Comments by "WaterspoutsOfTheDeep" (@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep) on "Rabbi Dovid Vigler" channel.

And it's interesting God incarnate Jesus was called the Word from the start and in fact the Spirit still refers to him in the future as the Word in Revelation. God the Word is the substance of all things, the universe exists within and is sustained by him, he is the everlasting Father of all things, the first and the last beside him there is no God it says in Isaiah 44:6. And a few chapters later in 48 we see God the first and the last directed by the Sovereign God, God the Father to be sent along with the Spirit. All three members of the trinity present and established in the old testament, yet the first and the last just said there is no God beside him thus all three mentioned a few chapters later must be one God three persons.
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We are all sons of Adam God created and God came for Jew and Gentile. Isaiah 42:6 I the Lord have called thee in righteousness, and will hold thine hand, and will keep thee, and give thee for a covenant of the people, for a light of the Gentiles;
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@LucBylemans The book of Isaiah is Gods word and as I just showed makes it clear Jesus is God, and God is a trinity. It clearly states the first and the last there is no God beside them. Then it states the first and the last was sent by the Sovereign God with his Spirit. One, two, three, trinity all present and individualized in the same statement. Cope, the God of Israel and Issac is triune.
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@LucBylemans "Let US make man in OUR IMAGE." Plural persons, singular image. Multiple as one, a singular God as a fellowship of persons revealing the triune nature of God. Only God is speaking for only God has creation power. Gen 1:26 Then God said, “Let us make mankind in our image." The God of Israel and Issac is a trinity and Jesus is your God.
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@LucBylemans Daniel 7:13 we have the son of man(Jesus) coming on the clouds of heaven defining him as God, coming before the Ancient of Days who is God the Father. The God of Abraham and Issac is a trinity, and Jesus.
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@LucBylemans Gen 19:24 We have the Lord at Sodem and Gomorrah rained down sulfur and fire from the Lord in heaven clearly showing two members of the trinity in two different locations at the same time Jesus on earth and the Father in heaven. This Jesus on earth is the same Lord that was just with Abraham. The God of Abraham and Issac is a trinity and Jesus is your God.
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@LucBylemans God said he would die for your sins. Blood of Jesus in a fountain in heaven. Zechariah 13:1 In that day there shall be a fountain opened to the house of David and to the inhabitants of Jerusalem for sin and for uncleanness. Zechariah 13:1 is clearly talking about a sacrifice provided by/of God. Jeremiah 2:13 For my people have committed two evils; they have forsaken me the fountain of living waters, and hewed them out cisterns, broken cisterns, that can hold no water. Hebrews 9:12 Neither by the blood of goats and calves, but by his own blood he entered in once into the holy place, having obtained eternal redemption for us.
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@LucBylemans Isaiah 44:6 Thus saith the Lord the King of Israel, and his redeemer the Lord of hosts; I am the first, and I am the last; and beside me there is no God. Jesus is God and appeared in bodily form before becoming flesh. We clearly also see the three persons of the trinity present as individuals here too. Isaiah 48:12-16 Jesus speaker: "Isaiah 48:12 I am the first and I am the last." Then Jesus mentions the Father and Holy Spirit, one two three trinity "Isaiah 48:16 And now the Sovereign Lord has sent me, endowed with his Spirit." Jesus is your God.
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@LucBylemans Jesus predates his incarnate transformation. An often overlooked verse that speaks to this is Jude 5 where it says Jesus saved the people out of Egypt and also destroyed those who did not believe. These events are least over 1200 years before Jesus was born
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@LucBylemans Jesus saying he pre-existed his incarnate transformation and was God, the same God that appeared to Moses at the burning bush. John 8:58 Jesus said unto them, Verily, verily, I say unto you, Before Abraham was, I AM.
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@LucBylemans Jesus claimed to be the Messiah AND God infront of the Sanhedrin and they sentenced him to death for it. Romans 8, Ephesians 1 the eternal covenant, last mentioned, first made. Where the trinity made a covenant with themselves before the creation of the universe for the redemption of man. That is why the text states "by myself" it was not made with man but the fellowship of the trinity with themselves so it could not be broken the redemption of man could not be stopped. A covenant is between more than one person. And the result of the eternal covenant? The power of the blood raised Jesus from the dead, thus can do the same for you! Hebrews 13:20 Now may the God of peace who brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus, the great shepherd of the sheep, by the blood of the eternal covenant, Like we saw in Zechariah 13:1.
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@LucBylemans Jesus was the God walking in Eden with Adam, writing on the wall with Daniel, standing in the furnace with the three men, in the tent with Abraham, on mount Sinai with Moses and so on. The Father had never left heaven.
