Hoshana Rabbah Biblical Resources

In this video, Nathan poses questions to someone in the LGBTQ+ lifestyle or who is thinking about going there. This message is especially directed at young people including pre-teens and older. Nathan talks about life changing choices that we make when we are young and the often irreversible impacts whether positive or negative that they will have on us for the rest of our lives. He asks the listener to stop and then move past feelings and emotions, which are transitory and ever-changing, and to engage one's critical thinking skills and to consider the consequences of the choices we make as this relates to one's purpose and meaning in life as well as one's destiny, legacy, and the afterlife.Comments are welcomed on Nathan's Bible study blog at https://hoshanarabbah.org/blog/.If you are interested in participating in Hoshana Rabbah's weekly Shabbat online fellowship (Oasis Elim Online), send an email to [email protected] for more information.

"And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God."What does this mean? In this teaching, from the life of Abraham, Nathan explains how YHVH's people may not always be walking in his perfect will, but he is merciful despite this, even though finding his perfect will for our lives should be our aim and goal.Comments are welcomed on Nathan's Bible study blog at https://hoshanarabbah.org/blog/.If you are interested in participating in Hoshana Rabbah's weekly Shabbat online fellowship (Oasis Elim Online), send an email to [email protected] for more information.

The Bible reveals that there is a metaphorical river of life that flows from the throne of YHVH Elohim in heaven. Yeshua/Jesus tells us that this supernatural, spiritual river can flow through us out onto others. As it does, it brings a blessing to those around us, but to us as well. How can we receive heaven's blessing that will help us to navigate through all of life's problems and give us victory in every situation? Watch this video to find out.Comments are welcomed on Nathan's Bible study blog at https://hoshanarabbah.org/blog/.If you are interested in participating in Hoshana Rabbah's weekly Shabbat online fellowship (Oasis Elim Online), send an email to [email protected] for more information.

What is the biblical truth behind the so-called Naohide Laws? What if anything does it have to do with Christians? Why are certain rabbinical Jews attempting to promote this to "Gentile" Christians? Learn how these promoters of the Noahide laws are in direct conflict with the clear teachings of both the Old Testament and New Testament.Comments are welcomed on Nathan's Bible study blog at https://hoshanarabbah.org/blog/.TIf you are interested in participating in Hoshana Rabbah's weekly Shabbat online fellowship (Oasis Elim Online), send an email to [email protected] for more information.

In the Gospels, Yeshua predicts his upcoming marriage to his redeemed Israelite bride which is the reunified two houses of Israel in fulfillment of numerous Old Testament prophecies. That bride will comprise the redeemed believers from the tribe of Judah (the Jews) and redeemed believers from the northern ten tribes of Israel as the Bible prophesies. The modern descendent of these two people groups are the "Gentile" Christians and modern Jews that the Bible calls "the one new man". In this video, Nathan pulls back the veil and examines some arcane passages from the Gospels that reveal this glorious subtext to the gospel message.Comments are welcomed on Nathan's Bible study blog at https://hoshanarabbah.org/blog/.If you are interested in participating in Hoshana Rabbah's weekly Shabbat online fellowship (Oasis Elim Online), send an email to [email protected] for more information.

In Deuteronomy chapter 33, Moses in his last will and testament to the children of Israel prior to his death gives a curious prophecy about Yeshua's second coming with his warrior bride. John at the end of the Book of Revelation has a vision and sees the same thing. This is the hope of the Christian bride of Yeshua the Messiah as he returns to vindicate his saints and to judge the wicked with the sword of Truth—the Word of Elohim.Comments are welcomed on Nathan's Bible study blog at https://hoshanarabbah.org/blog/.If you are interested in participating in Hoshana Rabbah's weekly Shabbat online fellowship (Oasis Elim Online), send an email to [email protected] for more information.

In Deuteronomy chapter 33, Moses in his last will and testament to the children of Israel prior to his death gives a curious prophecy about Yeshua's second coming with his warrior bride. John at the end of the Book of Revelation has a vision and sees the same thing. This is the hope of the Christian bride of Yeshua the Messiah as he returns to vindicate his saints and to judge the wicked with the sword of Truth—the Word of Elohim. Comments are welcomed on Nathan's Bible study blog at https://hoshanarabbah.org/blog/.If you are interested in participating in Hoshana Rabbah's weekly Shabbat online fellowship (Oasis Elim Online), send an email to [email protected] for more information.

In the Gospels, Yeshua predicts his upcoming marriage to his redeemed Israelite bride which is the reunified two houses of Israel in fulfillment of numerous Old Testament prophecies. That bride will comprise the redeemed believers from the tribe of Judah (the Jews) and redeemed believers from the northern ten tribes of Israel as the Bible prophesies. The modern descendent of these two people groups are the "Gentile" Christians and modern Jews that the Bible calls "the one new man". In this video, Nathan pulls back the veil and examines some arcane passages from the Gospels that reveal this glorious subtext to the gospel message.Comments are welcomed on Nathan's Bible study blog at https://hoshanarabbah.org/blog/.If you are interested in participating in Hoshana Rabbah's weekly Shabbat online fellowship (Oasis Elim Online), send an email to [email protected] for more information.

In Ephesians 5:32, Paul calls marriage and the relationship between a husband and wife "a great mystery", while likening this physical relationship to Messiah/Christ and the church. The pre-incarnate Yeshua married his Israelite bride at Mount Sinai and entered into an intimate relationship with her as metaphorically symbolized in the Tabernacle of Moses. Yeshua is remarrying his bride—a comprised of redeemed Jewish and non-Jewish believers—and desires the same, but a deeper, more intimate relationship than he even had previously with Israel. The intimate, physical relationship between a husband and wife is a physical picture of a greater spiritual reality that should ideally exist between Messiah and his spiritual bride. When we understand this deep mystery, this will help to propel us into a deeper walk with our Lord and Savior as we prepare ourselves to be his forever bride in his kingdom. If you are interested in participating in Hoshana Rabbah's weekly Shabbat online fellowship (Oasis Elim Online), send an email to [email protected] for more information.

In this teaching, Nathan continues to track the end times saints including bride of Christ/Messiah, the Laodicean or lukewarm Christians, the 144,000 as well as the great and innumerable multitude that comes out of great tribulation through the Book of Revelation. Along the way, he also addresses the popular pre-tribulation rapture theory, and continues to challenge some other conventional mainstream Christian notions vis-à-vis what the Scriptures actually say.If you are interested in participating in Hoshana Rabbah's weekly Shabbat online fellowship (Oasis Elim Online), send an email to [email protected] for more information.