The Promise Perspective Podcast Tue, 18 Aug 2026 10:00:02 -0400 http://www.promise-perspective.com en-us © 2026 The Promise Perspective Podcast yes Support this Podcast be694133-b70d-5016-8034-52cbda2d773b stephanie@promise-perspective.com Stephanie Green episodic false The Promise Perspective Podcast aims to teach you how to anchor your heart in the promises and commandments of Yahuah. As the world constantly pulls our attention in every direction, in this space, you’ll find discussions on what it truly means to elevate your perspective to seeing things through a lens that we are all called to have as Yahuah's children. The Promise Perspective’s mission is to equip you with the encouragement, tools, and Scripture needed to cultivate your heart and teach you how to have a mindset completely rooted in His Word. Your host, Stephanie, is excited to join you on your walk with Yahusha to help teach you the unshakable foundation and authority we have because of Him. 

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-19650171 Tue, 18 Aug 2026 10:00:00 -0400 860 full false The Last Supper Points Back to Moses | Episode 20 The Last Supper Points Back to Moses | Episode 20 What if the Last Supper was a covenant-inaugurating ceremony intentionally pointing us back to Exodus 24, the establishment of a kingdom of priests, and the Melchizedek priesthood?

In this episode, we will trace the covenant thread from Moses and Mount Sinai to the Last Supper and ultimately to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb, by exploring the connections between Exodus 24, Luke 22, Hebrews 9, and Revelation 19—and how bread, wine, blood, covenant, priesthood, and the coming wedding feast all fit together as one beautiful, unified story.

We’ll also look at the two “mothers” presented in Scripture—Babylon and Jerusalem above—and what they reveal about identity and the people being formed through each system.

It’s also very important to mention that this episode must be watched along with Episode 19 in particular, in order to tie in the topic of “firstborn,” to being “born from above,” and the “Jerusalem above—which is the mother of us all.”

My heart behind this episode (and the previous one) is to really take time to pause, slow down, study the Scriptures, and see how Moses has always pointed forward to Messiah.

“For if you believed Moses, you would believe Me; for he wrote about Me. But if you do not believe his writings, how will you believe My words?”
John 5:46-47

Sign of Jonah Study: https://www.promise-perspective.com/blogs/the-promise-perspective-blog/the-timing-of-our-messiah-s-death-burial-and-resurrection-the-true-sign-of-jonah?_pos=17&_sid=c887d570e&_ss=r

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In this episode, we will trace the covenant thread from Moses and Mount Sinai to the Last Supper and ultimately to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb, by exploring the connections between Exodus 24, Luke 22, Hebrews 9, and Revelation 19—and how bread, wine, blood, covenant, priesthood, and the coming wedding feast all fit together as one beautiful, unified story.

We’ll also look at the two “mothers” presented in Scripture—Babylon and Jerusalem above—and what they reveal about identity and the people being formed through each system.

It’s also very important to mention that this episode must be watched along with Episode 19 in particular, in order to tie in the topic of “firstborn,” to being “born from above,” and the “Jerusalem above—which is the mother of us all.”

My heart behind this episode (and the previous one) is to really take time to pause, slow down, study the Scriptures, and see how Moses has always pointed forward to Messiah.

“For if you believed Moses, you would believe Me; for he wrote about Me. But if you do not believe his writings, how will you believe My words?”
John 5:46-47

Sign of Jonah Study: https://www.promise-perspective.com/blogs/the-promise-perspective-blog/the-timing-of-our-messiah-s-death-burial-and-resurrection-the-true-sign-of-jonah?_pos=17&_sid=c887d570e&_ss=r

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-19650149 Sat, 15 Aug 2026 08:00:00 -0400 3632 5 20 full false Chosen Out of Order: The Mystery of the Firstborn | Episode 19 Chosen Out of Order: The Mystery of the Firstborn | Episode 19 What does it truly mean to be “the firstborn” in Scripture? Is it simply about being the first biological child physically born, or is there a deeper covenantal meaning woven throughout the Word of Yahuah?

In this episode, we will dive into the biblical concept of the firstborn (bekhor) and discover that throughout Scripture, Yahuah repeatedly chooses people who were not first according to human order—but were chosen according to His sovereign purpose. From Esau and Jacob, Reuben and Joseph, to Manasseh and Ephraim, Scripture reveals a pattern: the birthright is not ultimately about human position, but about the one appointed to carry the responsibility, inheritance, and covenant purpose of the firstborn.

The mystery of the firstborn reveals a deeper, covenantal pattern woven throughout Scripture. Let's explore it! I pray this episode is a blessing to your studies. 

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]]> What does it truly mean to be “the firstborn” in Scripture? Is it simply about being the first biological child physically born, or is there a deeper covenantal meaning woven throughout the Word of Yahuah?

In this episode, we will dive into the biblical concept of the firstborn (bekhor) and discover that throughout Scripture, Yahuah repeatedly chooses people who were not first according to human order—but were chosen according to His sovereign purpose. From Esau and Jacob, Reuben and Joseph, to Manasseh and Ephraim, Scripture reveals a pattern: the birthright is not ultimately about human position, but about the one appointed to carry the responsibility, inheritance, and covenant purpose of the firstborn.

The mystery of the firstborn reveals a deeper, covenantal pattern woven throughout Scripture. Let's explore it! I pray this episode is a blessing to your studies. 

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-19571953 Thu, 30 Jul 2026 04:00:00 -0400 5980 5 19 full false From the Courtroom to the Sanctuary: Recovering the Meaning of "Salvation" | Episode 18 From the Courtroom to the Sanctuary: Recovering the Meaning of "Salvation" | Episode 18 Hey everyone! This episode is going to be exclusively on YouTube, so I encourage you to study with me there! Please listen to my brief message so that you understand why this particular episode is not going to be posted in an audio format. 

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Episode 18 (Watch Here): https://youtu.be/9FCKLzykqgo 

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-19499047 Thu, 16 Jul 2026 04:00:00 -0400 108 5 18 full false Bearing His Name: The Weight of Covenant and Calling | Episode 17 Bearing His Name: The Weight of Covenant and Calling | Episode 17 What does it truly mean to bear the name of the Most High? In this episode, we will explore the biblical theme of being called by His name and the responsibility that comes with representing Him before the nations. We will dive deep into how believers are called to reflect His character, reveal His glory, and steward His reputation through the way they live. This episode also connects the concept of bearing His name to covenant faithfulness, and the connection that shows how Yahuah acts for His name’s sake because of the promises He swore to Abraham. We will look at how the heart of obedience is about faithfully representing the One whose name we carry, and how His mercy, truth, and covenant love continue to shape His people today.

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]]> What does it truly mean to bear the name of the Most High? In this episode, we will explore the biblical theme of being called by His name and the responsibility that comes with representing Him before the nations. We will dive deep into how believers are called to reflect His character, reveal His glory, and steward His reputation through the way they live. This episode also connects the concept of bearing His name to covenant faithfulness, and the connection that shows how Yahuah acts for His name’s sake because of the promises He swore to Abraham. We will look at how the heart of obedience is about faithfully representing the One whose name we carry, and how His mercy, truth, and covenant love continue to shape His people today.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-19397664 Thu, 25 Jun 2026 04:00:00 -0400 2633 5 17 full false Ephraim’s Adoption: The Shadow That Explains the Nations | Episode 16 Ephraim’s Adoption: The Shadow That Explains the Nations | Episode 16 In this episode, we will explore Genesis 48 and Jacob's adoption of Ephraim and Manasseh. This moment establishes a prophetic shadow and helps us to better understand Paul's “mystery” that he doesn’t want us to be “ignorant” of when he penned Romans 11.

We will examine what it meant for Jacob to place his name—and the names of Abraham and Isaac—upon Ephraim and Manasseh. Through a Hebraic lens, we will see how names not only represent authority, character, and representation, but also represent inheritance rights and covenant identity (this is why we covered the “birthright” in Episode 15!). All of this reveals why this adoption was way more than just a simple moment in time.

We will also study Jacob's prophecy that Ephraim would become a melo ha goyim (“fullness of nations”), tracing this promise from Abraham to Jacob, to Ephraim, and ultimately to Paul's discussion of the pleroma ton ethnon (“fullness of the nations”) in Romans 11. This study will show that Paul's language intentionally echoes Genesis 48 and how Ephraim's adoption serves as a shadow and prophetic pattern of the nations being grafted into Israel's covenant inheritance through Messiah.

Additionally and alongside Romans 11, we will unpack the connection between Deuteronomy 29–30, heart circumcision, the New Covenant promises, Israel's temporary blindness, and the restoration foretold by Moses and the prophets. Romans 11 reveals a story of fulfillment...one in which the promises given to Israel are expanded through Messiah to include a people called out from among the nations. 

I pray this episode blesses you as we seek to connect the birthright inheritance, adoption, covenant identity, the mystery of the fullness of the nations, and how Genesis 48 provides the shadow that helps explain the reality Paul explains in Romans 11.

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]]> In this episode, we will explore Genesis 48 and Jacob's adoption of Ephraim and Manasseh. This moment establishes a prophetic shadow and helps us to better understand Paul's “mystery” that he doesn’t want us to be “ignorant” of when he penned Romans 11.

We will examine what it meant for Jacob to place his name—and the names of Abraham and Isaac—upon Ephraim and Manasseh. Through a Hebraic lens, we will see how names not only represent authority, character, and representation, but also represent inheritance rights and covenant identity (this is why we covered the “birthright” in Episode 15!). All of this reveals why this adoption was way more than just a simple moment in time.

We will also study Jacob's prophecy that Ephraim would become a melo ha goyim (“fullness of nations”), tracing this promise from Abraham to Jacob, to Ephraim, and ultimately to Paul's discussion of the pleroma ton ethnon (“fullness of the nations”) in Romans 11. This study will show that Paul's language intentionally echoes Genesis 48 and how Ephraim's adoption serves as a shadow and prophetic pattern of the nations being grafted into Israel's covenant inheritance through Messiah.

