
Righteousness
Yeshua’s sacrifice provided the atonement for sin, removed the sin nature of all who would believe, and gave His followers the righteousness of God.

Yeshua’s sacrifice provided the atonement for sin, removed the sin nature of all who would believe, and gave His followers the righteousness of God.

In mercy God offers to everyone the option of righteousness through the sacrifice of Yeshua. Only through Him can there be forgiveness of sin, redemption and salvation.

The subject of this series, Jacob’s Trouble, is one of those subjects that most (probably all) do not fully understand or like. The context of Jacob’s Trouble is God’s final judgment upon the earth, upon Israel and upon the Gentiles.

he prophets foretold that one day both Jews and Gentiles would believe and follow the Lord God of Israel and His Messiah. Yeshua prayed that we would become one with each other as we were one with Him. Finally, Paul called this unique people, “The One New Man.”

he prophets foretold that one day both Jews and Gentiles would believe and follow the Lord God of Israel and His Messiah. Yeshua prayed that we would become one with each other as we were one with Him. Finally, Paul called this unique people, “The One New Man.”

God does not leave us helpless in our sins. He provided the way of forgiveness which results in reconciliation between Himself and sinful mankind.

In mercy God offers to everyone the option of righteousness through the sacrifice of Yeshua. Only through Him can there be forgiveness of sin, redemption and salvation.

The subject of this series, Jacob’s Trouble, is one of those subjects that most (probably all) do not fully understand or like. The context of Jacob’s Trouble is God’s final judgment upon the earth, upon Israel and upon the Gentiles.

Yeshua’s sacrifice provided the atonement for sin, removed the sin nature of all who would believe, and gave His followers the righteousness of God.
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