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Here's a question for you. If G-d adopted every
firstborn of Israel(Num 3:11-13), are we also adopted (Ep 1:5)?Does Ps 2 say
Moshiach will be legitimized as Hashem's Son?
If a man says
'this is my son', he is to be believed. (Baba Bathra 8:6)
In the
Brit Chadasha birth narratives and genealogies
of our Moshiach we learn that Moshiach was only the adoptive son of Yosef (Joseph), the descendant of David.
However, Yosef acknowledged that the child was
not a "mamzer"
(illegitimate son) but a son "whom Hashem provided"
supernaturally.Therefore, Joseph adopted the
Jewish child and consequently conferred upon him the legal rights of his
son and his firstborn heir, for the right of succession was established
according to whether the father was willing to recognize anyone as
his son (see Baba Bathra 8:6). See Babylonian
Talmud Baba Bathra 130a on Deuteronomy 21:16,
"then it shall be in the day that he causes his sons to inherit?" because
once Yosef Ben Dovid
recognized the child as Yeshua Ben Yosef Ben Dovid, then even
Oral Law or Halacha or a Jewish Judge could not
dispute the right of succession to the throne conferred by the act of a
Davidic heir [Yosef] naming the child and thus
accepting the child as his firstborn heir to David's kingship.The formal Hebrew name was
normally given to a Jewish boy during the brismilah (ritual circumcision). Let's stop here and test your Moshiach
literacy.
Now before we
speak of the second genealogy, we need to say a word about the preaching
of Shimon Kefa. Markos took Shimon Kefa's preaching that had been preached
for decades and set it down in writing. These were spiritual things
expressed in spiritual words and were of inestimable value as a core
document. Matthew used this core document in his writing along with his
own unique material. Now Luke was familiar with Mark but by
the time Luke was ready to publish his Lukan material he not only had
Mark's writing in front of him but also very probably Matthew's writing
because there are some 200 verses in Luke that are also found in Matthew.
Therefore, since Luke had opportunity to personally interview people with
knowledge of Miriam's family and Miriam's relative, the mother of Yochanan
of the tevilah of teshuva, during the narrow window of time before the
Churban and before the death of these witnesses, it is very unlikely that
Luke is giving us a divergent genealogy of Yosef ben Dovid. On the
contrary, we have a great deal of evidence to make a circumstantial case
that Luke's genealogy, the second genealogy, is the genealogy of Miriam
Bat Eli Ben Dovid, the Davidic royal almah Isaiah promised the House of
Dovid in Isaiah 7:14,
which Hebrew text contains the word LAMED KHAF FINAL MEM ("to you PLURAL,"
that is, NOT to King Ahaz, singular, NOT to "you" SINGULAR, in Isaiah
chapter 7:13-14),
meaning that the almah is a ROYAL DAVIDIC ALMAH which will be a
supernatural sign not to King Ahaz only but to the whole House of
David.