Additionally and alongside Romans 11, we will unpack the connection between Deuteronomy 29–30, heart circumcision, the New Covenant promises, Israel's temporary blindness, and the restoration foretold by Moses and the prophets. Romans 11 reveals a story of fulfillment...one in which the promises given to Israel are expanded through Messiah to include a people called out from among the nations. 

I pray this episode blesses you as we seek to connect the birthright inheritance, adoption, covenant identity, the mystery of the fullness of the nations, and how Genesis 48 provides the shadow that helps explain the reality Paul explains in Romans 11.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-19322640 Thu, 11 Jun 2026 04:00:00 -0400 2608 5 16 full false Birthright, Blessing, and Covenant Order: Shadows of Messiah’s Administration | Episode 15 Birthright, Blessing, and Covenant Order: Shadows of Messiah’s Administration | Episode 15 The biggest topic of discussion in Episode 15 is the difference between the “birthright” and the “blessing,” and how they are both shadows of Messiah’s administration and fulfillment.

Much of modern theology today treats “birthright” and “blessing” as if they are interchangeable terms and ideas, and while they are related, they are also presented in Scripture with distinct roles with different purposes and functions. By tracing these themes from the patriarchs through the prophets, we examine how the birthright relates to inheritance and the expansion of the covenant family, while the blessing relates to rulership, covenant authority, and kingship. Joseph receives the birthright, while Judah receives the scepter. The birthright belongs to inheritance, and the blessing belongs to rulership. Throughout Israel’s history, these roles remain distinct until they are ultimately fulfilled and united in Messiah.

This episode will shed a whole new light on “I did not come to abolish the torah, but to fulfill it...”

Joseph Receives the Birthright:

Joseph's life foreshadows Yahusha: rejected by his brothers, sold for silver, suffered unjustly, and later exalted to preserve life. His birthright inheritance points forward to Messiah, the true firstborn heir. The author of Hebrews declares that Yahusha is "heir of all things" and the "firstborn among many brethren." Understanding His inheritance is essential to understanding our inheritance in Him.

The birthright given through Joseph (and Ephraim) reveals something much larger than we think. Ephraim's blessing of fruitfulness and branches extending “beyond their borders” points forward to the expansion of the covenant family itself. We will cover that in the next episode, Yah willing. The promise that Ephraim's seed would become a multitude of nations finds its fulfillment in Messiah, who restores scattered Israel and gathers both natural and wild branches into one covenant family.

Messiah does not erase Israel's promises or redefine them or “spiritualize them” to the 
“church.” He fulfills them. And through Him, the inheritance promised in Scripture expands exactly as the prophets foretold.

Blessing to Abraham, carried through Judah, confirmed in David, fulfilled in Messiah—the promised “Seed”:

This episode will also discuss the blessing given through Abraham, carried through Judah, confirmed in David, and fulfilled in Yahusha. Scripture reveals a covenant promise that we have covered in detail so far: a coming “Seed” who would inherit the throne forever, bless all families, and rule the nations. This is the blessing fulfilled in Messiah's kingship.

From Genesis 49's prophecy of Shiloh to the Davidic Covenant, from Zion and Shiloh to the restoration of the fallen Tabernacle of David, my hope is that we can more clearly trace the prophetic thread that points to the One who would bring together what had been divided. There is so much more I want to say about the significance of this episode. 

The birthright belongs to Joseph/Ephraim. The kingship belongs to Judah. The priesthood belongs to Levi.

No single tribe could lawfully hold all three positions. That is why Messiah ministers according to the order of Melchizedek.

As King, Priest, and Heir, Yahusha alone fulfills the birthright, the blessing, and the priesthood without abolishing or redefining ANY of them. Through Him, inheritance, covenant, and priestly service are united under a higher administration. This is how believers inherit through Messiah without replacing Israel. 

In this study, we examine how these shadows/patterns reveal the gospel, magnify the promises made to Abraham, and help us understand what it means to be part of the assembly of the true Firstborn (Hebrews 12:22-23). Yah bless you and your studies. 

Visit my website: www.promise-perspective.com

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]]> The biggest topic of discussion in Episode 15 is the difference between the “birthright” and the “blessing,” and how they are both shadows of Messiah’s administration and fulfillment.

Much of modern theology today treats “birthright” and “blessing” as if they are interchangeable terms and ideas, and while they are related, they are also presented in Scripture with distinct roles with different purposes and functions. By tracing these themes from the patriarchs through the prophets, we examine how the birthright relates to inheritance and the expansion of the covenant family, while the blessing relates to rulership, covenant authority, and kingship. Joseph receives the birthright, while Judah receives the scepter. The birthright belongs to inheritance, and the blessing belongs to rulership. Throughout Israel’s history, these roles remain distinct until they are ultimately fulfilled and united in Messiah.

This episode will shed a whole new light on “I did not come to abolish the torah, but to fulfill it...”

Joseph Receives the Birthright:

Joseph's life foreshadows Yahusha: rejected by his brothers, sold for silver, suffered unjustly, and later exalted to preserve life. His birthright inheritance points forward to Messiah, the true firstborn heir. The author of Hebrews declares that Yahusha is "heir of all things" and the "firstborn among many brethren." Understanding His inheritance is essential to understanding our inheritance in Him.

The birthright given through Joseph (and Ephraim) reveals something much larger than we think. Ephraim's blessing of fruitfulness and branches extending “beyond their borders” points forward to the expansion of the covenant family itself. We will cover that in the next episode, Yah willing. The promise that Ephraim's seed would become a multitude of nations finds its fulfillment in Messiah, who restores scattered Israel and gathers both natural and wild branches into one covenant family.

Messiah does not erase Israel's promises or redefine them or “spiritualize them” to the 
“church.” He fulfills them. And through Him, the inheritance promised in Scripture expands exactly as the prophets foretold.

Blessing to Abraham, carried through Judah, confirmed in David, fulfilled in Messiah—the promised “Seed”:

This episode will also discuss the blessing given through Abraham, carried through Judah, confirmed in David, and fulfilled in Yahusha. Scripture reveals a covenant promise that we have covered in detail so far: a coming “Seed” who would inherit the throne forever, bless all families, and rule the nations. This is the blessing fulfilled in Messiah's kingship.

From Genesis 49's prophecy of Shiloh to the Davidic Covenant, from Zion and Shiloh to the restoration of the fallen Tabernacle of David, my hope is that we can more clearly trace the prophetic thread that points to the One who would bring together what had been divided. There is so much more I want to say about the significance of this episode. 

The birthright belongs to Joseph/Ephraim. The kingship belongs to Judah. The priesthood belongs to Levi.

No single tribe could lawfully hold all three positions. That is why Messiah ministers according to the order of Melchizedek.

As King, Priest, and Heir, Yahusha alone fulfills the birthright, the blessing, and the priesthood without abolishing or redefining ANY of them. Through Him, inheritance, covenant, and priestly service are united under a higher administration. This is how believers inherit through Messiah without replacing Israel. 

In this study, we examine how these shadows/patterns reveal the gospel, magnify the promises made to Abraham, and help us understand what it means to be part of the assembly of the true Firstborn (Hebrews 12:22-23). Yah bless you and your studies. 

Visit my website: www.promise-perspective.com

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-19264193 Thu, 04 Jun 2026 04:00:00 -0400 5657 5 15 full false The "True" Vine and Fulfillment of Israel's Calling | Episode 14 The "True" Vine and Fulfillment of Israel's Calling | Episode 14 In this episode, we dive deep into the weight and significance of John 15:1: “I am the true vine."

What did He really mean by that? And why did He say "true" vine instead of just "vine?"

This episode serves to be just one example of how Yahusha’s words are not isolated sayings, but direct fulfillments of the Tanakh (Old Testament). From Isaiah’s vineyard prophecy to Jeremiah’s broken branches to Ezekiel's lamentation of the branches being consumed by fire, we trace the full biblical narrative of Israel as Yahuah’s vine—called to bear fruit, yet ultimately broken through disobedience.

But the story doesn’t end in judgment. It ends with restoration. 

Yahusha steps in as the True Vine—the faithful embodiment of everything Israel was always meant to be. Through Him, right covenant standing is restored, the vineyard is renewed, and both natural and wild branches are brought into one covenant household.

This episode also unpacks:

--The deeper meaning behind “the way, the truth, and the life” in light of Torah

--The prophetic significance of the “choice vine” and Messiah’s fulfillment of it

--The parable of the vineyard (Matthew 21) and what it reveals about the Kingdom

--What it truly means to “bear fruit” and abide in Messiah

If you’ve ever wrestled with what it really means to be part of the Father’s vineyard, I hope that this episode will challenge and deepen your perspective.

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]]> In this episode, we dive deep into the weight and significance of John 15:1: “I am the true vine."

What did He really mean by that? And why did He say "true" vine instead of just "vine?"

This episode serves to be just one example of how Yahusha’s words are not isolated sayings, but direct fulfillments of the Tanakh (Old Testament). From Isaiah’s vineyard prophecy to Jeremiah’s broken branches to Ezekiel's lamentation of the branches being consumed by fire, we trace the full biblical narrative of Israel as Yahuah’s vine—called to bear fruit, yet ultimately broken through disobedience.

But the story doesn’t end in judgment. It ends with restoration. 

Yahusha steps in as the True Vine—the faithful embodiment of everything Israel was always meant to be. Through Him, right covenant standing is restored, the vineyard is renewed, and both natural and wild branches are brought into one covenant household.

This episode also unpacks:

--The deeper meaning behind “the way, the truth, and the life” in light of Torah

--The prophetic significance of the “choice vine” and Messiah’s fulfillment of it

--The parable of the vineyard (Matthew 21) and what it reveals about the Kingdom

--What it truly means to “bear fruit” and abide in Messiah

If you’ve ever wrestled with what it really means to be part of the Father’s vineyard, I hope that this episode will challenge and deepen your perspective.

