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Psalm 22:1. My God, My God, why have you forsaken me? Eli, Eli, lamah azavtani? This psalm was titled the Deer of the Dawn (ayelet hashachar in Hebrew) and called the death psalm. It is referenced more than 15 times in the New Testament, so the early church called it the fifth gospel. In Hebrew text, the first verse is the title since there was no numbering. When Yeshua called out these words, He was pointing to this Psalm. Psalm 22:1. Mark 15:34, Matt 27:46; Hebrews 5:7;

It is one thing for teenagers in schools and colleges to smear cake on their sleepy friends' faces while laughing and partying, but it is quite the opposite at formal events. At weddings, when the bride is dressed in full finery, and the uncouth bridegroom dunks her face into the expensive cake, it is a disaster in the making. It is not funny. It is not a minor mistake to overlook. It is a red flag of things to come. Formal events are not the place for cake smearing. Cake s

Why was resurrection necessary when Yeshua’s death was adequate? Yeshua said he would rise from the dead, and He did. Yeshua spoke the truth all along. He said he would lay down his life only to take it up. (John 10:11, 17-29). His sacrifice was voluntary, willing, and purposeful. He prophesied about his resurrection and went on to make it happen. No other human had ever done so. It is also documented historically by his naysayers. His resurrection showed His Lordship and au