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@LucBylemans Jesus your God is found in the events across the torah. Like Abraham and Isaac. Abraham represents the Father, Issac represents the Son, Issac carried the wood to be sacrificed on up the hill, Jesus carried the cross the wood to be sacrificed on up the hill of Calvary. As Abraham was about to kill Issac God said no I will provide the sacrifice and gave a ram. Jesus is called the lamb of God and was the Fathers sacrifice for all of our sin because the bible says the work of the cross was the Fathers idea, remember Jesus praying not my will but yours be done. The son obeyed the will of the father.
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@LucBylemans The story of Ruth of Jew and Gentile coming together. Ruth was a Gentile who became part of the genetic linage of Jesus on his mothers side, the side promised to bring him into the world. Just like Jesus brought Jew and Gentile together with his work. The story of Joseph representing Jesus being betrayed by his brothers representing the disciples who all denied Jesus on the cross and put him in a hole for 3 days like Jesus was dead for 3 days and then came out/resurrected.
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@LucBylemans The bible outlines both prayer and the person of Jesus in the description of the tabernacle as Jesus is the bodily fulfillment of the ceremonial law The gate(enter into his presence with worship and praise), Jesus is the gate, the 4 colors on the gate represents the 4 positions Jesus holds, as outlined in the four gospels which also is represented in the four faces on the cherub/living creature(which purpose is to protect God's glory) and the nature of each face on the creature. Scarlet=Luke=Savior=face of man, Purple=Mathew=King=face of lion(authority), White=Mark=Perfect Man=face of ox(servant/sacrifice), Blue=John=Son of God=face of eagle(divinity). The the outercourt is where we cleanse ourselves to come into his presence the alter of sacrifice we cleanse ourselves with his blood he is the lamb, the laver he is the purifying word that washes us, represented also when blood and water poured out from his side when he was pierced by the spear. The outercourt represents one of 3 realms of prayer as outlined by Jesus. Knock(holy of holies), seek(holy place), ask(outercourt). Outercourt is the asking because that is where you make your requests known to the Lord.
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@LucBylemans The Holy place, table of shobread Jesus is the bread, the life. The lamp stand, Jesus is the light, the way. The incense, Jesus is our High Priest in constant intersession for us our prayers go through him, incense represents prayer in the bible. Then the Holy of Holies the ark of the covenant, he is our covenant, the mercy seat stained with his blood. When the the priest once a year dipped his robe in blood when he went into the Holy of Holies so a stream of blood was behind him whereever he walked, he went to each piece of furniture which then made a line on the ground of blood and it made the shape of the cross because of the positioning of all the furniture in the cross shape if you looked from above and then you'd see then this large blood outline of the cross. Jesus of course died on the cross for our sins and shed his blood, so a blood cross is a perfect representation. Every pole holding up the wall of the tabernacle had silver and brass on it speaking of redemption and suffering, the pole of wood speaks of his physical flesh his body it is acacia wood meaning eternal flesh the rope connected to the pole is made out of goats hair that had 11 strands of it in the rope, 11 is the number of destruction and goats hair speaks of sin, he destroyed our sin. The nail in the ground connected to the rope is brass, God said it should only be half way in the ground and half way out. Jesus is called the nail in Isaiah 22:23, and half in half out means he died and rose again.
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@LucBylemans There is the story of Israel in the desert becoming diseased and God telling them to put a serpent on a wooden pole and to look at it and be healed. The wooden pole is the cross and the serpent represent sin destroyed on the cross. Jesus is the God of Israel and your God, the text makes it clear time and time again.
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@BigJFindAWay Of course God came as Jesus and just brought the final covenant, it's as simple as that. The term Christianity came way later just to describe those that accepted it.
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@LucBylemans There is the story of the prophet Hosea. One of the best representations of Jesus. Hosea means savior. God tells Hosea to marry Gomer a prostitute. They have a child named Jezrial which means planted by God. Gomer then sleeps around and has two children by other men Lo Ruhamah which means no mercy and Lo Ammi which means not my people. Gomer leaves Hosea and the children stay with him and Hosea calls them Ruhamah meaning he will have mercy, and Ammi my people. He was upset and told the children to tell Gomer to come home. God says to Hosea no she won't respond to that. The bible says sleeping around and people who become drunks takes away their affection. But God says I'm going to make her instead repulsive to her lovers, and suddenly no one wants to be with her. She now has no money and she then is put on a slave block. Hosea goes to the slave block and buys her back. He says to Gomer you are not going to call me master instead I'm to be your husband. The perfect picture of redemption of Jesus buying us back from our sins saying I don't want to be your master I want to be your lover. It is one of the most beautiful pictures given in the bible.
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