GOD the FATHER, GOD the SON | 10 Things You Should Know About Immanuel | Special Episode
YASHUA (JESUS) is YHVH, Israel’s only Savior. In this video, we look at a few Scriptures that show who YASHUA really is, offer a response to the concept of the trinity, and study several Hebrew words including the word for Messiah.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Immanuel
1:14 GOD is one
3:15 Why we made this video
4:23 HE is the Shepherd and the Door
7:15 Who we pray to
8:26 YASHUA, the House of GOD
9:54 GOD the Father
12:59 YASHUA’s genealogy: First and Last
14:04 The meaning of the word Messiah
16:54 Who’s coming in the clouds?
19:13 THE NAME OF THE LORD is His Name
21:36 JESUS in the Book of Enoch
24:19 A response to the trinity analogy
26:13 Song: O Come, O Come Immanuel
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