Y’hoshua HaMashiach is the Promised One of Yisrael. This teaching traces Tanakh prophecies and their fulfillment in the Renewed Covenant, revealing His identity, mission, sacrifice, resurrection, priesthood, and coming Kingdom.
Part 2 brings the story to its center in Y’hoshua the Mashiach: His proclamation of the Kingdom, His atoning death and resurrection according to the Scriptures, and His call for Jew and Gentile alike to repent, believe, and walk as true talmidim.
The Good News of Y’hoshua does not begin in the middle of the Bible. Part 1 traces the message from creation, human rebellion, covenant promise, and Yisrael’s calling to show that the Good News is rooted in the redemptive purpose of Y’hovah from the beginning.
Y’hoshua is “Master of Shabbat” not to cancel it, but to reveal its true purpose: mercy, restoration, and covenant rest. From the grainfields to healings, He teaches Shabbat as a gift—and points to the Shabbat-rest that remains.
Leviticus 27 regulates vow estimations under the Mosaic Covenant. Numbers 6 adds the Nazir vow of separation. We examine Samson, Samuel, and Paul, and discuss whether Nazir vows should be practiced today in Netzari Mashiach Judaism.
