Foundations with Mandy and Robbo

We continue our conversation today on Foundations about the importance of the Old Covenant, that’s it’s not obsolete and in fact is necessary to properly understand the New Covenant.

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Sadly, there’s a prevailing belief within Christendom that the Old Covenant is obsolete and therefore, we don’t need to know it or read it anymore; that’s it’s no longer relevant? We’ll challenge that view today on Foundations.

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We learned last time that the Talmud of the Jewish people, describes the Messiah as a leper, and we’ll look at how that concept can be ? or not ? reconciled with Biblical prophecy about Messiah.

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Our program today looks at the conceptual idea that the Jewish Messiah would be like a leper, something Messiah is described as in the Jewish Talmud.

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In our previous program we began looking at the apparent revealing of two different Messiahs in Bible prophecy, one who would suffer and the other who would be a warrior. We’ll bring those possibilities together in our program today on Foundations.

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In our program today we’re going to look at the issue that Bible prophecy appears to describe two different Messiahs, a suffering servant and a warrior king. Which one’s correct?

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We learn pretty quickly that everything in the Bible, no matter how day to day or mundane, has significance to help us understand important spiritual lessons. That’s our focus today when we wrap up our conversation about the ear piercing of slaves and possibly, why it had to be done against a wooden door.

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We’ll continue our conversations about the practice of piercing the earlobes of slaves who decide they want to remain with their masters rather than being set free.

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On Foundations today we’re going to begin looking into the ancient practice of piercing the earlobe of a slave.

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We’ll be continuing our conversation today on Foundations about the identity of the suffering man of sorrows described in Isaiah 53. There’s great debate between Jews and Christians, and sometimes Isaiah 53 is completely left out of Synagogue readings. The identity of this man is essential to know.

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