Hebraic Insights in the Gospels

How do you deal with evil, viper-like people? How did Messiah treat wicked people? Was He always completely nice and forgiving towards them?

Join us, for Eliyahu ben David’s insight on these questions in Matthew 12:22-50!

What is the Heart of the Sabbath? Why did Yeshua heal on the Sabbath? Who or what should govern how we keep the Sabbath? Was Messiah's issue with the Pharisees because they wanted Him to keep the Sabbath according to the Torah, or was it that they were imposing traditions and teachings of men contrary to Yahweh's original intent when He gave the Sabbath?

There are many opportunities to serve in the Kingdom of God, but when the rubber meets the road, what determines who you are in the Kingdom?

What's the difference between just talking about it, and actually being who YHWH is calling you to be in His Kingdom?

Join us, for Eliyahu ben David's insight on these questions and more in Matthew 11!

Who were the 12 disciples or emissaries of Yeshua Messiah?

How can Messiah’s instructions to His disciples and the way He sent them out, help us when it comes to discovering who we are in Messiah, and what our individual role is in His Kingdom plan?

Are there any consequences of being a follower of Messiah that we need to know about and be prepared for?

What are the obstacles we may have to face? If we find those things to be frightening, come at a high cost, or think ourselves in any way limited or unable to deal with them, how can we overcome, and stick with it to endure to the end?

Join us, for Eliyahu's insight on the above and more in Matthew chapter 10

What is the Kingdom of God? Does it have a name?

What is Messiah’s parable of the new wine and the new wine-skin about? What’s the difference between the New-Wineskin and the Old-Wineskin? Is the New-Wineskin some new religious group that has spiritually replaced Israel as God’s people, and is the old wine-skin all Israel?

Or could it be that the things Messiah actually said and did in the 1st century point to an established Messianic Kingdom of Israel in that generation?

Join us, to learn the answers from Eliyahu ben David’s insight on Matthew chapter 9!

Can we really have faith in Messiah to trust that He truly wants to help us?

Is Demonic affliction still a problem for us in modern times?

What kind of man is Messiah, and what can we learn from His example in this chapter about what being a man actually is in the eyes of our Creator?

Join us, for Eliyahu ben David’s insight on these questions in Matthew chapter 8!

What's the difference between the Broad Way of the world and the Narrow Way of Yeshua?

How do we stay on the right path?

What makes a wolf in sheep's clothing, and how can we see through their deception?

To find out, join us for more of Messiah's sermon on the mount in Matthew Chapter 7!

What's the difference between dead religion and true righteousness?

Which comes first, our anxieties about our needs and problems or Elohim's Kingdom?

And how can we be certain that YHWH will provide for our needs?

To find out, join us for more of Messiah's sermon on the mount in Matthew Chapter 6!

What does Messiah teach us about resisting temptation and keeping the Torah in Matthew chapter 4 and 5?

Originally created to air on Tsiyon (pronounced Zion) Ministry's internet radio station Tsiyon Road Radio.

In the last program, the legitimacy of Yeshua Messiah’s Davidic lineage was established. We also learned that Joseph was the Tsadeek or rightful heir to the throne of David in his time, and that Joseph passed that on to Yeshua by treating him as his firstborn son. But what kind of person was Joseph? And what kind of world was Messiah born into? What did being the son of David mean in that world? And what can we learn from their example?

Note: In this final special introductory episode, we finish laying the foundation for the Gospels. Some of today's material includes clips taken from the radio program "On The Road To Tsiyon with Eliyahu and Dawn", you can hear more of their programs on Tsiyon Road Radio's website tsiyon.org. Tsiyon is pronounced Zion and is considered a more accurate transliteration from the original Hebrew.