num_pages: 237
description: Context is king. A text taken out of context becomes a pretext for any subtext. If we study Yeshuas parables without their proper Jewish context it will leave us with distorted and inaccurate interpretations of what He intended for us to understand and live out. When we eliminate the Jewishness from these parables it will only leave us with questions that lack answers. The Bible describes our world as this present evil age (Gal 1:4). If we have a King and a Kingdom why do Believers often feel defeated in this out-of-control world when all authority has been given into the hands of our King? How can we wisely and successfully navigate our lives through such murky and dangerous waters? What will it take to have His Messianic Kingdom come on earth as it is in Heaven? The Messiah addresses these questions with practical and yet profound answers in His parables regarding the mystery of the Kingdom of Heaven. It is only when viewed through the lens of a Jewish context that these eight parables fit together seamlessly with the rest of Scripture. The Lord has not called us to a battle-less existence but to be more than conquerors through Him who loved us. This book is a disciple's manual and map for a victorious life through our victorious King!
language: English
title: The Mysterious Parables of the Kingdom of Heaven
publisher: None