The Suffering Messiah Of The Rabbis

Friday, November 26, 2021

There's a fascinating story in the writings of the Jewish rabbis about the Messiah. It's about a vision where God speaks to the Messiah and tells him of his future mission. He tells the Messiah: "For their sins; the sins of the people; you will suffer. You'll be forced into an iron yoke, and your tongue will cleave to the roof of your mouth. Do you accept this?" Messiah says, "Yes, so that every soul should be saved from Adam onward." The rabbis write of Messiah taking on Himself a mission in which He bears the sins of His nation, and the sins of all who were born from the time of Adam. There's only one person in the history of Israel and the world who can match that description. So even the rabbis, who don't believe in Yeshua Jesus, still, without realizing it, bear witness of Him. Yeshua, Jesus, truly is Messiah and Lord of all. So be blessed. Your sins are gone, every single one of them, and there's nothing left. For He is so good that even the rabbis bear witness of Him.

From Message #831 - The Rising of the Leper King: The Rabbinic Mysteries IV