Visit my website: www.promise-perspective.com

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-19116997 Thu, 28 May 2026 04:00:00 -0400 2245 5 14 full false What Commandments Are We Supposed to Be Keeping? | Episode 13 What Commandments Are We Supposed to Be Keeping? | Episode 13 As we move forward in this podcast season, in this particular episode, the conversation shifts from WHAT to do, toward HOW and WHY we live in covenant. I want to address one of the most common questions: “Which commandments are we supposed to keep?” I want to address this by actually challenging the assumption that the answer can be reduced to a simple checklist or summary. Instead, I want to invite you into a deeper, more relational understanding of Torah as the loving instructions of the Father. I want to reframe that question to invite a lifestyle approach to practically walking out Scripture. 

A central theme of the episode is that obedience is not about mechanical rule-keeping, but understanding the heart of obedience. We are going to revisit a previous episode that addresses the fact that there is actually no Hebrew word that means “obey” in Scripture. It truly is about heart alignment. True covenant living goes beyond outward actions and calls for inner transformation (“circumcision of the heart”).

Walking in covenant with the Most High after walking through the door of salvation (which is Messiah) is rich in its understanding. It’s a lifestyle. So, I want this episode to serve as an encouragement and a challenge. Salvation may be the doorway, but covenant is the house—and learning to live in it is a lifelong pursuit of knowing the Father and learning to walk in His ways. That has always been the purpose of grace. 

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]]> As we move forward in this podcast season, in this particular episode, the conversation shifts from WHAT to do, toward HOW and WHY we live in covenant. I want to address one of the most common questions: “Which commandments are we supposed to keep?” I want to address this by actually challenging the assumption that the answer can be reduced to a simple checklist or summary. Instead, I want to invite you into a deeper, more relational understanding of Torah as the loving instructions of the Father. I want to reframe that question to invite a lifestyle approach to practically walking out Scripture. 

A central theme of the episode is that obedience is not about mechanical rule-keeping, but understanding the heart of obedience. We are going to revisit a previous episode that addresses the fact that there is actually no Hebrew word that means “obey” in Scripture. It truly is about heart alignment. True covenant living goes beyond outward actions and calls for inner transformation (“circumcision of the heart”).

Walking in covenant with the Most High after walking through the door of salvation (which is Messiah) is rich in its understanding. It’s a lifestyle. So, I want this episode to serve as an encouragement and a challenge. Salvation may be the doorway, but covenant is the house—and learning to live in it is a lifelong pursuit of knowing the Father and learning to walk in His ways. That has always been the purpose of grace. 

Visit my website: www.promise-perspective.com

Follow on Instagram: @the_promise_perspective  
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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-19002140 Thu, 14 May 2026 04:00:00 -0400 2382 5 13 full false Recovering the Melchizedek Line | Episode 12 Recovering the Melchizedek Line | Episode 12 In this episode, this series on “covenant” is being brought full circle by tracing a single, unified thread running from Abraham to Messiah. Rather than presenting Scripture as a story of replaced covenants, what I am attempting to emphasize is continuity—revealing that Yah’s redemptive plan has always been rooted in ONE unbreakable promise.

At the center of it all is the distinction between the Abrahamic covenant and the Mosaic covenant. The promise given to Abraham in Genesis 12, and the covenant confirmation in Genesis 15 is shown to be unilateral, irrevocable, and grounded in faith, securing inheritance through the promised Seed, identified as Messiah. 

In contrast, the covenant at Sinai establishes a conditional, national framework for how Israel was to live as a kingdom of priests within that promise. These covenants are not in opposition to anything, but complementary parts of a larger design and plan. Promise precedes law, and inheritance is rooted in Yahuah’s oath. This is where understanding Paul is so important, yet so widely misunderstood today. My hope is that this series has brought some clarity to this topic.  

This episode highlights a critical turning point at the golden calf incident, where Israel’s failure led to a shift from a kingdom of priests to a nation with priests, introducing the Levitical system as a mediated and temporary structure. This system—though holy and beautiful and purposeful—is presented as preparatory, pointing forward to something greater (this is something that will be discussed through the prophets in coming episodes). 

That “something greater” is the restoration of the Melchizedek priesthood through Messiah. He becomes the perfect sacrifice, bears the covenant curses, and inaugurates a new administration of access to the Most High. This “New Covenant,” prophesied in Jeremiah 31, does not discard the law but internalizes it—writing it on the hearts of believers and enabling true covenant faithfulness from within.

A key theme of understanding covenant is understanding access: what was lost through covenant breach is restored through Messiah. The Levitical system regulated access through repeated sacrifices and external mediation, but under the Melchizedek order, believers are invited to “draw near” with confidence through a once-for-all sacrifice and an eternal High Priest.

Ultimately, this episode reframes the conversation around Torah, covenant, and obedience. It is meant to challenge the idea of lawlessness while also rejecting a return to shadow systems, and instead calling us into the fullness of what those shadows pointed toward. Fulfillment is not abolition—it is completion.

“Recovering the Melchizedek line” means rediscovering our identity as a restored kingdom of priests, living in the reality of Yah’s promise to Abraham (and his SeedMessiah) through a transformed heart. This episode serves as both a conclusion and a launching point, setting the stage for deeper exploration into the meaning and implications of the Melchizedek priesthood in the episodes to come.

I can’t wait. 

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]]> In this episode, this series on “covenant” is being brought full circle by tracing a single, unified thread running from Abraham to Messiah. Rather than presenting Scripture as a story of replaced covenants, what I am attempting to emphasize is continuity—revealing that Yah’s redemptive plan has always been rooted in ONE unbreakable promise.

At the center of it all is the distinction between the Abrahamic covenant and the Mosaic covenant. The promise given to Abraham in Genesis 12, and the covenant confirmation in Genesis 15 is shown to be unilateral, irrevocable, and grounded in faith, securing inheritance through the promised Seed, identified as Messiah. 

In contrast, the covenant at Sinai establishes a conditional, national framework for how Israel was to live as a kingdom of priests within that promise. These covenants are not in opposition to anything, but complementary parts of a larger design and plan. Promise precedes law, and inheritance is rooted in Yahuah’s oath. This is where understanding Paul is so important, yet so widely misunderstood today. My hope is that this series has brought some clarity to this topic.  

This episode highlights a critical turning point at the golden calf incident, where Israel’s failure led to a shift from a kingdom of priests to a nation with priests, introducing the Levitical system as a mediated and temporary structure. This system—though holy and beautiful and purposeful—is presented as preparatory, pointing forward to something greater (this is something that will be discussed through the prophets in coming episodes). 

That “something greater” is the restoration of the Melchizedek priesthood through Messiah. He becomes the perfect sacrifice, bears the covenant curses, and inaugurates a new administration of access to the Most High. This “New Covenant,” prophesied in Jeremiah 31, does not discard the law but internalizes it—writing it on the hearts of believers and enabling true covenant faithfulness from within.

A key theme of understanding covenant is understanding access: what was lost through covenant breach is restored through Messiah. The Levitical system regulated access through repeated sacrifices and external mediation, but under the Melchizedek order, believers are invited to “draw near” with confidence through a once-for-all sacrifice and an eternal High Priest.

Ultimately, this episode reframes the conversation around Torah, covenant, and obedience. It is meant to challenge the idea of lawlessness while also rejecting a return to shadow systems, and instead calling us into the fullness of what those shadows pointed toward. Fulfillment is not abolition—it is completion.

“Recovering the Melchizedek line” means rediscovering our identity as a restored kingdom of priests, living in the reality of Yah’s promise to Abraham (and his SeedMessiah) through a transformed heart. This episode serves as both a conclusion and a launching point, setting the stage for deeper exploration into the meaning and implications of the Melchizedek priesthood in the episodes to come.

I can’t wait. 

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18985413 Thu, 07 May 2026 04:00:00 -0400 3360 5 12 full false Added “Until” the Seed: Galatians 3 & What Was “Against Us” | Episode 11 Added “Until” the Seed: Galatians 3 & What Was “Against Us” | Episode 11 In this episode, we are going to explore one of the most debated questions within the body: What does it mean when certain verses in the Bible say something was “against us,” “abolished,” or “changed”?

Many Believers read verses like Colossians 2:14, Ephesians 2:15, and Hebrews 7 and assume that Yah’s law itself was removed. But when we step back and read Scripture carefully we begin to see a much bigger picture. And this bigger picture requires us to go back to Genesis. That is why we started there in this podcast season. 

Throughout the Bible, Yah’s commandments are described as perfect, righteous, and life-giving. So how could something “good” also be “against us?” The key is understanding the difference between the spirit of the law and the priestly ordinances and administrations that were added because of transgression. 

In this episode, we look at passages that speak about things being annulled, abolished, or changed, and we examine them through the lens of the priesthood. Scripture reveals that Messiah did not abolish God’s instructions; rather, He fulfilled the prophetic plan that was already written in the Torah. With His coming, there was a change in priestly administration, returning to the older and eternal order of the Melchizedek priesthood—a priesthood that existed long before Sinai.

When we understand this shift, the language of “change” and “abolishment” no longer appears as a contradiction. Instead, it reveals the unfolding of Yahuah’s redemptive plan. What seems like disruption is actually restoration—bringing His people back to the promises given to Abraham and the calling to become a kingdom of priests.

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]]> In this episode, we are going to explore one of the most debated questions within the body: What does it mean when certain verses in the Bible say something was “against us,” “abolished,” or “changed”?

Many Believers read verses like Colossians 2:14, Ephesians 2:15, and Hebrews 7 and assume that Yah’s law itself was removed. But when we step back and read Scripture carefully we begin to see a much bigger picture. And this bigger picture requires us to go back to Genesis. That is why we started there in this podcast season. 

Throughout the Bible, Yah’s commandments are described as perfect, righteous, and life-giving. So how could something “good” also be “against us?” The key is understanding the difference between the spirit of the law and the priestly ordinances and administrations that were added because of transgression. 

In this episode, we look at passages that speak about things being annulled, abolished, or changed, and we examine them through the lens of the priesthood. Scripture reveals that Messiah did not abolish God’s instructions; rather, He fulfilled the prophetic plan that was already written in the Torah. With His coming, there was a change in priestly administration, returning to the older and eternal order of the Melchizedek priesthood—a priesthood that existed long before Sinai.

