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The Wickedness Of Sodom And Gomorrah

August 4, 2014Abraham, Ambassador for Yehovah's kingdom, Audio Torah Teaching, Gomorrah, Hebrew Roots, Lot, Michael Didier Torah Teacher, Moed - Appointed Time, Passover, Sabbath Teaching, Sodom, Time of Lifebook of jasher, book of Yasher, genesis 19, michael didier torah teacher, Sodom and Gomorrah destroyed in the time of life, spring equinox and sodom, time of life, Yasher 18Michael Didier

The story about the 3 messengers of Yehovah who came to Abraham in the appointed time, the moed which is called the “Time of Life” in Genesis 19 and Yasher 18 is in both cases followed immediately by the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah. Is this just a coincidence or is Yehovah trying to tie these two events together? The Time of Life is what Passover was called before it was called Passover; this is what I discussed in our last lesson. The spiritual son (Isaac) was born in the Time of Life.

Sodom and Gomorrah Will Be Judged

Genesis 19 tells the story of the two messengers going down into the city of Sodom with a plan to stay in the town square, but Lot would not let them. He brought them into his house and served them unleavened bread. It appears to me that this is Passover, the Time of Life: and this night seems to have fallen on a spring equinox as well.

And he [Lot] said, â€œHere now, my lords, please turn in to your servantâ€™s house and spend the night, and wash your feet; then you may rise early and go on your way.â€ And they said, â€œNo, but we will spend the night in the open square.â€ But he insisted strongly; so they turned in to him and entered his house. [Why? The righteous are indoors on the night of the Passover!] Then he made them a feast, and baked unleavened bread, and they ate. (Gen 19:2-3)

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Zimri And Cozbi

August 3, 2014Ambassador for Yehovah's kingdom, Audio Torah Teaching, Elohim, Hebrew Roots, intentional Sin, Lawmakers and Judges, meat sacrificed to other gods, Michael Didier Torah Teacher, Presumptuous Sin, Sabbath Teaching, Willful Sin, zevach or zebachdividing the land by lot, meat sacrificed to idols, michael didier torah teacher, numbers 25, numbers 26, phinehas, taking foreign daughters, worshipping other gods, zimri and cozbiMichael Didier

zimri and cozbi

Israel has just finish defeating the two powerful kings of the Amorites, Sihon and Og of Bashan; they were the dreaded enemies of both Moab and Midian. Now that we were able to destroy the Amorites so easily, Moab and Midian both fear that they will be the next to fall to us.

Instead of fighting us directly, they have put together a plan to undermine Israel’s son’s relationship with Yehovah. After a summer campaign on the east side of the Jordan we have gathered at Shittim on the plain of Moab to spend the winter before we start a new campaign on the west side of the Jordan in the spring.

It appears to me that some of Israel (remember they are the ezrach men) have become complacent and perhaps willing to covenant with our enemies instead of destroying them. Some of us began to take their daughters, eat their meat which has not been slaughtered to Yehovah and, worst of all, bowed down and served other elohim (lawmakers and judges) besides Yehovah.

And he, Israel abode in Shittim, and the people became wanton for Moab’sÂ daughters [×‘× ×•×ª, benot], and they [Moab] called to the people to slaughter [×œ×–×‘×—×™, zeh-vach] to their elohim (lawmakers and judges), and they did eat; and the people bowed down to their elohim. (Num 25:2-3)

Incidentally, eating meat slaughtered to other elohim is what we do when we buy beef, lamb or goat at the grocery store.

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The Time of Life

July 28, 2014Abraham, Abram, Ambassador for Yehovah's kingdom, Audio Torah Teaching, Born in the land, Circumcision of the Flesh, Exodus 12 Passover, Ezrach, Ger, Hebrew Roots, Isaac, Michael Didier Torah Teacher, Passover, Sabbath Teaching, Time of Lifeabram become abraham, apointed time, book of jasher, circuncision of Abraham, ezrach, Genesis 17, genesis 18, ger, michael didier torah teacher, moed, stranger, time of lifeMichael Didier

The Time of Life and the Passover are intimately related; it is the day that the spiritual man is born.

Genesis chapter 18 follows 17! That may sound obvious to some, but these chapters are very closely linked. The casual reader will miss what is there. I did not see it until I read the same account in the book of Yasher. Here is what it said.

Yasher 18:1-4 (1) And Abraham rose and did all that Elohim had ordered him, and he took the men of his household and those bought with his money, and he circumcised them as Yehovah had commanded him. (2) And there was not one left whom he did not circumcise, and Abraham and his son Ishmael were circumcised in the flesh of their foreskin; thirteen years old was Ishmael when he was circumcised in the flesh of his foreskin. (3) And in the third day Abraham went out of his tent and sat at the door to enjoy the heat of the sun, during the pain of his flesh. (4) And Yehovah appeared to him in the plain of Mamre, and sent three of his ministering angels to visit him, and he was sitting at the door of the tent, and he lifted his eyes and saw, and lo three men were coming from a distance, and he rose up and ran to meet them, and he bowed down to them and brought them into his house.

