The subject, it seems to me, should have been in many, many of our seminars.

It kind of reminds me of Messianic Jewish fellowships.

It seems to me, after a while, and I've been at it a long, long time.

It seems that we're trying to make people more Jewish than we are to teach about the Jewish

Messiah. We're here to worship the Lord. Amen? And I'd like you to turn in your Bibles to

Isaiah chapter 9. Isaiah chapter 9.

Isaiah chapter 9.

Many people avoid this, especially the opening verses, not understanding the historical portion behind it.

But this is a very key passage.

And we learn that the Messiah is the key

to prophetic matters. All of it. No matter who you're talking to, no matter what issue you're

dealing with, we're dealing with the Messiah of Israel. Amen? And his name is

Yehoshua. Hello? I didn't hear any amen. If I were you, I'd say amen to his Hebrew name.

Sometimes we call him Yeshua as a nickname rather than Hehooshua. But that is his name.

Jesus is after a Greek name, Jesus. I always tell folks, well, there are thousands of guys down

in Mexico named Jesus and they can't save you. Amen? There is only one who can save you from

sin, death, and hell. His name is Yehoshua and that name means the Lord is salvation.

Neither is their salvation in any other for there's none other name under heaven given among men whereby we must be what saved how interesting

it's a name above all names it's the name that gives us salvation and many people do ask me do you have to believe believe he's the Messiah in order to be saved?

The answer to that is absolutely.

John 20, 30, and 31.

Many other signs Yeshua did in the presence of his disciples, which are not written in this book.

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