When we understand this shift, the language of “change” and “abolishment” no longer appears as a contradiction. Instead, it reveals the unfolding of Yahuah’s redemptive plan. What seems like disruption is actually restoration—bringing His people back to the promises given to Abraham and the calling to become a kingdom of priests.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18964858 Thu, 30 Apr 2026 04:00:00 -0400 7253 5 11 full false Two Covenants Under Moses: Chronology and Consecration – Appointing the Levites | Episode 10 Two Covenants Under Moses: Chronology and Consecration – Appointing the Levites | Episode 10 I’ve never shared a disclaimer when introducing podcast episodes, but this episode is a very technical and tedious study through Scripture. It requires focus, patience, and a willingness to slow down because it is very detail-heavy. This is one that will challenge the way you think about the “Mosaic Covenant.” Also—I encourage you to listen to Episode 9 (the previous episode) before listening to this one. 

In this episode, we will tackle the chronology of the ordering of events and the giving of commandments in the books of Moses. The question we will be addressing is: Are the books of Moses written in strict chronological order...or is there something deeper going on?

We will carefully walk through the timeline from Mount Sinai to the plains of Moab and uncover how the Torah is actually structured—showing that while the narrative often flows forward, the commandments and events are not always recorded in the order they happened. This distinction changes EVERYTHING.

We will cover:
--When Aaron and his sons were truly consecrated
--When and why the Levites were set apart
--How the Golden Calf incident became a turning point for priesthood and mediation
--The difference between appointment vs. installation of the Levites
--Why some passages in Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy appear “out of order”
--What it means that Israel went from a kingdom of priests to a kingdom with priests

By comparing Scripture with Scripture, we begin to piece together a more accurate timeline—one that reveals how the Levitical priesthood was established after the Golden Calf incident, and how that shift impacts covenant understanding.

This episode will also piece these findings together to form a bigger picture regarding the distinction between the covenants in Moses, the role of mediation, and how this ultimately points us to the greater High Priest in the order of Melchizedek.

Throughout this episode, you may be provoked to think, what’s the big deal, and why does this even matter? 

It matters because understanding the Melchizedek Priesthood matters. 


This episode may challenge you. But this is not a surface-level conversation—it’s an invitation into deeper study.

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]]> I’ve never shared a disclaimer when introducing podcast episodes, but this episode is a very technical and tedious study through Scripture. It requires focus, patience, and a willingness to slow down because it is very detail-heavy. This is one that will challenge the way you think about the “Mosaic Covenant.” Also—I encourage you to listen to Episode 9 (the previous episode) before listening to this one. 

In this episode, we will tackle the chronology of the ordering of events and the giving of commandments in the books of Moses. The question we will be addressing is: Are the books of Moses written in strict chronological order...or is there something deeper going on?

We will carefully walk through the timeline from Mount Sinai to the plains of Moab and uncover how the Torah is actually structured—showing that while the narrative often flows forward, the commandments and events are not always recorded in the order they happened. This distinction changes EVERYTHING.

We will cover:
--When Aaron and his sons were truly consecrated
--When and why the Levites were set apart
--How the Golden Calf incident became a turning point for priesthood and mediation
--The difference between appointment vs. installation of the Levites
--Why some passages in Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy appear “out of order”
--What it means that Israel went from a kingdom of priests to a kingdom with priests

By comparing Scripture with Scripture, we begin to piece together a more accurate timeline—one that reveals how the Levitical priesthood was established after the Golden Calf incident, and how that shift impacts covenant understanding.

This episode will also piece these findings together to form a bigger picture regarding the distinction between the covenants in Moses, the role of mediation, and how this ultimately points us to the greater High Priest in the order of Melchizedek.

Throughout this episode, you may be provoked to think, what’s the big deal, and why does this even matter? 

It matters because understanding the Melchizedek Priesthood matters. 


This episode may challenge you. But this is not a surface-level conversation—it’s an invitation into deeper study.

Click link for podcast transcript

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18922402 Thu, 23 Apr 2026 04:00:00 -0400 8103 5 10 full false Two Covenants Under Moses: Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth | Episode 9 Two Covenants Under Moses: Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth | Episode 9 In this episode, we are going to explore and challenge a common assumption that people have about Scripture: that everything under Moses belongs to a single “Mosaic Covenant.” But what if the Bible itself actually points to two distinct covenants administered during Moses’ leadership?

This episode will begin with examining 2 Timothy 2:15 and what it really means to “rightly divide the word of truth.” Paul doesn’t tell us to rightly divide truth from error, but to divide the truth. This suggests that Scripture contains important distinctions that must be carefully understood.

One of the key texts in this discussion is Deuteronomy 29:1, which explicitly mentions a covenant made in the land of Moab that is “besides” the covenant made earlier at Mount Sinai.

The questions that will be presented are:
1. If Israel was originally called to be a kingdom of priests (Exodus 19), how did they become a nation with priests limited to the sons of Aaron?
2. Why were the tablets of the covenant placed inside the ark, while the Book of the Law was placed beside it?
2. What role did the golden calf incident play in the shift toward the Levitical priesthood?
4. And how does the priesthood of Messiah relate to the earlier order of Melchizedek?

By examining the timeline between Sinai and the plains of Moab (and continuing this examination in the next episode, Episode 10), I am proposing that Israel originally entered a covenant that called the entire nation into priestly relationship with the Most High. After the rebellion with the golden calf, however, the tribe of Levi was separated, establishing the mediated Levitical priesthood that governed Israel’s worship and sacrificial system.
Last but certainly not least, we will look at how the New Testament speaks about drawing near to Elohim through Messiah, who restores access to the eternal priestly order—an order connected to Melchizedek rather than the Levitical system.

This episode will invite you to reconsider how the covenants unfold throughout Scripture and why understanding these distinctions is essential for properly understanding both Moses and Messiah.

In the next episode, we’ll dive deeper and more tediously into the chronology of the books of Moses, the consecration of the Levites, and how placing these events in the correct order sheds new light on covenant and priesthood.

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]]> In this episode, we are going to explore and challenge a common assumption that people have about Scripture: that everything under Moses belongs to a single “Mosaic Covenant.” But what if the Bible itself actually points to two distinct covenants administered during Moses’ leadership?

This episode will begin with examining 2 Timothy 2:15 and what it really means to “rightly divide the word of truth.” Paul doesn’t tell us to rightly divide truth from error, but to divide the truth. This suggests that Scripture contains important distinctions that must be carefully understood.

One of the key texts in this discussion is Deuteronomy 29:1, which explicitly mentions a covenant made in the land of Moab that is “besides” the covenant made earlier at Mount Sinai.

The questions that will be presented are:
1. If Israel was originally called to be a kingdom of priests (Exodus 19), how did they become a nation with priests limited to the sons of Aaron?
2. Why were the tablets of the covenant placed inside the ark, while the Book of the Law was placed beside it?
2. What role did the golden calf incident play in the shift toward the Levitical priesthood?
4. And how does the priesthood of Messiah relate to the earlier order of Melchizedek?

By examining the timeline between Sinai and the plains of Moab (and continuing this examination in the next episode, Episode 10), I am proposing that Israel originally entered a covenant that called the entire nation into priestly relationship with the Most High. After the rebellion with the golden calf, however, the tribe of Levi was separated, establishing the mediated Levitical priesthood that governed Israel’s worship and sacrificial system.
Last but certainly not least, we will look at how the New Testament speaks about drawing near to Elohim through Messiah, who restores access to the eternal priestly order—an order connected to Melchizedek rather than the Levitical system.

This episode will invite you to reconsider how the covenants unfold throughout Scripture and why understanding these distinctions is essential for properly understanding both Moses and Messiah.

In the next episode, we’ll dive deeper and more tediously into the chronology of the books of Moses, the consecration of the Levites, and how placing these events in the correct order sheds new light on covenant and priesthood.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18856292 Thu, 09 Apr 2026 04:00:00 -0400 3355 5 9 full false Tracing Covenants Through Scripture - The Abrahamic Covenant: Promise, Seed & Inheritance | Episode 8 Tracing Covenants Through Scripture - The Abrahamic Covenant: Promise, Seed & Inheritance | Episode 8 In this episode, we step into one of the most foundational covenants in all of Scripture — the covenant made with Abraham.

Rather than asking, “Which covenant are we under?”, we explore the better question: Where do we stand in the unfolding covenant story? From Genesis 12, 15, and 17, we trace the promise of land, seed, and blessing — and uncover how this oath-based covenant finds its fulfillment in Messiah.

We examine:

  • The unconditional promise of Genesis 12
  • The unilateral covenant of Genesis 15
  • The prophetic imagery of the smoking furnace and burning lamp
  • The Melchizedek priesthood connection
  • Paul’s argument in Galatians and Romans that connect us back to Abraham
  • The difference between promise and law
  • The 400 vs. 430-year prophecy
  • How Messiah is the promised Seed through whom the nations are blessed

This episode reveals that the gospel is not a new invention — it is the fulfillment of Yahuah’s original promise to Abraham. Messiah does not cancel the covenant; He embodies and secures it.

The Abrahamic covenant is about Promise → Identity → Inheritance.
And what began with a promise under the stars is still unfolding today.

Next, we move into the Mosaic Covenant — how it fits into the same covenant story and why understanding both is essential to seeing the full picture of redemption.

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]]> In this episode, we step into one of the most foundational covenants in all of Scripture — the covenant made with Abraham.

Rather than asking, “Which covenant are we under?”, we explore the better question: Where do we stand in the unfolding covenant story? From Genesis 12, 15, and 17, we trace the promise of land, seed, and blessing — and uncover how this oath-based covenant finds its fulfillment in Messiah.

We examine:

  • The unconditional promise of Genesis 12
  • The unilateral covenant of Genesis 15
  • The prophetic imagery of the smoking furnace and burning lamp
  • The Melchizedek priesthood connection
  • Paul’s argument in Galatians and Romans that connect us back to Abraham
  • The difference between promise and law
  • The 400 vs. 430-year prophecy
  • How Messiah is the promised Seed through whom the nations are blessed

This episode reveals that the gospel is not a new invention — it is the fulfillment of Yahuah’s original promise to Abraham. Messiah does not cancel the covenant; He embodies and secures it.