As today, anti-Moshiach activists
among the rabbis would have wanted to make the most of any knowledge that
Miriam was not of the Davidic house of Judah.RavSha'ul particularly would have insisted on
Miriam's Messianic credential of Davidic lineage.Yet there is not a hint in any of
his writings that this rabbi from Tarsus ever doubted the descent of Yeshua from David.A relatively short time later
Ignatius of Antioch, in his Epistle to the Ephesians, refers to "Miriam of
the seed of Dovid." This early attestation of
Davidic descent attributed to Miriam can also be found in the writings of
Irenaeus and Tertullian.But already in Ro
1:3RavSha'ul says of our Moshiach that "he was as to his human nature a descendant of King
Dovid."He was not born of a man and woman but of
a woman only (Ga4:4, a verse with a clear
allusion to Gn3:15 as interpreted by
Isa7:14).The only human nature Moshiach Ben Dovid had was
from his mother.Now, think:
the tribes of Israel were Reuven, Shimon, Levi, Yehudah, Dan, Naphtali, Gad,
Asher, Yissakhar, Zevulun, Yosef, and
Binyamin.Does anyone
actually believe that Miriam did not know her genealogy?Does anyone think that on Nisan 8,
at the Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem, the crowds were throwing down
palm branches before someone from another tribe other than Yehudah (Judah) or that Miriam didn't know her own
name, that she was Miriam Bat Eli Ben Dovid?Or
that these matters were not minutely investigated (see Lk 1:1) at the
time? Arrogant pride will
trip one up here. Genealogies were of the highest importance in all
matters of life: property rights, inheritance, marriage arrangements,
everything.Ignorant
21st century readers need to stop reading the Bible with
ignorant 21st century notions.The main reason the Kohanim establishment in charge of the BeisHamikdash was so
threatened by this Galilean rabbi was not just the crowds who took note of
his miracles or of his cleansing their Temple turf, but the Jews who took
note of his Davidic right to the throne of Israel and to be "King of the
Jews," thus upsetting their balance of power with the Romans.See also 2Ti
2:8. In Edersheim's Messianic classic, p.149, it is indicated
that kohanim normally either married daughters
of kohanim or nobility, so, from any view of the
facts, it is not hard to see how the family of Miriam could have had royal
kinship in the line of King Dovid.The name of the husband could be
used to trace a woman's line without, as in Jewish custom, mentioning her
name (see Luke
3:23).Luke's genealogy does not deal
with Yosef for it says that Moshiach was only supposedly Ben Yosef, meaning Miriam, though unnamed, is really being
spoken of here with Eli (Heli) being Yeshua's grandfather on his maternal side. Matthew
gives us Jeconiah's legal Davidic line through Solomon, but because of
Jeconiah's sin (see Jeremiah 22:24-30 and Jeremiah 33:15-17) the
Seed of Dovid came through Nathan and Miriam's Davidic ancestors, the
genealogy of which is given to us by Luke. We know that Luke did research
concerning the family background of Yeshua and Yochanan of the tevilah of
teshuva. A careful study of Lk-Ac shows that a
historian has been divinely dispatched into pre-Churban Jerusalem in the narrow window of time before
the death of many of the eye-witnesses and before the 70 C.E. cataclysm
(see Ac 21:8) to
confirm with assurance that these things pertaining to our salvation
(Moshiach's genealogy,
miracles, parables, post-histalkus appearances,
etc) written in Lk-Ac are true and trustworthy
as eye-witnessed facts locked into the context of secular history and the
Hebrew Bible's out-working of Hashem's plan of redemption (Lk24:44). So during the
narrow window of time before genealogical records in the Beis Hamikdash
were destroyed Lk was in Jerusalem doing his research and Rav Shaul had his own
personal "Josephus" historian as his travel companion investigating things like
the important family history of Miriam.
When dealing
with the question of Yosef Ben Dovid's adoption of Yeshua as his son and
heir, an anti-Moshiach activist might try to
make the case that "adoption" did not exist in Judaism.It is strange that no one told
Abraham this when he considered adopting his servant Eliezer in Genesis chapter 15.And did not Naomi "adopt" the
Jewish child of a Levirate marriage (Ruth 4:16f) as her
grandson and also as the adopted child of her deceased son Mahlon? Would these anti-Moshiach activists have us believe that Naomi is also
outside the pale of Judaism?Is Judaism defined by Oral Law and not by Scripture?Did not Mordecai "adopt" Queen
Esther (Esther 2:7,15)?Did
not childless Sarah and childless Rachel acquire children through the
surrogate motherhood of their handmaidens? Is Sarah outside the jurisdiction
of Judaism? We might as well say Hashem is as well, since Hashem adopted
Israel as His "first-born son" (Exodus 4:22; Hosea 11:1).See Ro 8:14-17. If only the
anti-Moshiach activists could prove that the
natural physical maternal parent or birth mother of our Moshiach was not of Davidic descent from the tribe of
Judah, then this proof would
presumably make Yeshua retain some other tribal
lineage.But alas such proof
from them is not forthcoming.Regarding Miriam Bat Eli Ben Dovid look here and here and here and here and here and here.Miriam Bat Eli
Ben Dovid was in fact the
royal almah of the House
of David foretold in Isaiah 7:14.Now here we
need to say something about the Hebrew word “almah.” Now the ROYAL almah (not just ANY almah, but the ROYAL almah of the House of David) prophesied
by Isaiah was to bring a sign to the House of Dovid, a supernatural sign
by a supernatural birth. Now this word “almah” occurs only a few times in
the Tanakh. But every time it occurs it is always an unmarried young
virginal maiden. Now there is a Hebrew word “betulah,” but it is used by
the prophet Yoel for a MARRIED virgin who is bereft of the husband of her
youth. The Hebrew word “almah” in the inerrant Tanakh is ALWAYS an
UNMARRIED betulah. We see this in the case of Rebecca or Rivka. We see
this in the case of the sister of Moshe Rabbeinu, Miriam. And this word
“almah,” referring to a ROYAL “almah” of the House of David, finally comes
in the fullness of time in the “almah” Miriam Bat Eli Ben Dovid, who was
betrothed to Yosef Ben Dovid when she was around the ages of twelve or
fourteen.
