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What Sacrifice Really Means
When you hear the word sacrifice (atonement), do you immediately think of sin, punishment, and death? What if the Torah paints a completely different picture—one centered on relationship, presence, and access? Explore the profound symbolism of blood within the Torah, showing how it signifies a movement towards greater holiness and intimacy with God. We examine the concept of a blood covenant, where blood bonds God and people, and its role in purification, not as a sin offering or substitution. Join us for this torah study to deepen your understanding of these ancient practices from a Messianic Judaism lens.
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Recent Messages
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Jesus: Our Passover Lamb?
In this message, we look closely at Exodus 12 and challenge one of the most common assumptions in Christian theology. What was the Passover lamb doing? What did the blood mean? And how should this shape the way we understand Jesus, sacrifice, and atonement? This teaching explores the biblical text carefully and argues that the Passover story may not mean what many of us were taught to assume.
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Worthy To Save?
If Yeshua’s (Jesus) obedience was automatic, then in what sense was it ever truly tested? And if it was not tested, in what sense does he fulfill the biblical pattern of the righteous mediator? In this message, Rabbi Damian Eisner with @Shalomacon continues his teaching series on atonement by exploring the merit of Messiah and challenging familiar assumptions about salvation and sacrifice.
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Grace Is Misunderstood
What does grace really mean? In this opening message, Rabbi Damian Eisner at @Shalomacon common assumptions about grace and salvation by tracing the biblical idea of chen as favor that is connected to tested faithfulness, covenant standing, and solidarity with others. Looking closely at Moses and Israel after the golden calf, this teaching shows that divine favor was already operating in Scripture in ways many believers have never fully considered.
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This series will introduce you to Jesus in His Jewish context.
The Jewish Jesus
It sounds so simple and obvious: The Jewish Jesus. But this essential truth has been lost to nearly all of his followers. Why has the Jewishness of Jesus been downplayed or even denied throughout a large part of history? Why is this one simple fact critical to our relationship with him?