The Abrahamic covenant is about Promise → Identity → Inheritance.
And what began with a promise under the stars is still unfolding today.

Next, we move into the Mosaic Covenant — how it fits into the same covenant story and why understanding both is essential to seeing the full picture of redemption.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18792113 Thu, 02 Apr 2026 04:00:00 -0400 3938 5 8 full false Tracing Covenants Through Scripture: The Davidic Covenant and Eternal Kingship Promised | Episode 7 Tracing Covenants Through Scripture: The Davidic Covenant and Eternal Kingship Promised | Episode 7 In this episode, we explore the Davidic Covenant — the unconditional promise Yahuah made to King David that his throne would be established forever. By focusing on passages in Psalm 89, Psalm 132, and 2 Samuel 7, we see the promise of an eternal kingdom flowing through David’s lineage.

This covenant doesn’t stand alone. It builds on the story we’ve been tracing from Eden and Noah, revealing one continuous plan of redemption. Ultimately, it points to Yahusha, the Son of David — not only as Savior, but as eternal King and High Priest whose reign restores what was lost. 

From dominion in Eden to the promise of an unshakable throne, Scripture tells one unified story. And the King at the center of it fulfills every promise. HalleluYAH! 

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]]> In this episode, we explore the Davidic Covenant — the unconditional promise Yahuah made to King David that his throne would be established forever. By focusing on passages in Psalm 89, Psalm 132, and 2 Samuel 7, we see the promise of an eternal kingdom flowing through David’s lineage.

This covenant doesn’t stand alone. It builds on the story we’ve been tracing from Eden and Noah, revealing one continuous plan of redemption. Ultimately, it points to Yahusha, the Son of David — not only as Savior, but as eternal King and High Priest whose reign restores what was lost. 

From dominion in Eden to the promise of an unshakable throne, Scripture tells one unified story. And the King at the center of it fulfills every promise. HalleluYAH! 

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18776404 Thu, 26 Mar 2026 04:00:00 -0400 630 5 7 full false Tracing Covenants Through Scripture: From Eden to the Flood | Episode 6 Tracing Covenants Through Scripture: From Eden to the Flood | Episode 6 In this episode, we begin tracing covenant through Scripture starting in the Garden of Eden and moving to the time of Noah. We explore how covenant is not an “Old vs. New” system, but one continuous, unfolding story of restoration.

From Eden, we see the original covenant pattern: relationship, instruction, obedience, dominion, and consequence. Adam’s failure brought exile and death—but Messiah, the “last Adam,” came to restore what was lost through perfect obedience. What began in a garden ends in a restored creation, with access to the tree of life restored to those who walk in covenant faithfulness.

We also examine the covenant with Noah—an unconditional promise marked by the rainbow—revealing Yah’s mercy and faithfulness to all people (and animals!). Together, these covenants show that Scripture tells one unified redemption story, pointing forward to Messiah and the restoration of all things.

And we’re just getting started.

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]]> In this episode, we begin tracing covenant through Scripture starting in the Garden of Eden and moving to the time of Noah. We explore how covenant is not an “Old vs. New” system, but one continuous, unfolding story of restoration.

From Eden, we see the original covenant pattern: relationship, instruction, obedience, dominion, and consequence. Adam’s failure brought exile and death—but Messiah, the “last Adam,” came to restore what was lost through perfect obedience. What began in a garden ends in a restored creation, with access to the tree of life restored to those who walk in covenant faithfulness.

We also examine the covenant with Noah—an unconditional promise marked by the rainbow—revealing Yah’s mercy and faithfulness to all people (and animals!). Together, these covenants show that Scripture tells one unified redemption story, pointing forward to Messiah and the restoration of all things.

And we’re just getting started.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18776052 Thu, 19 Mar 2026 04:00:00 -0400 1272 5 6 full true Cut in Blood - Covenant Comes at a Cost | Episode 5 Cut in Blood - Covenant Comes at a Cost | Episode 5 What does it really mean hen Scripture says that a covenant was “cut?"

In this episode, we will explore the ancient Hebrew understanding of covenant as a blood-ratified oath. A covenant is not a casual promise, but a life-binding agreement. From Jeremiah 34 to Hebrews 10, we will unpack why blood was central to covenant-cutting, what the Hebrew word b’riyt reveals, and how this transforms the way we understand the New Covenant in Messiah.

Yahusha did not abolish covenant — He restored a broken one through His own blood. The Torah was never the problem; the heart was.

If we misunderstand covenant, we misunderstand obedience, identity, and what Messiah truly accomplished. There is nothing more foundational to Scripture than understanding what "covenant" truly means. 

In the next episode, we trace covenant back to the beginning — to Eden.

Yah bless!

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]]> What does it really mean hen Scripture says that a covenant was “cut?"

In this episode, we will explore the ancient Hebrew understanding of covenant as a blood-ratified oath. A covenant is not a casual promise, but a life-binding agreement. From Jeremiah 34 to Hebrews 10, we will unpack why blood was central to covenant-cutting, what the Hebrew word b’riyt reveals, and how this transforms the way we understand the New Covenant in Messiah.

Yahusha did not abolish covenant — He restored a broken one through His own blood. The Torah was never the problem; the heart was.

If we misunderstand covenant, we misunderstand obedience, identity, and what Messiah truly accomplished. There is nothing more foundational to Scripture than understanding what "covenant" truly means. 

In the next episode, we trace covenant back to the beginning — to Eden.

Yah bless!

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18768448 Thu, 12 Mar 2026 04:00:00 -0400 1353 5 5 full false More Than Salvation - Understanding 'Covenant' | Episode 4 More Than Salvation - Understanding 'Covenant' | Episode 4 What if salvation was never meant to be the finish line?

In this episode, we begin a deep dive into one of the most foundational (and most misunderstood) themes in all of Scripture: covenant.

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible is not simply the story of individuals being "saved." It is the story of a covenant-keeping Elohim (God) forming a covenant people. Salvation is the invitation — covenant is the life that follows.

In this episode, we lay the groundwork for a 9-part series exploring:
• What covenant actually means in Scripture and the different covenants in Scripture
• How the Abrahamic and Mosaic covenants are connected yet distinct
• What makes the “New Covenant” both new and renewed
• Why priesthood, mediation, and inheritance matter
• How misunderstanding covenant leads to misunderstanding Paul

If we don’t understand covenant, we won’t fully understand grace, obedience, priesthood, or what our Messiah accomplished.

Salvation opens the door. Covenant teaches you how to live in the house.

This is a deep Bible study series, and we’re building foundations — not just preaching conclusions.

I encourage you to watch these episodes in order. Take your time. Let Scripture interpret Scripture.

Yah bless!

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]]> What if salvation was never meant to be the finish line?

In this episode, we begin a deep dive into one of the most foundational (and most misunderstood) themes in all of Scripture: covenant.

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible is not simply the story of individuals being "saved." It is the story of a covenant-keeping Elohim (God) forming a covenant people. Salvation is the invitation — covenant is the life that follows.

In this episode, we lay the groundwork for a 9-part series exploring:
• What covenant actually means in Scripture and the different covenants in Scripture
• How the Abrahamic and Mosaic covenants are connected yet distinct
• What makes the “New Covenant” both new and renewed
• Why priesthood, mediation, and inheritance matter
• How misunderstanding covenant leads to misunderstanding Paul

If we don’t understand covenant, we won’t fully understand grace, obedience, priesthood, or what our Messiah accomplished.

Salvation opens the door. Covenant teaches you how to live in the house.

This is a deep Bible study series, and we’re building foundations — not just preaching conclusions.

I encourage you to watch these episodes in order. Take your time. Let Scripture interpret Scripture.

Yah bless!

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18768354 Thu, 05 Mar 2026 04:00:00 -0500 2012 5 4 full false Walking in Torah - You're Already Doing It! | Episode 3 Walking in Torah - You're Already Doing It! | Episode 3 What does it truly mean to “walk in torah?" 

For many believers, the word carries stigma—law, legalism, or something meant only for Jewish people—but Scripture tells a different story. "Torah" is the Father's loving instructions, and most believers are already walking in it without realizing it. In this episode, we explore how love (not legalism) is the foundation of obedience, how Torah defines what love looks like in action, and why faith doesn’t abolish obedience—it establishes it.

We also tackle the deeper questions: Why do people say, "we're not under the law," yet they still walk in it in some aspects of their life? If Messiah fulfilled the Torah, why don’t we practice everything the same way today? We break down commonly misunderstood law categories, explain the shift from the Levitical priesthood to the Melchizedek order (as a brief introduction), and show how fulfillment does not mean abolition. Through the prophets, Book of Hebrews, and Messiah’s own words, let's talk about how the Father's Torah remains holy, spiritual, and alive, and it is now written on the hearts of those led by the Spirit, guiding us in faith, love, and sanctification.

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]]> What does it truly mean to “walk in torah?" 

For many believers, the word carries stigma—law, legalism, or something meant only for Jewish people—but Scripture tells a different story. "Torah" is the Father's loving instructions, and most believers are already walking in it without realizing it. In this episode, we explore how love (not legalism) is the foundation of obedience, how Torah defines what love looks like in action, and why faith doesn’t abolish obedience—it establishes it.

We also tackle the deeper questions: Why do people say, "we're not under the law," yet they still walk in it in some aspects of their life? If Messiah fulfilled the Torah, why don’t we practice everything the same way today? We break down commonly misunderstood law categories, explain the shift from the Levitical priesthood to the Melchizedek order (as a brief introduction), and show how fulfillment does not mean abolition. Through the prophets, Book of Hebrews, and Messiah’s own words, let's talk about how the Father's Torah remains holy, spiritual, and alive, and it is now written on the hearts of those led by the Spirit, guiding us in faith, love, and sanctification.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18742823 Fri, 27 Feb 2026 04:00:00 -0500 5382 5 3 full false Hebrew Names, Pronunciations, and the “Cult” Accusation | Episode 2 Hebrew Names, Pronunciations, and the “Cult” Accusation | Episode 2 In this episode, we will discuss the meaning, history, and controversy surrounding the use of Hebrew names for the Father and Son, including the heart behind why I choose to use the names “Yahuah” for the Father and “Yahusha” for the Son. We will explore how ancient Hebrew was written without vowels, how historical events like the Babylonian exile and later scribal traditions influenced pronunciation and translation, and how titles like “Lord” and “God” came to replace the personal Name in many Bible translations, which has deeply influenced our understanding today. 

