Are you a Messianic Hebrew?

In the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, we see Messiah preaching The Gospel of The Kingdom. His message calls for men to repent, to pursue righteousness, and to believe in Him unto The Regeneration, receiving the free gift of Everlasting Life and Eternal Salvation.

Beginning with His Baptism by John the Baptist in the Jordan River, Yehoshua’s earthly ministry encompasses three cycles of twelve months. During this time, He assembles twelve men with whom He lives, walks, and teaches. As the twelve disciples abide with Jesus, He arms and equips them spiritually and practically. The Twelve are prepared for use by The Master to be messengers of The Gospel of Jesus Christ. The Apostles are ordinary men chosen by The Messiah to change the world. And they do. Through The Divine Power released on the Day of Pentecost, they persevere and build a Holy Spirit-filled, heavenly-minded following, which grows into a great multitude that still spreads His Seed upon many waters, today.

Did you know that Jesus and the Twelve Apostles are Hebrews and that each of them is from one of the Twelve Tribes of Israel?

The perfect and sinless life of Christ culminates triumphantly as He finishes the work The Father sent Him to accomplish. Sin and death are defeated through His Sacrifice on the Cross. His Death, Burial, Resurrection, and ascension open The Door to The New Covenant, a new age, and a new beginning with the arrival of The Holy Spirit and the birth of the Church in The Book of Acts.

Did you know Jesus’ Death, Burial, and Resurrection all occur on the Selfsame days as The Lord’s Feasts of Passover, Unleavened Bread, and Firstfruits scheduled in The First Testament? And did you know that The Holy Spirit descends upon the 120 Believers in the Upper Room on the Selfsame day as The Lord’s Feast of Pentecost?

The four Gospels are the witness of Jesus Christ, through the first three Feast of The Lord. The Book of Acts is the witness of The Comforter and The Power He promised He would send at the fourth Feast of The Lord. The Pauline epistles are the letters to the Hebrews in captivity to Greece and Rome. In the Book of Hebrews we have arrived, knowing Jesus Christ IS The Hebrew Messiah of The New Testament; and The Speaker, The Power, The God and The Great High Priest of The First Testament.

We are called to be Messianic Hebrews. The Gates of the New Jerusalem are named after the Twelve Hebrew tribes.What’s your Tribe?