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With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizonhttps://bethariel.ca/The word Revelation, apocalysis, means the unveiling, the uncovering of something that was hidden and now revealed, and while it is a word that is often associated with chaos or calamities, this is only a part of its scope, The rest of its content reveals to us some great and profound eternal truths unseen anywhere else in Scripture. It will supply great details for us concerning the eternal home of those who’ve trusted their lives to God and His Messiah. This then is what the Book of Revelation is really about; the uncovering of the facets of our God that is so powerful that it will energize us and make us whole and confident. Thank you for joining us in this study.

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The End Times for the Church - Part 3with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. "Preach the word! Be ready in season and out of season. Convince, rebuke, exhort, with all longsuffering and teaching." 2Timothy 4:2www.bethariel.ca

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The End Times for the Church, Part 2with Messianic leader Jacques Isaac Gabizon. "But mark this: Thee will be terrible times in the last days. People will be lovers of themselves..." 2Timothy 3:1-2a www.bethariel.ca

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The End Times for the Church, Part 1with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. "...Surely I am coming quickly." Revelation 22:20bwww.bethariel.ca

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Even though this is our last message from our study in the Book of Numbers, we will have a great farewell. Why? Because we will see how the Messiah Yeshua takes the lead role in so many situations: How He fulfills the story of the red heifer… (how could we ever understand it otherwise?), how He is seen in the Urim and Thumin, and in Aaraon’s rod as well. And of course we will see the tav, the cross. How is that cross seen? In the very way the tribes of Israel were stationed around the Tabernacle. Imagine, a tav formation in the middle of the desert. It was as if God showed His tav to the world, as that nation stood alone in the desert, with a pillar of cloud and fire pointing the world to the ever faithful One. We know that all the nations of the world will day point to the only One who can deliver and free us from our own time in the desert, pointing to the only One worthy of praise. Yes, sing all you nations and let Israel say “Amen.” Salvation has come to us through Yeshua Ha Mashiach..… rak atah raui… only You are worthy to be praised.Be blessed as you listen to the final message on the Book of Numbers with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon. Shalom.Beth Ariel congregationhttp://www.bethariel.ca/

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The Book of Numbers: Sermon 22 - Chapters 28-32With Messianic Leader Jacques Isaac Gabizonbethariel.ca

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The Book of Numbers: Sermon 21, chapters 25 to 27We decorate our bookshelves with books and we keep them in place with bookends. Look at the bookends which describe Israel. The beginning of her wanderings was marked by idolatry and lack of trust. Moses was receiving the Ten Commandments while Israel below made a golden calf. And now at the end of the journey she does the same. While God is securing blessings for Israel even through the enemy Balaam, Israel below is heading toward idolatry again; this time with Moabitess women. Bookends are used to support books from toppling over. As we consider the bookends of our own lives, what will keep us firmly supported in our walk? As we move the books around on the shelf, even one book improperly placed can topple all the others over. We need stability to hold us up on each end. I like to think of my bookends as trust and faith. Some of you might make your bookends righteousness and peace. Whatever it is, let us always lean on the bookends that keep our lives secure in the Lord with shalom in our hearts.Blessings as you listen in to this week's message with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon in the Book of Numbers, chapters 25 to 27. Shalom.bethariel.ca

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The Book of Numbers: Sermon 20: Chapters 22-24When armies go out to battle, they think it is solely a combat of flesh and blood, but we would be short sighted if we did not realize that war is also a battle of principalities and powers. While Israel was below and totally unaware, there was a spiritual battle going on between Balaam and God. We do not realize all the works going on in the angelic realm, whether it be our guardian angel or other angels, under the commission of God to protect that which God blesses. We are not aware of the incredible protection we have against the enemy. We’ve heard of robbers and thieves trying to get in through the back door, but with God, His protection is sovereign… Balak and Balaam tried three times to get a foot in the door but once again we hear the promise from God… I will bless those who bless you and I will curse him who curses you. When God gives a promise He will surely close the door on any one who will claim to count the stars in the heavens that He alone has created and ordained.Blessings as you listen in to this week's message with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon in the Book of Numbers, chapter 22 to 24, shalom.bethariel.ca

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The Book of Numbers sermon 19This will be the last time we will hear about the Israelites grumbling…from now right up until the entrance into the Promised Land. Is it actually wrong to complain? Who among us has not gone through personal difficulties and trials? We, like the psalmist often come to God with our complaints. But is it sin to complain? No, if the condition of our heart is not rebellious but reliant on God in spite of the circumstance.It’s not wrong to complain to God, but it is wrong to complain about God. It is one thing to be faithless in our complaints, thinking that God is not sufficiently good or faithful or able. Let our complaints be based on faith in Him. David poured out his complaints to God, but at the same time he pleaded for mercy. God does want to hear the heaviness of our hearts and the best way to make those complaints would be through prayer and supplication, just like David did. I didn’t feel so bad about how much I complained when I read that about 1/3 of David’s psalms are laments. O Lord teach us to guard our hearts and lament like David, for You have shown us, through his trials how to complain. If we complain let it be about who we are, and our sins and not about You O Lord, as we hear the great words of Yeshua, “Take heart, for I have over come the world.” O blessed is the Lord, baruch Adonai who has turning our mourning into joy.Blessings as you listen in to this message with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon in the Book of Numbers, chapter 21 to 24, shalom.bethariel.ca

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"The Book of Numbers Chapter 20: Grace Despite the Grumbling"Sometimes we look back in life and ask ourselves, where did all the years go? Likewise, what happened in those 38 years from the time the children of Israel reached Kadesh Barnea and remained there, until they could finally walk into the Promised Land. So close to the border yet they needed to wait because of sin. There was someone else who waited 38 years before he had his wish fulfilled, a wish to be able to even walk at all. The paralytic man was so close to the border of the pool of Beth Saida but he just couldn’t get in, not until Yeshua healed him, not until God’s unmerited favor, God’s undeserved goodness came to heal him. Likewise the water gushed from the rock at Horeb and Kadesh because of that same grace poured out on Israel when she was thirsty, even though she was still grumbling. God was unmatched for He covers our grumbling by His grace.So while we wait, let us not waste years. Let’s thirst for more because we are already at the border, ready to enter into the full and glorious grace of God. How good is Your grace Lord, over us?Blessings as you listen in to this message with Messianic leader, Jacques Isaac Gabizon in the Book of Numbers, chapter 20, shalom.bethariel.ca

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