Lecture on The Blood of Yahushua and The Covenant

Introduction

• The lecture begins with a worship session, emphasizing praise and worship to God, acknowledging His mercy and greatness.
• The key theme revolves around the power of blood in religious and spiritual contexts, particularly the blood of Yahushua (Jesus Christ).

Key Concepts Discussed

The Significance of Blood

• Blood in the Bible is portrayed as having a voice that cries out, as seen in Genesis when Abel’s blood cries out to God.
• It is emphasized that blood has always communicated and held a spiritual significance.
• The blood of Yahushua is presented as powerful and atoning for sins.

Concept of "Tamim"

• "Tamim" is discussed as meaning complete, perfect, or whole and is often used in the context of being blameless.
• The covenant with God, sealed by blood and water, makes believers "Tamim" (whole or perfect) in His presence.
• Noah is cited as an example of "Tamim" as he walked with God.

Covenants in the Bible

• The topic of covenants, particularly involving blood, is explored.
• The significance of blood covenants in Biblical times is highlighted, including sacrifices and the covenant with Noah.
• The lecture examines Jeremiah 31:31, often interpreted as the promise of a new covenant.

Blood and Sacrifice

• The lecture underscores the importance of blood in atonement and sacrifice.
• It explains how sacrifices in the Old Testament, such as the blood of lambs, prefigure the ultimate sacrifice of Yahushua.
• Emphasis is placed on Yahushua as the unblemished lamb whose blood fulfills the covenant.

The "New" Covenant

• The notion of a "new" covenant is challenged; instead, it is presented as a repaired or renewed covenant.
• The lecture critiques the translation of the Bible, specifically the King James Version, regarding the term "new" covenant.
• It is argued that Yahuwah's (God's) covenant is eternal and involves a shift from stone tablets to the heart.

Scientific Aspect of Blood

• A brief overview of blood's roles in the human body is provided: transportation of oxygen, fighting infections, and regulating body temperature.
• Emphasizes the spiritual parallel that just as blood is vital for physical life, the blood of Yahushua is essential for spiritual life.

The Blood Still Works

• The continuous power and relevance of Yahushua’s blood are emphasized.
• Blood is seen as a sign, a marker, or a covenant, and plays a critical role in salvation history.
• The blood of Yahushua enables believers to live in covenant with God and be made whole.

Conclusion

• The lecture concludes with a call to remember the power of the blood in daily life and worship.
• Encourages believers to embrace the covenant and live according to God’s laws, trusting in His eternal promises.

Integration of Worship

• Throughout the lecture, there is a heavy integration of praise and worship, including the singing of hymns and spiritual songs.
• The activity aims to engage participants in a spiritual experience that reinforces the lecture's teachings.

Practical Application

• Encourages prayer and invocation of the blood of Yahushua for protection and healing.
• Suggests that believers should walk in the covenant daily, being mindful of the spiritual significance of the blood.

These notes comprehensively cover the key teachings and themes presented in the lecture, focusing on the theological significance of blood, particularly that of Yahushua, within the framework of biblical covenants.