We will also examine historical evidence from the Dead Sea Scrolls and early Greek manuscript fragments, which show that the Father’s Name was preserved long after the biblical period. We will discuss the difference between misusing the Name versus using it, the cultural and prophetic significance of names in Hebrew thought, and why heart posture matters more than perfect pronunciation.

Lastly, we will address the common “cult” accusations associated with using Hebrew names, clarifying what actually defines a cult and encouraging listeners to approach the topic with humility and love. The episode truly emphasizes the “weightier matter”: honoring the Father not just with our words, but how we live. 

Resources:

What is God’s Name? E-Book: https://www.promise-perspective.com/products/what-is-gods-name-e-book-2

The Tetragram and the New Testament by George Howard: https://letthetruthcomeoutblog.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/the-tetragram-and-the-new-testament.pdf

The Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library: https://www.deadseascrolls.org.il/home)

Manuscript 11Q5 – 11Q Psa.: https://www.deadseascrolls.org.il/explore-the-archive/image/B-371125

Yahuah’s name in 11Q5: https://www.deadseascrolls.org.il/explore-the-archive/manuscript/11Q5-2

Psalm 129 from DSS: https://www.deadseascrolls.org.il/explore-the-archive/image/B-371128

More Psalms: https://www.deadseascrolls.org.il/explore-the-archive/image/B-371135

Psalms 102:18-103:1: https://www.deadseascrolls.org.il/explore-the-archive/image/B-367152

Tetragrammaton and the Divine Name in Ancient Greek Sources: https://www.tetragrammaton.org/lxx_appdx1c.html

“Tetragrammaton”: https://www.dl1.en-us.nina.az/YHWH.html?utm_ 


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]]> In this episode, we will discuss the meaning, history, and controversy surrounding the use of Hebrew names for the Father and Son, including the heart behind why I choose to use the names “Yahuah” for the Father and “Yahusha” for the Son. We will explore how ancient Hebrew was written without vowels, how historical events like the Babylonian exile and later scribal traditions influenced pronunciation and translation, and how titles like “Lord” and “God” came to replace the personal Name in many Bible translations, which has deeply influenced our understanding today. 

We will also examine historical evidence from the Dead Sea Scrolls and early Greek manuscript fragments, which show that the Father’s Name was preserved long after the biblical period. We will discuss the difference between misusing the Name versus using it, the cultural and prophetic significance of names in Hebrew thought, and why heart posture matters more than perfect pronunciation.

Lastly, we will address the common “cult” accusations associated with using Hebrew names, clarifying what actually defines a cult and encouraging listeners to approach the topic with humility and love. The episode truly emphasizes the “weightier matter”: honoring the Father not just with our words, but how we live. 

Resources:

What is God’s Name? E-Book: https://www.promise-perspective.com/products/what-is-gods-name-e-book-2

The Tetragram and the New Testament by George Howard: https://letthetruthcomeoutblog.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/the-tetragram-and-the-new-testament.pdf

The Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library: https://www.deadseascrolls.org.il/home)

Manuscript 11Q5 – 11Q Psa.: https://www.deadseascrolls.org.il/explore-the-archive/image/B-371125

Yahuah’s name in 11Q5: https://www.deadseascrolls.org.il/explore-the-archive/manuscript/11Q5-2

Psalm 129 from DSS: https://www.deadseascrolls.org.il/explore-the-archive/image/B-371128

More Psalms: https://www.deadseascrolls.org.il/explore-the-archive/image/B-371135

Psalms 102:18-103:1: https://www.deadseascrolls.org.il/explore-the-archive/image/B-367152

Tetragrammaton and the Divine Name in Ancient Greek Sources: https://www.tetragrammaton.org/lxx_appdx1c.html

“Tetragrammaton”: https://www.dl1.en-us.nina.az/YHWH.html?utm_ 


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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18640246 Thu, 12 Feb 2026 04:00:00 -0500 6446 5 2 full false A Royal Priesthood: From Shadows to Reality (An Introduction to the Framework) | Episode 1 A Royal Priesthood: From Shadows to Reality (An Introduction to the Framework) | Episode 1 Welcome to the first episode of Season 5 on The Promise Perspective Podcast! 

This episode marks a shift in how we approach the gospel—and how we read the Scriptures as a whole.

Rather than beginning with conclusions, this conversation/episode/podcast season invites you to slow down and reconsider the foundations: how the Hebrew Scriptures, the words of the prophets, and the testimony of Messiah all belong to one unified story moving toward fulfillment.

In this episode, we will discuss:

  • What Scripture actually means when it says “according to the Scriptures”
  • Why Messiah said Moses wrote about Him
  • How the priesthood, sacrifices, and Torah functioned as shadows
  • What it truly means for Messiah to fulfill rather than abolish
  • And why misunderstanding the word “fulfillment” has created confusion on both extremes


This season is not about reviving old systems OR dismissing them—it’s about clarity. It’s about learning how to honor what was given without returning to what has already reached its intended purpose.

If you’ve ever felt tension between obedience and grace…If you’ve wondered why some commandments are no longer practiced physically…If you’ve sensed that the gospel is richer and more layered than what you’ve heard or been taught…

Episode 1 is your invitation to join me in a brand new season, in which we will spend time reasoning through the Scriptures the way the apostles did—allowing Messiah to be revealed, not assumed.

The shadows were real. The substance is greater. And we are being called to live in that reality.

HalleluYAH!! 

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]]> Welcome to the first episode of Season 5 on The Promise Perspective Podcast! 

This episode marks a shift in how we approach the gospel—and how we read the Scriptures as a whole.

Rather than beginning with conclusions, this conversation/episode/podcast season invites you to slow down and reconsider the foundations: how the Hebrew Scriptures, the words of the prophets, and the testimony of Messiah all belong to one unified story moving toward fulfillment.

In this episode, we will discuss:

  • What Scripture actually means when it says “according to the Scriptures”
  • Why Messiah said Moses wrote about Him
  • How the priesthood, sacrifices, and Torah functioned as shadows
  • What it truly means for Messiah to fulfill rather than abolish
  • And why misunderstanding the word “fulfillment” has created confusion on both extremes


This season is not about reviving old systems OR dismissing them—it’s about clarity. It’s about learning how to honor what was given without returning to what has already reached its intended purpose.

If you’ve ever felt tension between obedience and grace…If you’ve wondered why some commandments are no longer practiced physically…If you’ve sensed that the gospel is richer and more layered than what you’ve heard or been taught…

Episode 1 is your invitation to join me in a brand new season, in which we will spend time reasoning through the Scriptures the way the apostles did—allowing Messiah to be revealed, not assumed.

The shadows were real. The substance is greater. And we are being called to live in that reality.

HalleluYAH!! 

Contact me: stephanie@promise-perspective.com

Visit my website: www.promise-perspective.com

Follow on Instagram: @the_promise_perspective  
Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1DeWfRGVNw/?mibextid=wwXIfr  
Donate on Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/stephanie-green0611
Donate on PayPal: http://paypal.me/stephaniegreentpp
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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18598433 Sat, 31 Jan 2026 04:00:00 -0500 2679 5 1 full false Season 5 Intro: "Start Here" Season 5 Intro: "Start Here" This episode/video is the foundation for everything moving forward on The Promise Perspective Podcast.


Season 5 is titled “A Royal Priesthood: From Shadows to Reality,” and this introduction is meant to set the lens through which all future episodes—and even my social media posts—are meant to be understood.


If you’ve ever come across something I’ve shared and wondered “Where is she going with this?” or “What’s the purpose here?”—this episode answers that.


In this introduction as well as Season 5 - Episode 1, I will share:

  •  Why the gospel is bigger than we’re often taught
  • Why the New Testament cannot be understood without the Hebrew Scriptures
  • What it truly means for Messiah to fulfill the Law and the Prophets
  • How shadows like the priesthood, sacrifices, tabernacle and appointed times point to Yahusha
  • And the questions that need to be asked so that we as a body, can understand what it means for us today to live as a royal priesthood in the fullness OF that revelation


This season on my podcast isn’t about returning to rituals and sacrifices—it’s about understanding the gospel. It’s about seeing Messiah revealed from Genesis to Revelation and learning how to walk in the reality of what the “shadows” in Scripture were always pointing toward.


If you’re new here, welcome to my page! This is your starting point.


 If you’ve been walking with me for a while, this is the foundation we’ll be building on moving forward. 


I pray that this podcast season is a blessing to you. Here’s to learning, walking and growing together.


“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations…”
 Matthew 28:19

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]]> This episode/video is the foundation for everything moving forward on The Promise Perspective Podcast.


Season 5 is titled “A Royal Priesthood: From Shadows to Reality,” and this introduction is meant to set the lens through which all future episodes—and even my social media posts—are meant to be understood.


If you’ve ever come across something I’ve shared and wondered “Where is she going with this?” or “What’s the purpose here?”—this episode answers that.


In this introduction as well as Season 5 - Episode 1, I will share:

  •  Why the gospel is bigger than we’re often taught
  • Why the New Testament cannot be understood without the Hebrew Scriptures
  • What it truly means for Messiah to fulfill the Law and the Prophets
  • How shadows like the priesthood, sacrifices, tabernacle and appointed times point to Yahusha
  • And the questions that need to be asked so that we as a body, can understand what it means for us today to live as a royal priesthood in the fullness OF that revelation


This season on my podcast isn’t about returning to rituals and sacrifices—it’s about understanding the gospel. It’s about seeing Messiah revealed from Genesis to Revelation and learning how to walk in the reality of what the “shadows” in Scripture were always pointing toward.


If you’re new here, welcome to my page! This is your starting point.


 If you’ve been walking with me for a while, this is the foundation we’ll be building on moving forward. 


