Could the “strong delusion” warned of in Scripture be connected to Christianity? This teaching examines 2 Thessalonians 2, lawlessness, division, and the loss of Torah as the biblical standard of truth.
True joy (simchah) is not an emotion but the strength of the talmid — a covenant-based reality rooted in Y’hovah’s presence. This teaching explores joy in trials, hope, endurance, and the transforming power of the Ruach HaKodesh.
Abundance begins when Y’hovah becomes the center of our existence. Despite hardship, He invites us to choose life, trust His promises, and live fully in His abiding presence.
Many profess faith in Y’hoshua yet fail to guard the covenant. To shamar Torah is to walk as true talmidim—faithful, watchful, and restored to relationship with Y’hovah.
Yeḥezqel’s vision of dry bones reveals Y’hovah’s promise to restore Yisra’el through His Ruach. This prophecy points to the Renewed Covenant in Y’hoshua HaMashiach, where Y’hovah’s Spirit brings new life, unity, and obedience to His people once scattered among the nations.