Now the penalty for adultery during the time of
betrothal could be as severe as death by stoning but in any case the
marriage would be annulled by a required divorce. And of course in that
case Yosef Ben Dovid would have been free to find himself another wife,
having become a cuckold in his time of betrothal. However, Hashem showed
Yosef Ben Dovid that this thing that had happened was a supernatural
miracle so that he should claim the coming child as his legal heir. So
Yosef Ben Dovid did not give a “get” to put away his royal “almah” that he
had betrothed. Rather Yosef Ben Dovid accepted this child born
supernaturally like Yitzchak, born supernaturally like Shimshon, born as
Immanuel, the Bar Enosh from the Atik Yomin born to this young royal almah
besulah maidulah virgin Miriam Bat Eli Ben Dovid.
You can set forth your gematria for your anti-Moshiach claimant to
the throne of Dovid, but yours is promoting a false Moshiach, an imposter
without Biblical credentials. You are promoting some kind of
pseudo-Yiddishkait Shmad Apostasy from the Jewish Religion.
Those with an ignorant prejudice toward these
genealogies often also have a bias against the kedusha hameshuleshet, the
threefold holiness, of Hashem. This is a concept seen in the Shema, where
the name of G-d is given three times. Shema Yisroel, Adonoi Eloheinu
Adonoi Echad. There it is. Three times. The mystery of the number three,
the “razei d’shlosha.” There it is, three times: first Adonoi, second,
Eloheinu, third, Adonoi. There we have something like Kadosh, Kadosh,
Kadosh in Isaiah chapter 6. In volume 2, page 43 of the Zohar, it says,
“How can the THREE be ONE? … Then the Zohar says, How Three can be One can
only be known through the revelation of the Ruach Hakodesh, the Holy
Spirit.”
That Yeshua was born of the
royal line of David and no other tribe or family is a matter of common
knowledge in the early community of believers (cfActs 2:29ff.;13:23;
2Ti2:8; Rv22:16).So MJ 7:14 says it is obvious that
MoshiachAdoneinu has
sprung from Judah, an allusion to
Zech
6:12 (see
How To
Point).
The 19th Psalm says
that the simple are made wise by the
testimony of Hashem, which testimony is
"sure."In fact, G-d's Word is called
תמימה
temimah (perfect). (Tehillim 19: 7[8])
This means it is factually without
error.G-d is not the author
of any lie or falsehood or misrepresentation of reality or false witness
to the truth.The Bible is
verbally inspired.This means
that literally every word is breathed out in the very breath of the RuachHakodesh and that man
lives by every word that proceeds from the mouth of Hashem.
The Bible is the solid rock that will
never pass away. Whatever is in the Bible is just what G-d wanted to be
said and not the mere whim of human will. See 2K 1:21.In the Scriptures are spiritual
words taught by the RuachHakodesh to those believers who have the RuachHakodesh. See 1C 2:12-16.See 2Ti 3:16 and Mt 5:18.
