MBM-UK - Weekly studies

This week we begin to look at the nations that Amos is speaking to. We discuss the reasons behind the judgments and how they apply to some of the current affairs we see today.

This week we begin our study of the prophet Amos. We discuss how he differs from the prophets Hosea and Joel; who his message is directed and how it applies to us today.

In our final study of Joel we discuss how we interpret time when reading biblical prophecy and how this impacts understanding the difference between the battle of Har Meggido and the final judgement in the Valley of Jehoshophat

This week we look at the final part of Joel 2 which is quoted by the apostle Peter in Acts 2. We consider why this is a separate chapter in Tanach and ask why Peter quotes this scripture.

This week we look at the references to early and late rain and their prophetic relevance to the Messiah revealing His character role. We also discover how some of the writings in Talmud confirm the fulfillment of this in the character of Yeshua of Nazareth.

This week we continue to look at Joel 2 and specifically the message behind the message in the context of Jeremiah 8. You'll need the notes from www.mbmukfamily.com in the podcasts section.

This week we discuss the opening verses of Joel 2. We discuss the purpose of blowing the shofar and how these verses resonate and echo from the giving of the Torah at Sinai, through the days of Shavuot in the Apostolic writings and to the end of the age in the apocalypse of John.

What is the Long Sabbath and how does it connect to Passover and us. We look at the association with the priesthood and the book of Hebrews and discover how we are in Shabbat HaGadol now.

This week we look at how these passages help us to understand why there is such devastation and how this relates to the Year of Jubilee

This week we begin to look at the message of Joel and the warning of the coming devastation of the locusts. We look at how these can portray times in our own lives and what the remedy can be. We also consider the positive nature of the locust swarm - yes there is a positive!!!