"Mystical Immersion, Solution To Negativity, Yahweh The Warrior, Love" Beshalach 1 Corinthians 8-10

Teaching on Exodus 10-13 and 1 Corinthians 4-7 from a Messianic Jewish Perspective. Moshe the typical male and the real reason for forty years in wilderness. Shabbat as act of faith in provision of God. Escape through Yam Suf picture of salvation and mystical immersion in Mashiach. Salvation as experience. Spiritual wilderness and the house church movement. Ten songs in midrash, siddur, and book of Revelation. Tradition on demise of Ephraim after jumping the gun. Core bitterness and expressions thereof including unforgiveness, anger, rage, negativity. Humanistic physical perspective versus God-oriented spiritual perspective. Cross sweetens cup of bitterness. Torah and emunah in Hebrew. Silence as spiritual warfare. Yahweh as warrior. Conditional promise of healing. Danger of becoming a knowledge-based instead of love-based movement. Challenge to Ephraim. Evaluation of becoming a Jew. Offenses. Special knowing. Core message of Shema flies in face of extreme sacred name ideology such as Jesus being related to Zeus in Greek. Epiphanius and Eusibius on what happened to the family of Yeshua's apostles, where did they go. The avot of Jews and Gentiles. Torah as example. Midrashic versus literal contextual hermeneutic. All things for the gospel and glory of God.