I pray that this podcast season is a blessing to you. Here’s to learning, walking and growing together.


“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations…”
 Matthew 28:19

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18596678 Fri, 30 Jan 2026 11:00:00 -0500 552 4 44 full false What Does it Really Mean to "Keep" or "Break" the Commandments? | Episode 43 What Does it Really Mean to "Keep" or "Break" the Commandments? | Episode 43 You can watch this podcast episode on YouTube by clicking here

In this episode, we will explore some foundational but deeply misunderstood questions: 

What is the Hebrew definition of “obey?”

What does it actually mean to “keep” or “break” the commandments? 

How did the original Hebrew audience understand obedience, law, covenant, and faith—long before Western theology reshaped those ideas?

This episode will challenge modern Christian assumptions by calling us to deconstruct inherited paradigms and return to a Hebraic understanding of Scripture, language, and covenant. The goal is not to burden Believers with rules, but to restore clarity about the heart of the Father and the true nature of the gospel that we are called to “carry to the ends of the earth.”

The ultimate goal of this episode is to reframe the biblical definition of obedience in a way that reveals the HEART of the Father. You might be surprised when you learn that the biblical definition of obedience isn’t “do” –  it’s “listen.” 

 This episode will restore the depth of crucial Hebrew concepts:

  • Shema (often translated “obey”) means to hear, listen, internalize, and respond appropriately.
  • Shamar (often translated as “keep”) means to guard, protect, and watch over.
  • Parar (often translated as “break”) means to trample, disregard, or nullify

“Keeping” the commandments is not about flawless performance, but about guarding the Father’s word with a faithful, responsive heart. Likewise, “breaking” the commandments is not about imperfection, but about contempt—casting them behind one’s back and disregarding them.

The gospel isn’t about “getting saved.” It’s about learning how to hear the Father, walk in covenant and guard what He loves. Salvation is the door that begins the lifelong journey of learning how to be a covenant people—a “treasured possession” who listens to the Father’s voice with a desire to bring Him the glory and honor He is due. 

This restores peace, removes fear-driven theology of making things a “salvation issue,” and reframes the Believer’s walk as a journey of learning and intimacy, not simply a list of “do’s and don’ts.” I pray that if you listen to this episode, your heart is filled with joy and excitement as an invitation gets poured into your heart--an invitation that you may have never heard before.

The invitation is simple: “SHEMA.” That’s it. To simply “listen.”

I pray that this episode helps someone who may be wrestling with obedience, faith, or the purpose of the Father’s commandments. I pray that it encourages and equips you to understand that obedience isn’t just about “doing,” it’s about listening first. 

So take this as an invitation to slow down. Read the Bible without commentary. Stop listening to men to teach you the Father’s heart and go straight to the Source.

Contact me: stephanie@promise-perspective.com

Visit my website: www.promise-perspective.com 

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]]> You can watch this podcast episode on YouTube by clicking here

In this episode, we will explore some foundational but deeply misunderstood questions: 

What is the Hebrew definition of “obey?”

What does it actually mean to “keep” or “break” the commandments? 

How did the original Hebrew audience understand obedience, law, covenant, and faith—long before Western theology reshaped those ideas?

This episode will challenge modern Christian assumptions by calling us to deconstruct inherited paradigms and return to a Hebraic understanding of Scripture, language, and covenant. The goal is not to burden Believers with rules, but to restore clarity about the heart of the Father and the true nature of the gospel that we are called to “carry to the ends of the earth.”

The ultimate goal of this episode is to reframe the biblical definition of obedience in a way that reveals the HEART of the Father. You might be surprised when you learn that the biblical definition of obedience isn’t “do” –  it’s “listen.” 

 This episode will restore the depth of crucial Hebrew concepts:

  • Shema (often translated “obey”) means to hear, listen, internalize, and respond appropriately.
  • Shamar (often translated as “keep”) means to guard, protect, and watch over.
  • Parar (often translated as “break”) means to trample, disregard, or nullify

“Keeping” the commandments is not about flawless performance, but about guarding the Father’s word with a faithful, responsive heart. Likewise, “breaking” the commandments is not about imperfection, but about contempt—casting them behind one’s back and disregarding them.

The gospel isn’t about “getting saved.” It’s about learning how to hear the Father, walk in covenant and guard what He loves. Salvation is the door that begins the lifelong journey of learning how to be a covenant people—a “treasured possession” who listens to the Father’s voice with a desire to bring Him the glory and honor He is due. 

This restores peace, removes fear-driven theology of making things a “salvation issue,” and reframes the Believer’s walk as a journey of learning and intimacy, not simply a list of “do’s and don’ts.” I pray that if you listen to this episode, your heart is filled with joy and excitement as an invitation gets poured into your heart--an invitation that you may have never heard before.

The invitation is simple: “SHEMA.” That’s it. To simply “listen.”

I pray that this episode helps someone who may be wrestling with obedience, faith, or the purpose of the Father’s commandments. I pray that it encourages and equips you to understand that obedience isn’t just about “doing,” it’s about listening first. 

So take this as an invitation to slow down. Read the Bible without commentary. Stop listening to men to teach you the Father’s heart and go straight to the Source.

Contact me: stephanie@promise-perspective.com

Visit my website: www.promise-perspective.com 

Support the show

]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18375686 Thu, 18 Dec 2025 04:00:00 -0500 5306 4 43 full false The Mistranslation, Misapplication & Misunderstanding of the Word "Gentile" | Episode 42 The Mistranslation, Misapplication & Misunderstanding of the Word "Gentile" | Episode 42 HOW DID A LATIN WORD — NOT FOUND IN ANY BIBLICAL MANUSCRIPT — BECOME ONE OF THE MOST DEFINING IDENTITY LABELS OF THE FAITH TODAY?

IN THIS EPISODE, WE WILL TRACE THE HISTORY OF THE TERM “GENTILE” AND UNCOVER HOW ITS INTRODUCTION INTO THE SCRIPTURAL TEXT CHANGED THE WAY THE WORLD HAS INTERPRETED SCRIPTURE AND DIVIDED HUMANITY. 

YOU’LL LEARN HOW:

  • ·THE WORD “GENTILE” IS NOT FOUND IN ANY HEBREW, GREEK, OR ARAMAIC MANUSCRIPTS 
  • NO INDIVIDUAL IN SCRIPTURE WAS EVER CALLED “A GENTILE” IN THE ORIGINAL TEXTS — THE SINGULAR FORM WAS INCORRECTLY INSERTED IN SEVERAL KJV VERSES 
  • HOW THE TERM ENTERED BIBLE TRANSLATIONS THROUGH THE LATIN VULGATE WHEN BISHOP DAMASUS COMMISSIONED JEROME’S TRANSLATION IN THE LATE 4TH CENTURY CE 
  • THE LATIN GENTILIS EVENTUALLY REPLACED NEUTRAL BIBLICAL WORDS LIKE “NATION” AND “PEOPLE” (HEBREW: GOY / GOYIM) AND TOOK ON A JUDGMENT-LADEN MEANING THAT SCRIPTURE NEVER INTENDED 
  • HOW THE GREEK WORD ETHNOS (USED OF ISRAEL ITSELF MANY TIMES) WAS MISTRANSLATED AS “GENTILES” IN LATER ENGLISH BIBLES 
  • EXAMPLES WHERE ‘GOY’ & ‘ETHNOS’ CLEARLY REFERS TO THE NATION OF ISRAEL — PROVING IT CANNOT MEAN “NON-ISRAELITES” 

STEP BY STEP, VERSE BY VERSE, INTHIS EPISODE YOU’LL SEE HOW A TRANSLATION CHOICE — NOT SCRIPTURE — CREATED THE FALSE IDEA OF A PERMANENT OUTSIDER CLASS IN THE FAMILY OF YAHUAH.

WHEN YOU REALIZE THAT THERE WAS NEVER A WORD IN SCRIPTURE THAT WAS DESIGNATED TO MEAN“NON-ISRAELITE,” EVERYTHING CHANGES IN THE WAY YOU UNDERSTAND OUR MESSIAH ANDTHE FATHER’S PLAN OF REDEMPTION. 

BY RECOVERING THE TRUE HISTORY AND LANGUAGE BEHIND THIS WORD, WE DISCOVER THAT YAHUAH’S FAMILY WAS ALWAYS MEANT TO INCLUDE PEOPLE FROM ALL NATIONS GRAFTED INTO HIS PROMISES — WITHOUT LABELS THAT DIVIDE.

To watch on YouTube, click here

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]]> HOW DID A LATIN WORD — NOT FOUND IN ANY BIBLICAL MANUSCRIPT — BECOME ONE OF THE MOST DEFINING IDENTITY LABELS OF THE FAITH TODAY?

IN THIS EPISODE, WE WILL TRACE THE HISTORY OF THE TERM “GENTILE” AND UNCOVER HOW ITS INTRODUCTION INTO THE SCRIPTURAL TEXT CHANGED THE WAY THE WORLD HAS INTERPRETED SCRIPTURE AND DIVIDED HUMANITY. 

YOU’LL LEARN HOW:

  • ·THE WORD “GENTILE” IS NOT FOUND IN ANY HEBREW, GREEK, OR ARAMAIC MANUSCRIPTS 
  • NO INDIVIDUAL IN SCRIPTURE WAS EVER CALLED “A GENTILE” IN THE ORIGINAL TEXTS — THE SINGULAR FORM WAS INCORRECTLY INSERTED IN SEVERAL KJV VERSES 
  • HOW THE TERM ENTERED BIBLE TRANSLATIONS THROUGH THE LATIN VULGATE WHEN BISHOP DAMASUS COMMISSIONED JEROME’S TRANSLATION IN THE LATE 4TH CENTURY CE 
  • THE LATIN GENTILIS EVENTUALLY REPLACED NEUTRAL BIBLICAL WORDS LIKE “NATION” AND “PEOPLE” (HEBREW: GOY / GOYIM) AND TOOK ON A JUDGMENT-LADEN MEANING THAT SCRIPTURE NEVER INTENDED 
  • HOW THE GREEK WORD ETHNOS (USED OF ISRAEL ITSELF MANY TIMES) WAS MISTRANSLATED AS “GENTILES” IN LATER ENGLISH BIBLES 
  • EXAMPLES WHERE ‘GOY’ & ‘ETHNOS’ CLEARLY REFERS TO THE NATION OF ISRAEL — PROVING IT CANNOT MEAN “NON-ISRAELITES” 

STEP BY STEP, VERSE BY VERSE, INTHIS EPISODE YOU’LL SEE HOW A TRANSLATION CHOICE — NOT SCRIPTURE — CREATED THE FALSE IDEA OF A PERMANENT OUTSIDER CLASS IN THE FAMILY OF YAHUAH.

