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Parasha Miketz (At the End): Dreams, Destiny and Discernment – Trusting God with the Details of Your Life

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When Pharaoh sent for Joseph, he didn't waste any time by telling Pharaoh the story of his unjust imprisonment. Instead, Joseph was careful to explain to Pharaoh that God had the answer. Despite years of hardship and suffering, Joseph's trust in God was still unwavering. As Joseph delivered to Pharaoh the interpretation of the dream, he explained to him that the dream was in fact a revelation from God that there would be a season of plenty, followed by a season of famine and lack.

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How Yeshua Overcame Rejection… and You Can, Too

Yeshua Speaks Near the Treasury, by James Tissot

The Jewish Messiah, Yeshua (Jesus), understands rejection. Sometimes the rejection of Yeshua was based on a misunderstanding of Him or a misreading of His intentions. Whatever the reason, in the end, many of the religious establishment fell into fears that led to His utter rejection and execution. Likewise, today, Jewish Believers in Yeshua also experience rejection based, in part, on the fact that the Jewish People over the centuries were murdered by Christians — people who professed to follow Yeshua. Another reason is because their beliefs do not fit into the understanding of traditional Judaism.

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Is Prophecy Really a Thing of the Past?

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The Bible is full of prophecy that fires the imagination and challenges us to seek a closer walk with God. Prophecy (nevu’a) is crucial in Judaism, shaping Jewish tradition, hopes, and expectations, and pointing to the coming Messianic era. Nevu’a is related to the Hebrew term niv sefatayim, meaning fruit of the lips, which is what a prophet produces through his words—much fruit for the glory of God. Throughout the Bible, God used prophets to explain God’s Word in light of current events and encourage the Jewish People to follow God’s will. He used prophets to reveal future events in order to warn them of the consequences of their current decisions.

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