Study the Bible with Arthur Bailey

YeHoVaH demonstrated His Mighty Power in Yeshua’s life from the announcement of His birth, His early life in Egypt and Nazareth, protecting Him throughout His earthly Ministry, to the epic showdown between the Savior on the cross and satan which was on full display for the whole world to see. The worldly powers of King Herod, Pontius Pilate, the High Priest, the Sanhedrin, the religious leaders, nor the people were ever any match to the matchless power of YeHoVaH Almighty! 

Yeshua’s death on the cross as the King of the Jews and the Kingdom He brought to earth appeared to have come to an end as He breathed His last breath and declared “it is Finished”. 

Join us in the final Chapter of Matthew’s Gospel as all seemed to be lost as His disciples, who had hoped that He was the one who was going to redeem Israel, returned to normal life in despair and unbelief of what Yeshua had taught them about what would happen three days after His death.

 Egypt has played a pivotal role in the lives of the Hebrew people since the days of Abraham, the Hebrew. Two years after Joseph, the Hebrew, is given the interpretation of the Baker and the Butler’s dreams, YeHoVaH sets the stage for fulfilling the dreams He had given to Joseph as a young boy in his father’s house. 
 
Tune in, as Arthur examines the ways of the Master, as He orchestrates the events in Joseph’s life, and see how He may be working out His plan for you and your life.  

The epic showdown between the Savior and satan that began at the birth of Yeshua comes into clearer focus in the closing Chapters of Matthew. When Yeshua was a toddler, satan used King Herod, who committed mass murder, hoping to have Yeshua murdered. This caused His parents to flee to Egypt for His protection. 

At the beginning of Yeshua’s earthly Ministry, He was led into the wilderness by the Holy Spirit to be tempted of the devil who tried to convince Yeshua to commit suicide by jumping from the pinnacle of the Temple. Throughout His Ministry, satan used the religious leaders who plotted and made several attempts to have Yeshua murdered at the hand of the people. 

Join us in the final verses of this Chapter of Matthew as it looks as if satan has finally succeeded in His plot, using the religious leaders, rulers, elders, the people, and the Gentiles to put the Savior to death and end His Ministry. 

Joseph’s saga and journey continued in prison, as the favor of the Most High elevated him above all of the prisoners.  Although Joseph could not see the full plan of his being unjustly imprisoned, it is evident to him that YeHoVaH was with him from the moment he was given dreams, and the trouble those dreams caused him. 
 
Arthur explores how Joseph’s path and steps were ordered by YeHoVaH, as another piece of the puzzle was about to unfold. Two prisoner's dreams would put Joseph one step closer to the fulfillment of what he had been shown in his own dreams.  

Yeshua’s illegitimate facade of a trial, at the hands of the religious leaders, concluded with a guilty verdict. The Lamb of God, who came to take away the sins of the world, had been convicted of crimes He did not commit and was condemned to death for blasphemy. The flagrant display of lawlessness, abuse of authority, and inhumane treatment against the Messiah by YeHoVaH’s representatives, their armed guards, and the crowd of people added insult to injury as they assaulted Him with their fists, spat on Him, mocked Him, covered His eyes and demanded that He prophesy who hit Him. 

According to the Torah, being condemned to death for blasphemy required the religious leaders to stone Yeshua to death. But instead, they took the matter to the Romans not knowing they were fulfilling the prophecies of Yeshua. The Governor knew the religious leaders were envious of Yeshua. He concluded that Yeshua was an innocent man after receiving words from his wife and asking Yeshua if He was King of the Jews. 

In this teaching, the conspiracy of the religious leaders come to fruition in the message titled, Killing The King. 

After Joseph was sold by his brothers into slavery, Joseph is sold by some descendants of Abraham to a high-ranking official in Egypt. 

In this Podcast, Arthur focuses on the various incidents that lead to Joseph’s trouble and investigates the Favor that continuously manifests in Joseph’s life. Arthur also explores the cause of Joseph’s favor and shows us how to obtain the kind of favor Joseph had with YeHoVaH. 

In the teaching, The Prophet and The Word on Trial, we witnessed the flagrant display of lawlessness, abuse of authority, and inhumane treatment against the Lamb of God who came to take away the sins of the world. All of the abuse levied toward Yeshua during an illegitimate facade of a trial was at the hands of the religious leaders who were supposed to be YeHoVaH’s representatives, their armed guards, and the crowd of people. 

We witnessed several of YeHoVaH’s Commandments being violated by the so-called Torah observant Law-abiding religious leaders that disqualified them from operating in their religious capacity. 

In this teaching, the illegitimate facade of a trial continues. After a guilty verdict by those overseeing the farce of a trial, Judas recognizes what he has done with devastating results and the trial proceeds to another stage in the conspiracy of the religious leaders. 

In this Podcast, Arthur focuses on Israel’s son Judah, his marriage to a Canaanite woman, and the promise Judah made to his daughter-in-law that would later be recognized in the Torah given by YeHoVaH in Deuteronomy 25:5-10.  Ultimately, Judah does not keep his promise and his daughter-in-law concocts a death-defying plan that exposes Judah’s heart using his own pledge to entrap him and leading to the genealogy of Yeshua's bloodline. 

Yeshua and His disciples had crossed over the Kidron Valley into the Garden of Gethsemane after they had finished all the events that occurred at the Last Supper. Yeshua was deeply troubled about the events that were about to unfold and sought a quiet place in the Garden where He would agonize in prayer for three solid hours.    It was while they were in the Garden of Gethsemane, and after He had agonized in prayer and committed to Father’s will, that Judas brought with him a large crowd armed with swords and clubs, sent from the Chief Priests and the Elders of the people to arrest Yeshua.   After a minor scuffle, the disfigurement of a guard, and a healing miracle, Yeshua was apprehended. He was taken into custody to be put on trial just as He had predicted would happen before He came into the vicinity of Jerusalem. The events that followed were a flagrant display of lawlessness, abuse of authority, and inhumane treatment against the Lamb of God who came to take away the sins of the world.    

The plan concocted by the sons of Israel was to kill Joseph and then lie to their father.  On the surface, it seems all of the brothers were in on the plan.  However, if we listen to the rest of the story, we find they were not all on the same page. 

Joseph is sold to a caravan of traders, Ishmaelites and Midianites, on their way to Egypt.  The Ishmaelite's were descendants of Abraham and Hagar’s son, Ishmael.  The Midianites were descendants of Abraham and Keturah’s son, Midian.