up on the streets. I’m so depressed and embarrassed by my situation. I’m so ashamed and overwhelmed it’s hard looking in the mirror. BUT because of my faith, God shows up every month and provides. He has even sent strangers to help me, thank you Father. Even as I face homelessness with two young children seemingly every month!
I know that God will provide abundantly. Thank you Jesus. I BELIEVE!

[rodangus]

Wonderful, enriching and edifying presentation. Rabbinic Judaism is left with a mortal 'messiah'. What happens to his reign after his demise? But Christ Jesus is risen, never to die again. An eternal, immortal King and an eternal kingdom. Truly, He is risen!

[cyriljorge]

Seraphim beautifully exemplifies how to be both respectful and truthful in interfaith dialogue.

[jamesbancroft]

I should probably watch this before it gets taken down

[paladinhansen]

Moshiach Ben Joseph/Moshiach Ben David. One Messiah but two visits. All prophesied in Genesis1:1 with Aleph-Tav positions. The first time He came as a Suffering Servant. The second time He comes He will be ruling and reigning as King and we will not strike Him the second time like Moses did the rock in the wilderness.

[nathanhornok]

Great video Seraphim! This presentation of the grand narrative of human history according to the Christian Church is not only a great appeal to Jewish and Gentile non-Christians to come to the Messiah, but also a great appeal to Christians entangle in the confusion of Dispensationalism to come to the true Church. Thank you for making this.

[BigHelianthus]

I've been waiting for this for a long time. Thank you.

[GuitarJesse]

So well said, brother, Seraphim, and pray more juice with Rick this to heart. And for us gentile believers to be confirmed in our trust in Jesus the Messiah and in awe of what the Lord has done in history and to this present day.

[makingsmokesince]

This was phenomenal. Thank you Seraphim and God bless.

[joer]

The only criticism I have is your take that it doesn't matter how obvious it is, people's nature won't change and therefore war and idolatry will not cease. Now, I could well be wrong, but my understanding of the Jewish view was that the "Messiah" would put a stop to these things _by force_ rather than people willingly stopping it because of their recognition of him.

[blockpartyvintage]

I sometimes wonder about the scriptures that Jews accept that talk about specific prophecies about thr (false) messiah. The same ones that talk about the true Christ of which they will think will be about the false one.

[SoopaCoopa]

This had some post mill vibes that made me happy :)

[orthocoinbitzantium]

8:40 yeah, when the sky unravels that's gonna be the response

[sarafoss]

Is their an Orthodox opinion on war? Is it ever acceptable to be violent?

[leonardobarbieri]

18:39 Could anyone point to a specific book on the topic?

[AD-endq]

you have such a wide pallet of things to draw from I would wonder what you think of a perspective such as espoused by Red Judaism channel which seems to be a kind of Monophysitism

[joshuafritz]

According to Jewish theological language, what is Idolatry? You would think they would have a very strong idea about it.