1 Corinthians 15:27 is explained out of love, and the chief aim is to show how it does not speak of the incorrect man-made doctrine known as the ‘trinity’.
A number of other verses which are similar will also inturn be explained such as 1 Corinthians 15:28, Ephesians 1:22, Mark 14:62, Mark 16:19, Matthew 28:18.
Messiah As Priest, No World Peace Here, Messiah Rules From Above, Levite Priests?
Here a neat table of contents is addressed, and various topics addressed – which ideally allow for better understanding and grasp.
Topics covered;
■ The Priesthood Of Melchizadek Is Recognized By God:
■ Messiah (Christ) Was Sent Here To Become A Priest In The Order Of Melchizadek.
■ What Does This Then Mean For The Levitical Priesthood – Is It Abolished And No More?
■ What is The Need Of A High Priest In The Order Of Melchizadek?
■ No Holy ‘World Peace’ Here Amongst Men, Rather It Is Between The Holy God and Mankind:
■ Messiah Rules From Above, Right Now In The New Heaven And Earth
Shalom.
The aim of this explanation of Holy Scripture is to peaceably share how in no place does it, or any other Scripture allow for human sacrifice – rather, the verse uses the word ‘ransom’ in a unique way as the Law of Moses and the rest of Holy Scripture forbid human sacrifice (Deuteronomy 24:16, Jeremiah 31:30, Ezekiel 18:20 etc.).
The aim of this explanation is to further interpret verses which speak of either Christ’s death and ressurection, or his blood – as they are; poetic and meorphical in a certain way, especially if they read along the lines of ‘sacrifice’ or ‘makes us clean’.
This explanation of Holy Scripture further demonstrates the connection between Christ in the Psalms where it is said that Christ ‘hated wickedness but loved righteousness’ and was therefore then ‘annointed’ as priest in the order of Melchizadek after being raised from the dead ref./par. Psalm 45:7, 110:4);
Therefore he had to be made like his brothers in every respect, so that he might become a merciful and faithful high priest in the service of God, to make propitiation for the sins of the people.
Hebrews 2:17 ESV
Here we will see;
■ Proverbs Confirming Christ Was Created, New Testament Confirming His ‘Nickname’ As ‘Wisdom’.
(Proverbs 8:12, 8:22 NASB, Luke 7:35, Matthew 11:19)
■ Everlasting Life By Believing In Wisdom (Christ)
(With the above; Proverbs 8:35, Isaiah 28:16, Ephesians 2:20, John 3:16 KJV)
■ Christ As Wisdom, And Was There At The Beginning Of The Rest Of Creation (Proverbs 8:12, 8:21-22 NASB, 8:24-29, 8:35 ESV)
■ Isaiah Writes The Words of Christ Speaking; How He Was There At The Beginning Even In Genesis 1:26 – However, With The Other Dot Points Here And Commentary; This Does Not Mean The ‘Trinity’ Is Real.
(Isaiah 48:16, with the above and Genesis 1:16)
Shalom.
Here the allusion with regards to the identity of Christ as being the Messiah, is shared from the books of Genesis 22 and Isaiah 53.
Another two fantastic verses which show us that the servant whom G-d sent is one man (Messiah/Christ), who was given as a covenant for the nation (many people) – are Isaiah 42:6, 49:8).
This explanation aims to show how God’s good commandments forbid human sacrifices (ref. Deuteronomy 23:16, Ezekiel 18:20), and thus 1 John 2:2 (or any other verse for that matter) is in no way saying that Christ (Messiah) was a literal human sacrifice;
He is the propitiation for our sins, and not for ours only but also for the sins of the whole world.
1 John 2:2 ESV
This explanation aims to share both contextually and linguistically.
We will find that the word ‘propitiation’ here in 1 John 2:2, refers to Messiah (Christ) praying to G-d for transgressors (ref. Isaiah 53:12), and does not allude to him being a literal blood sacrifice.
Further, the rule and way of interpretation found within this article, will assist a person in understanding that verses which read along the lines of;
• ‘…the blood of Jesus Christ makes us clean…’ (ref. 1 John 1:7),
• ‘…he was wounded for our transgressions…’ (ref. Isaiah 53:5)
or even,
• ‘He is the propitiation for our sins…’ (1 John 2:2 ESV)
– are figurative and (respectfully) poetic in nature.
https://orthodoxmessianicjudaism.com/2021/03/10/propitiation-1-john-2-2-isaiah-5312/
May it be fruitful.
Shalom v’kind regards,
Matthew 5:17-18 Explained; …not to abolish but to fulfill… and …not a dot will pass until all is accomplished…
Sharing the more accurate rendering of Psalm 45:6-7 complete with brief explanation – showing how there is no ‘trinity’ within it. Shalom.
Sharing a video explanation of how Isaiah 9:6 does not speak of the incorrect man-made doctrine known as the ‘trinity’. Further, a published Hebrew contextual translation of the verse is also shared – it to, demonstrates no reference to the ‘trinity’. Shalom and kind regards.
Isaiah 53:10 explained showing where Holy Scripture prophesied the resurrection of Christ/Messiah.
Verse by verse; Israel the servant – man or nation.
*Isaiah 41:8-9 – Nation (plural).
*Isaiah 43:10 – Nation (plural).
*Isaiah 44:1-2 – Nation (plural).
*Isaiah 44:21 – Nation (plural).
*Isaiah 45:4 – Nation (plural).
*Isaiah 48:20 – Nation (plural).
*Isaiah 49:3 – Messiah (Christ) (singular).
*Isaiah 49:5 – interpretation included in *Isaiah 49:3 explanation.
*Isaiah 49:8 & 42:6 – Messiah (Christ) (singular).
*Isaiah 53:10 & 53:11 – Messiah (Christ) (singular).
Sharing how to explain the riddle of Isaiah 49:3 and 49:5, and how they are a key to confirming the suffering ‘righteous servant’ of Isaiah 53 is not a nation – though rather, the servant is indeed one man, the created, risen, righteous Lord Jesus Christ (Adonai Yehoshua the Messiah).
A brief summary showing some of the blessings of the New Covenant, what it is, and how believing in Christ (Messiah) is the only possible way to receive such.
Reviewing Scripture, showing how Christ (Messiah) has always been sinless, and the reason why he was baptised in water.
When the risen King Messiah (Christ) was crucified, some of his very last words were…
