Pesher – How Does the Scripture Apply to Us

Pesher is an interpretive technique where a text is interpreted, not as much related to its original setting, but rather to provide a solution or application related to the current cultural setting.

Pesher is one of those words heard more often in academic settings than in a local congregation. Pesher can be one of those words we hear and we start to blur over. This is unfortunate, as pesher פֵּשֶׁר, a Hebrew word, simply means interpretation. It becomes not what a verse meant to those living when it […]

Finished, Paid in Full, and Blotted Out

having been; blotted out, wiped away, obliterated, rubbed out - it is; finished, completed, paid, fulfilled, accomplished - having canceled out the certificate of debt consisting of decrees against us, which was hostile to us; and He has taken it out of the way, having nailed it to the cross. Colossians 2:14 - Τετέλεσται, Tetelestai, ἐξαλείφω, exaleiphó, mythoughts, thoughtsofgod, thoughts of God, David Reese

To be saved, is to confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is Lord- (Yehoshua=Joshua+YHWH — YHWH is salvation) along with believing in your heart (our center, mind, will, intention) that God raised Him from the dead. This is salvation, salvation from being separated from God. This is what it means to be born again. […]

Prayer – 1 – The Tabernacle – The Dwelling of Priestly Service

Camp, Dan, 157600, Asher, 41500, Dan, 62700, Naphtali, 53400, Ephraim, 180100, Manasseh, 32200, Ephraim, 40500, Benjamin, 35400, Gad, 45650, Rueben, 46500, Simeon, 59300, 151450, Judah, 186400, 74600, Zebulun, 57400, Issachar, 54400, Kohath, keh-hawth', 8600, Levites, Merari, mer-aw-ree', 6200, Gereshon, gay-resh-one', 7500, Moses, mo-sheh', Aaron, a-har-one', Court of the Tabernacle, khaw-tsare', mish-kawn', ןכשמה, רצח, 100x50x5, mishkan: dwelling place, tabernacle, mish-kawn', ןכשמ, Brazen Altar, nekh-o'-sheth, miz-bay'-akh, תשחנה, חבזמ, 5x5x3, Basin, laver, Copper, Bronze, kee-yore', nekh-o'-sheth, Table of the Presence, shewbread, shool-khawn', paw-neem', םינפה, ןחלש, 2x1x1.5 , Lampstand, men-o-raw', הרנמה, 1x1x2 , The Holy Place , Most Holy Place, Holy of Holies, Golden Altar, zaw-hawb', miz-bay'-akh, בהזה, חבזמ, 1x1x2 , Veil,Curtain, po-reh'-keth, תכרפ , Ark of the Covenant, aw-rone', ber-eeth', ־תירב, ןורא, 2.5x1.5x1.5, All measurements are in cubits, 18”, 1.5 feet, mythoughts, thoughtsofgod, thoughts of god, David Reese

Jesus, the anointed, is the perfect High Priest. Having made the perfect sacrifice, Himself on the cross, the veil separating the Holy of Holies was torn, indicating that the way to God was no longer separating the presence of God from the priests as they serve at the furniture in the Tabernacle:

Prayer – Relating Our Life of Prayer to The Tabernacle

Kierkegaard Prayer Does not Change God It Changes the One Who Offers It

Finally, Prayer is not meant to change God, who is immutable, not of shifting shadow. Prayer is meant to change us. We are as shifting shadows, “14Yet you do not know what your life will be like tomorrow. You are just a vapor that appears for a little while and then vanishes away. “