Lech Lecha: The Call, the Covenant, and the Lie of Replacement Theology

The Progressive Revelation of Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh in Yeshuah

In this episode we trace the profound identity of God through Scripture and language: from the burning bush in Exodus where God introduces Himself as “Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh” — “I Am Who I Am / I Will Be Who I Will Be” — to the declaration of the Messiah in Revelation where “who is, who was, and who is to come” resonates that same eternal Name. The teaching explores Hebrew roots (“Ehyeh”, “Asher”), the link to the Name of the Messiah (Yeshua/Yeshuah = “salvation”), and how Jesus’ “I Am” statements align with the God of Israel. Ultimately, it shows that the God who revealed Himself at the bush is the One who became our personal Savior — timeless, personal, and ever‑present. What you’ll gain from listening: • Insight into the Hebrew terms Ehyeh + Asher and how they point to past, present & future existence. • Understanding how Revelation 1:8 links the Old Testament Name to the Messiah’s identity. • A fresh Messianic perspective on Jesus as not just Savior, but the eternal “I Am”. • Application: how this eternal identity of God invites us into relationship, not just theology. Tune in for: deep biblical‑linguistic reflection, reclaimed theological depth, and an invitation into the living presence. bShemYeshua.net

Lech Lecha: The Call, the Covenant, and the Lie of Replacement Theology

Lech Lecha: The Call, the Covenant, and the Lie of Replacement Theology In this foundational lesson on Parasha Lech Lecha (Genesis 12–17), we follow the divine call of Abram and explore the eternal covenant that shapes Israel’s identity and God’s redemptive plan for the world. From Melchizedek to the birth of Isaac, this episode exposes the theological error of Replacement Theology and reveals the enduring promises to Abraham’s physical descendants. In this episode, we uncover: * Why God’s covenant with Abraham—and the land of Israel—is everlasting and irrevocable * How Romans 11 and Genesis 12 dismantle Replacement Theology and affirm Israel’s central role * What the priesthood of Melchizedek teaches us about Yeshua’s kingship and Israel’s mission * Why circumcision still matters—and what it means in the Spirit for those grafted in * How Isaac’s birth points to both God’s faithfulness and the prophetic arrival of the Messiah This is not just a Messianic insight—it’s a bold stand for biblical truth and a prophetic call to honor God’s covenant with Israel, walk in unity through Yeshua, and reject every doctrine that severs the root from the branches. 🕊️ ⁠Access full teachings and articles at bShemYeshua.net [https://bshemyeshuablog.wordpress.com/2024/11/09/weekly-torah-portion-lech-lecha] 🎧 Explore all series from DL Canada II [https://open.spotify.com/search/DL%20Canada%20II%20/podcastAndEpisodes]on Spotify: “The gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.” — Romans 11:29

Noach Series Finale Episode 6: The Name and the Flood – Yeshuah, Acts 2, and the Battle over the Sh’ma

Noach Series Finale Episode 6: The Name and the Flood – Yeshuah, Acts 2, and the Battle over the Sh’ma In the final episode of the Noach series, we bring all revelation streams together—unifying the mystery of the flood, the covenant Name, and the apostolic declaration in Acts 2. This is a call to walk in the Name that saves, the Name that seals, and the Name that fulfills the Sh’ma Yisrael. In this episode, we uncover: * Why Matthew 28:19 and Acts 2:38 are not in conflict, but in divine harmony * How baptism into the singular Name of Yeshuah fulfills the covenant blueprint * Peter’s revelation at Shavuot (Pentecost) and how it reflects Noah’s obedience * Why the Name of Yeshuah is the true Ark, sealing us from judgment and lifting us into resurrection This is not just a theological insight—it is a prophetic call to live in, bear, and proclaim the Name of the Father, Son, and Spirit made One: Yeshuah. 🕊️ Access full teachings and articles at bShemYeshua.net [https://bShemYeshua.net] 🎧 Explore all series from DL Canada II on Spotify: * Short Messianic Lessons [https://open.spotify.com/show/0qLU37UWmGcb9QEIYcwdwW?si=108a748ca7e641ef] * Meditation Series [https://open.spotify.com/show/2dywfrJItFRKqRcWqGgG4O?si=b04e80d57a9245d3] * Encouraging Sounds [https://open.spotify.com/show/7bWvQmCc2orTv6DDnw8Jv0?si=12b55da08f664d90] “Be baptized… in the Name of Yeshuah the Messiah.” — Acts 2:38

Noach Series Episode 5: The Eyes of the LORD – Ayin and the Secret of Grace (Sod Sod)

Noach Series Episode 5: The Eyes of the LORD – Ayin and the Secret of Grace (Sod Sod) In this deep and sacred teaching, we enter the most hidden layer of revelation—Sod Sod, the secret of the secret. We explore the Hebrew word Ayin (עין), which means “eye” but also points to Divine Providence and affliction. This episode reveals: * How Genesis 6:8 hides the mystery of grace in G-d’s eyes—ayin * Why grace is a treasure hidden in affliction, and how it points to Messiah * The connection between Noah, the husbandman, and the Father who plants a vineyard through suffering * How Romans 8 affirms that we are glorified with Messiah through redemptive suffering Grace is not found in comfort, but in looking directly into the eyes of the afflicted One. This episode invites you to see what Noah saw—and to plant vineyards in the field of affliction, just as our Father has done. 🕊️ Discover more at bShemYeshua.net [https://bShemYeshua.net] 🎧 Stream all our Spotify podcast series: * Short Messianic Lessons [https://open.spotify.com/show/0qLU37UWmGcb9QEIYcwdwW?si=108a748ca7e641ef]<_

Noach Series Episode 4: Hidden in the Waters (Sod)

Noach Series Episode 4: Hidden in the Waters (Sod) In this fourth installment of the Noach series, we enter the mystical dimension of Scripture—Sod, the secret. This level reveals hidden connections between Noah’s flood, baptism, and the resurrection of Messiah. In this teaching, we explore: * How 1 Peter 3:21 unveils the flood as a prophetic foreshadowing of baptism * How Romans 8 reveals the lifting power of grace for those in Messiah * What it means to walk not after the flesh, but in the Spirit * Why Noah’s obedience prefigures our resurrection life in Yeshuah Noah’s ark wasn’t just a historical vessel—it was a divine pattern. And baptism is not just symbolic—it is how we enter the covenant rest of the Messiah. In this episode, we uncover the redemptive mystery that flows through the waters of judgment into eternal life. 🕊️ Read the companion study at bShemYeshua.net [https://bShemYeshua.net] 🎧 Find more spiritual insights and teachings here: * Short Messianic Lessons [https://open.spotify.com/show/0qLU37UWmGcb9QEIYcwdwW?si=108a748ca7e641ef] * Meditation Series [https://open.spotify.com/show/2dywfrJItFRKqRcWqGgG4O?si=b04e80d57a9245d3] * Encouraging Sounds [https://open.spotify.com/show/7bWvQmCc2orTv6DDnw8Jv0?si=12b55da08f664d90] “The like figure whereunto even baptism doth also now save us…” — 1 Peter 3:21