Genesis says,

Then Yehovah appeared to him by the terebinth trees of Mamre, as he was sitting in the tent door in the heat of the day. (Gen 18:1)

The Time Of Life Is The Moed

Genesis chapter 18 recounts the visit of Yehovahâ€™s three messengers (all men) sent to Abraham, while he was sitting at the door of his tent in the heat of the day, who tell Abraham that Sarah, his woman, will have a son when Yehovah returns to them at the â€œmoed,â€Â the Time of Life, in the following year. Continue reading The Time of Life →

How Old Was Abram When ….

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How old was Abram when he left Noah’s house? How old was Abram when Yehovah 1st spoke to him? How old was Abram when he departed Haran the first time? How old was Abram when he saved Lot? How old was Abram when he took Hagar? How old was Abram when he took Isaac to Mount Moriah? How old was Abram when he took Keturah? How old was Abram when he died?

If you love Yehovah’s word as much as I do, and like to see how all the pieces fit together then here is a time-line for the life of Abram / Abraham that I know you will love.

Life of Abram / Abraham

0 – 10 years old Abram lived in a cave (Yasher 8:35-36)

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The Way of Balaam 2

July 27, 2014Ambassador for Yehovah's kingdom, Assyrian, Audio Torah Teaching, Balaam, Hebrew Roots, ISRAEL the STATE, Last Days, Michael Didier Torah Teacher, Sabbath Teaching, Tribulationbalaam, israel a called out nation, Israel like a lion, israel like an ox, last days, michael didier torah teacher, way of balaamMichael Didier

This is part 2 of 2 in the series “The way of Balaam.” Here is a link to part 1, “The way of Balaam”

Balaam brought forth 4 messages from Yehovah; the first 2 were the result of his encounter with Yehovah through divination and the latter two were the utterance of the man whose eyes are opened and was moved by spirit Elohim. All 4 messages were about Yehovah’s spiritual men, Israel: Who they are, where they came from, where they are going and what they will do in the last days.

Israel (please don’t confuse the Israel I am talking about with theÂ STATE OF ISRAEL which is currently in the promised land) is depicted as an ox who will eat up their enemies as it eats up grass.

So Moab said to the elders of Midian, “Now this company will lick up everything around us, as an ox licks up the grass of the field.”Â (Num 22:4)

Elohim [Israel’s lawmaker and judge] brings them out of Egypt; he has strength like a wild ox. “For there is no sorcery against Jacob, nor any divination against Israel. It now must be said of Jacob and of Israel, ‘Oh, what Elohim has done!‘Â Look, a people rises like a lioness, and lifts itself up like a lion; it shall not lie down until it devours the prey, and drinks the blood of the slain.”Â (Num 23:22-24)

“God brings him out of Egypt; he has strength like a wild ox; he shall consume the nations, his enemies; he shall break their bones and pierce them with his arrows. ‘He bows down, he lies down as a lion; And as a lion, who shall rouse him?‘ “Blessed is he who blesses you, And cursed is he who curses you.” (Num 24:8-9)

What can grass do to defend against a hungry ox, or what prey, a lion? The same thing that the nations can do to defend themselves from Israel. NOTHING! We must ask our selves (I’m speaking to men) “Am I numbered among the nations?” Or Yehovah’s called out people? Hint: Continue reading The Way of Balaam 2 →

Abram Rescues Lot

July 22, 2014Abram, Ambassador for Yehovah's kingdom, Amraphel, Audio Torah Teaching, Chedorlaomer, Hebrew Roots, Lot, Michael Didier Torah Teacher, Nimrod, Sabbath Teaching, Shemabram defeats Chedorlaomer, abram rescues lot, genesis 13, genesis 14, king of Elam, king of shinar, Melchizedek, michael didier torah teacher, titheMichael Didier

In Genesis 13 Abram leaves Egypt after Pharaoh gave him more silver, gold, sheep, goats, cattle, camels and male and female servants, including Hagar the daughter of one of his concubines. Abram had 300+ of Nimrod’s servants (men with their families) who came with him out of Babylon (including Eliezer, who Nimrod had given him after he was saved from the furnace), and 72 more men that came with him out of Haran and all the souls which were born to his household.Â Lot too has many servants, tents and livestock.

In a very real sense, the camp of Abram and the camp of Lot are like two traveling cities and require a large “footprint” in the land to sustain them; and because of this, Lot needs to leave. There is just not room enough for the two of them; and he chooses to go down to Sodom which by the sea, a land described in Yasher as “the garden of Yehovah.”

But not long after he is there Chedorlaomer the king of Elam, Nimrod (Amraphel) king of Shinar, and two other kings come raiding from the North with 8oo,000 men. And on their way back north they raid the city that Lot and all his people are in and take them as slaves.

When Abram receives the word about Lot being taken captive, he fields 318 trained servants who were born in his house. Think for a moment. How many families must Abram have in his camp to have 318 men who are trained and ready to fight?

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