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Understanding The Gospels and Messiah's Role
Oct 3, 2024
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Lecture Notes: The Gospels and the Messiah
Introduction
The Gospels detail the five-fold ministry of the Messiah:
King
Servant
Son of Man
Son of God
Almighty Judge
Each Gospel author presents the story from his unique perspective.
The complete narrative of Yeshua's life is pieced together from all Gospel accounts.
The Gospel of Luke
Begins with the narrative of Zechariah and Elisheva.
Understanding the Creator’s time reckoning and priestly courses is vital to understanding Luke’s chronology.
The lecture series will reference the corrected King James Version (CKJV).
Zechariah and Elisheva
Zechariah, a priest, and Elisheva were righteous, adhering to the commandments.
They were childless, which was seen as divine displeasure.
While serving in the temple, Zechariah was selected to offer incense during the Feast of Shavuot.
An angel (Gabriel) appeared to Zechariah, announcing that Elisheva would bear a son, Yohanan (John).
Angel Gabriel’s Pronouncement
Zechariah questioned Gabriel's message due to their old age.
Gabriel declared Zechariah would be deaf and dumb until the prophecy was fulfilled due to his disbelief.
Elisheva miraculously conceived, confirming the angel's message.
Miriam and the Birth of Yeshua
Gabriel visited Miriam in Nazareth, announcing she would bear Yeshua, the Son of God.
Miriam visited Elisheva, who was six months pregnant.
Elisheva confirmed Miriam’s divine pregnancy, giving reassurance.
Birth and Circumcision of Yohanan
At Yohanan’s circumcision, Zechariah confirmed the name Yohanan in writing.
Zechariah’s speech returned, and he prophesied over Yohanan.
Prophetic Significance
Yohanan is linked to the prophecy of Elijah returning before the day of Yehovah.
John the Baptist is seen as this Elijah figure in the spirit and power of Elijah.
Conclusion and Next Steps
Next focus: Genealogy of Yeshua through Miriam, aligning with King David’s lineage.
Importance of understanding the ancient Hebrew text of Matthew’s Gospel for lineage clarity.
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