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What is the greatest miracle recorded in Scripture?
Creation?
The parting of the Red Sea?
Manna from heaven?
The resurrection of the dead?
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego surviving the fiery furnace?
This Shabbat AM teaching explores a deeper question: What if all of those miracles pale in comparison to one ultimate miracle?
Beginning with the many miraculous events recorded throughout Scripture, this teaching examines the mysterious appearances of the Malach Adonai and Malach Elohim, the mysterious figure who wrestled with Jacob, the fourth man in the fiery furnace, and the biblical concept of God's presence appearing and interacting with humanity.
The teaching then explores the Aramaic Targums and the concept of Memra, meaning “Word,” before turning to the opening of John's Gospel:
“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.”
But the central message is ultimately about the difference between Torah and Yeshua.
Torah reveals God's will and shows us the path He desires for us. But Torah itself does not redeem us from intentional sin. The teaching emphasizes that Yeshua is greater than Torah because He is the One who sacrificed Himself to set us free.
The miracle of miracles is that Elohim died that we might live.
And there is another miracle: you.
God created you with a unique combination of gifts, abilities, and purpose. He has called you to be His ambassador and to participate in establishing His Kingdom.
This teaching explores:
What qualifies as a miracle?
The Malach Adonai and Malach Elohim
Hagar and the angel of Adonai
Jacob wrestling with the mysterious man
The fourth man in the fiery furnace
The identity and significance of God's messenger
The concept of Christophanies
The Aramaic Targums
The meaning of Memra
“In the beginning was the Word”
Why Yeshua is not the same thing as Torah
Torah as God's instructions for His people
Why Yeshua had to die
The miracle of redemption
The freedom represented by the burning of the prisoners' bonds
Your unique gifts and calling
Being God's ambassador
Malachi 3 and the Messenger of the Covenant
The future return of Yeshua
The hope of dwelling with Him in the Kingdom
The greatest miracle is not simply that God can change circumstances.
The greatest miracle is that He gave Himself so that we could live.
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00:00 — What Is a Miracle?
01:30 — Miracles Throughout Scripture
03:00 — The Red Sea, Manna, and Other Miracles
05:30 — Two Categories of Miracles
06:30 — Who Is the Malach Adonai?
08:00 — The Malach Elohim
09:30 — Jacob's Ladder and the Angel of God
10:30 — Can Anyone See God and Live?
11:30 — The Mysterious Visitors to Abraham
14:00 — Who Was the Man Who Stayed With Abraham?
17:30 — Jacob Wrestles With God
18:30 — Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego
20:30 — The Fourth Man in the Fire
22:30 — What Was Burned in the Furnace?
24:00 — God Cares About All Peoples
25:00 — The One Who Walks Through the Fire With Us
27:00 — What Are Christophanies?
28:00 — The Concept of Metatron
30:00 — Understanding the Aramaic Targums
33:00 — What Does “Memra” Mean?
37:00 — “In the Beginning Was the Word”
38:00 — Yeshua Is Not the Torah
39:30 — Torah Reveals Sin; Yeshua Delivers Us
41:00 — Torah as the Stop Sign
42:00 — Why Yeshua Is Greater Than Torah
43:00 — The Miracle of Miracles
44:00 — You Are a Miracle
46:00 — Discovering Your God-Given Gifts
47:00 — You Were Created to Be an Ambassador
48:30 — The Bonds Have Been Broken
49:00 — The Messenger of the Covenant
50:00 — Looking Forward to the Kingdom