We have no other written authority.The words of the Hellenistic Jewish Synagogue of
the First Century that comprise the last 27 books and the Hebrew and
Aramaic words that make up the first 39 books are without error in the
original autographs and have been preserved in the extant copies so that
we have the infallible and inerrant authority that is able to make us wise
unto salvation.See 2Ti 3:15.
Blessed is the man who over G-d's Word does not
stumble.Just as it was
possible for a proud disciple of the Jerusalem rabbis to look at the
Galilean Carpenter and not "read" him but instead despise his lowly
peasant appearance ("There was no special beauty or form to make us notice
him or desire him" Isaiah
53:2), so there are proud readers who see apparent but not actual
discrepancies in the Scripture.For example, when you are reading Matthew 27:9 you might
think that the text has a mistake until you realize that this is a
composite citation (Jer 18:2-6; 19:1-2,4,6,11; 32:6-15; Zech 11:13) from
Zecharyah and Yirmeyah.And just as some turned away from the incognito King, RebbeMelechHaMoshiach, so one's
wicked heart might lead one to turn away from Matthew 27:9, but in both
cases the error is not in what is read but in the
reader.
Blatant disregard for the inerrant Tanakh
will cost the soul of the one making deathbed viddui (confession of sin)
of these words from the Talmud,
"May my death make kaparah for all my sins." rather than
"T’hei mot
haMoshiach kaparah al kol avonotai" "May the death of Moshiach make kaparah for all my sins." If the following six words from the Talmud
תְּהֵא מִיתָתִי כַּפָּרָה עַל כָּל עֲוֹנוֹתָי.
[סנהדרין
פרק ו,ב]
Let's repeat this so that there can be no confusion or question.
There are two confessions here. Each contains six little words. One Jewish confession is the holy
inspired Word of G-d and one confession is not the inspired Word of G-d.
Confession of the Talmud instead of the Tanakh will cost one his immortal
soul. Here are the words from the Talmud:
"May my death make kaparah for all my sins." Here are
the Words from the inerrant Tanakh: "Kee neegzar may-eretz chayyim
mee-pay-sha amee." So from these inerrant words we confess "T’hei mot haMoshiach kaparah al kol
avonotai," which translates into English: "May the death of Moshiach make kaparah for all my sins."
Now if
תְּהֵא מִיתָתִי כַּפָּרָה עַל כָּל עֲוֹנוֹתָי.
[סנהדרין
פרק ו,ב]
is erroneously preferred to these following six Hebrew
words from the Tanakh,
then that fatal choice
will result in the eternal lose of the nefesh:
By the time we get to 2 Corinthians chp 11 we
see that Satan wants to corrupt and ruin by means of Bible-opposing
"knowledge," the so-called "deeper things of Satan." Instead of staying
with the Word that was preached, the temptation of the Corinthians was to
"go beyond what was written" and to be seduced by extra-Biblical knowledge
(see Gen 3:5). Notice
that Eve's "Bible" only has seven words in it. The seven words in her "Bible"
warn that death will be the result of her moral autonomy, of her getting her "knowledge" of good and
evil, in other words, from a certain lethal tree rather than from the "Bible" her husband has been
given wherein the meager content of seven words ("oo-meh-ETZ ha-DAH-aht tov va-rah loh toh-KHOHL mee-mehn-NOO" ...of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil you shall not eat from it) will nevertheless tell her
how to live and not die. But in the hands of the evil Serpent this "Bible"
can be twisted and used to deceive her so that she hands herself over to a
rival authority, a
Bible-opposing authority, with fatal results. Anything that rivals and
opposes G-d is an idol, and in the Book of Revelation we see that the
believers will give up
their lives as martyrs rather than compromise with the idolatrous
religion and way of
life of the pagan society of the last days. It is fair to say that one
cannot be a believer unless one repents from all idolatry. Whoever tries to
keep his idolatrous life will lose it.