This episode concludes this challenging 2-part series.  I have been researching this topic for quite a while, because it keeps coming up in the writings of our Jewish forefathers as well as many Messianic Rabbis.

Please listen first to Part 1 – as it lays the necessary foundation.  In Part 2, I cover the remaining 4 threads being woven together now that support this view.   

HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

• Thread #5: Brief summary of the origin of Christianity.
• Thread #6: How Christianity got linked to the Kingdom of Edom.
• Thread #7: Scriptures that point to the rise of Edom and why Christianity is viewed as part of Daniel's "final beast."
• Thread #8: The split developing between Christian and Christian.

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RESOURCES REFERENCED IN THIS EPISODE: 

• The Fall of Edom: Decoding Obadiah's Vision - book by Rabbi Itzhak Shapira
• Shottenstein Chumash - 5 volume set published by Artscroll
• Jewish Roots: God's Call To Reconnect - monograph by Candace Long
• The Final Kingdom, Part 3 (The Rise of the Patriarch of Rome) - podcast by Candace Long
• The Last Year of the Church Age, Part 3 (The Rise of Edom) - podcast by Candace Long
• Encyclopedia of Jewish Symbols  - book by Frankel and Teutsch
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