WHEN YOU REALIZE THAT THERE WAS NEVER A WORD IN SCRIPTURE THAT WAS DESIGNATED TO MEAN“NON-ISRAELITE,” EVERYTHING CHANGES IN THE WAY YOU UNDERSTAND OUR MESSIAH ANDTHE FATHER’S PLAN OF REDEMPTION. 

BY RECOVERING THE TRUE HISTORY AND LANGUAGE BEHIND THIS WORD, WE DISCOVER THAT YAHUAH’S FAMILY WAS ALWAYS MEANT TO INCLUDE PEOPLE FROM ALL NATIONS GRAFTED INTO HIS PROMISES — WITHOUT LABELS THAT DIVIDE.

To watch on YouTube, click here

Contact me: stephanie@promise-perspective.com

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18323445 Thu, 11 Dec 2025 04:00:00 -0500 8030 4 42 full false Part 8: Land of the Free(mason), Home of the Slave | Episode 41 Part 8: Land of the Free(mason), Home of the Slave | Episode 41 In this episode, we continue unpacking the difficult but necessary history surrounding the transatlantic slave trade, international slavery systems, and how these events connect to the curses described in Deuteronomy 28. When we honestly study geography, Scripture, and historical patterns of oppression, we begin to see how the experiences of those the world calls “Black” in America overwhelmingly align with the very markers Scripture gives to identify the natural branches of Israel. This isn’t about skin color itself, but about the shared, generational experiences of captivity, displacement, and oppression that mirror the biblical curses in their entirety.

We also explore Joel 3, where Yahuah condemns the nations for selling His people, scattering them far from their homeland, and dividing His land. This passage strikingly parallels the many slave trades carried out throughout world history—not just the transatlantic system, but numerous others in which powerful nations trafficked and exploited people for profit. Christianity, as practiced by many European and American institutions, played a direct role in this oppression by white-washing Scripture, presenting a European Messiah, and using theology to justify enslavement.

This distortion produced deep psychological and spiritual trauma. Enslaved Hebrews were taught a version of Christianity crafted by their oppressors—while simultaneously being beaten, raped, and dehumanized by the same people who demanded they worship a “white savior” and call their enslavers “master.” The long-term impact of this manufactured religious identity has passed down through generations, especially through forbidden images, statues, and portrayals that Scripture itself warns against.

We take a deeper look at how early American Christianity was built on pro-slavery theology, from the “slave Bible” that removed empowering passages to sermons commanding enslaved people to obey their earthly masters. We also address the misuse of the “curse of Ham,” and the ways religious institutions have avoided reckoning with their role in centuries of exploitation. 

We also touch on the Gullah Geechee people—descendants of enslaved Africans who were brought to the coastal regions of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. Their unique preservation of language and culture provides powerful evidence of a people who maintained distinct Hebrew-like traditions despite centuries of oppression. The Gullah Geechee’s isolation, resilience, and continuity of ancestral customs mirror the scattered yet preserved identity described in Scripture. Their history offers another compelling layer in understanding who the descendants of the natural branches truly are, and how Yahuah preserved markers of identity even in the midst of captivity.

By revisiting this history honestly, we can better understand the identity of Yahuah’s people, the fulfillment of prophecy, and the ongoing impact of slavery on the descendants of those scattered to the four corners of the earth.

SOURCES: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PwGkswcNUZrz55zhNpVcXSnsrq8GUaS4/edit?usp=share_link&ouid=102408561475528851254&rtpof=true&sd=true 


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]]> In this episode, we continue unpacking the difficult but necessary history surrounding the transatlantic slave trade, international slavery systems, and how these events connect to the curses described in Deuteronomy 28. When we honestly study geography, Scripture, and historical patterns of oppression, we begin to see how the experiences of those the world calls “Black” in America overwhelmingly align with the very markers Scripture gives to identify the natural branches of Israel. This isn’t about skin color itself, but about the shared, generational experiences of captivity, displacement, and oppression that mirror the biblical curses in their entirety.

We also explore Joel 3, where Yahuah condemns the nations for selling His people, scattering them far from their homeland, and dividing His land. This passage strikingly parallels the many slave trades carried out throughout world history—not just the transatlantic system, but numerous others in which powerful nations trafficked and exploited people for profit. Christianity, as practiced by many European and American institutions, played a direct role in this oppression by white-washing Scripture, presenting a European Messiah, and using theology to justify enslavement.

This distortion produced deep psychological and spiritual trauma. Enslaved Hebrews were taught a version of Christianity crafted by their oppressors—while simultaneously being beaten, raped, and dehumanized by the same people who demanded they worship a “white savior” and call their enslavers “master.” The long-term impact of this manufactured religious identity has passed down through generations, especially through forbidden images, statues, and portrayals that Scripture itself warns against.

We take a deeper look at how early American Christianity was built on pro-slavery theology, from the “slave Bible” that removed empowering passages to sermons commanding enslaved people to obey their earthly masters. We also address the misuse of the “curse of Ham,” and the ways religious institutions have avoided reckoning with their role in centuries of exploitation. 

We also touch on the Gullah Geechee people—descendants of enslaved Africans who were brought to the coastal regions of South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. Their unique preservation of language and culture provides powerful evidence of a people who maintained distinct Hebrew-like traditions despite centuries of oppression. The Gullah Geechee’s isolation, resilience, and continuity of ancestral customs mirror the scattered yet preserved identity described in Scripture. Their history offers another compelling layer in understanding who the descendants of the natural branches truly are, and how Yahuah preserved markers of identity even in the midst of captivity.

By revisiting this history honestly, we can better understand the identity of Yahuah’s people, the fulfillment of prophecy, and the ongoing impact of slavery on the descendants of those scattered to the four corners of the earth.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18248096 Thu, 27 Nov 2025 04:00:00 -0500 9690 4 41 full false Part 7: How the Construction of Race Has Influenced the Way We Read Scripture | Episode 40 Part 7: How the Construction of Race Has Influenced the Way We Read Scripture | Episode 40 In this episode, we take a careful and honest look at how the modern concept of “race” has shaped—and often distorted—our understanding of Scripture, history, and identity. The idea of race is a human-made construct, rooted in hierarchy and social division, not something created by Yahuah. Scripture identifies people by covenant, tribe, and nation—not skin tone. Yet the enemy has used skin color to divide the body and cloud our understanding of the natural branches of Israel. In this study, we revisit what Scripture actually says, explore the history that shaped today’s worldview, and address the blind spots that influence how many of us were taught to read the Bible.

We also talk about melanin, historical context, and why the Israelites of Scripture were a deeply melanated people, along with Egyptians, Cushites, and other neighboring nations. But while skin color provides historical context, it is not the sole determining factor of lineage. Instead, Scripture tells us that the curses of Deuteronomy 28 would be a sign—an outward marker tied to lived experiences. This episode unpacks how shared history, oppression, displacement, and prophecy play a far more important role in identifying the natural branches than appearance alone.

Ultimately, this message is anchored in compassion, reconciliation, and covenant. Whether natural or wild branches, we are called to abide in the True Vine, Yahusha. This conversation is not about exclusion but about truth, healing, and restoring the context that helps us honor both Scripture and the people of Jacob. My prayer is that this study brings clarity, humility, and unity as we continue seeking Yahuah with sincerity and love.

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]]> In this episode, we take a careful and honest look at how the modern concept of “race” has shaped—and often distorted—our understanding of Scripture, history, and identity. The idea of race is a human-made construct, rooted in hierarchy and social division, not something created by Yahuah. Scripture identifies people by covenant, tribe, and nation—not skin tone. Yet the enemy has used skin color to divide the body and cloud our understanding of the natural branches of Israel. In this study, we revisit what Scripture actually says, explore the history that shaped today’s worldview, and address the blind spots that influence how many of us were taught to read the Bible.

We also talk about melanin, historical context, and why the Israelites of Scripture were a deeply melanated people, along with Egyptians, Cushites, and other neighboring nations. But while skin color provides historical context, it is not the sole determining factor of lineage. Instead, Scripture tells us that the curses of Deuteronomy 28 would be a sign—an outward marker tied to lived experiences. This episode unpacks how shared history, oppression, displacement, and prophecy play a far more important role in identifying the natural branches than appearance alone.

Ultimately, this message is anchored in compassion, reconciliation, and covenant. Whether natural or wild branches, we are called to abide in the True Vine, Yahusha. This conversation is not about exclusion but about truth, healing, and restoring the context that helps us honor both Scripture and the people of Jacob. My prayer is that this study brings clarity, humility, and unity as we continue seeking Yahuah with sincerity and love.

This episode is also available on YouTube and Rumble:

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18234789 Sat, 22 Nov 2025 11:00:00 -0500 8326 4 40 full false Taking Our Thoughts Captive & the Fruit of Our Lips | Episode 39 Taking Our Thoughts Captive & the Fruit of Our Lips | Episode 39 In this episode, Stephanie and Amanda dive deep into the biblical call to align our thoughts, words, and actions with Yah's truth. Together, they explore themes of love, obedience, healing, and sanctification, emphasizing the importance of walking in truth and applying Scripture in daily life.

They discuss the power of words—the “fruit of our lips”—and how thoughtful, compassionate speech reflects a heart transformed by the Spirit. Drawing from passages like Luke 6:45 and 2 Corinthians 10:5, Stephanie and Amanda share personal insights on taking every thought captive, studying Scripture with discernment, and embracing humility and repentance in the process of spiritual growth.

Through honest conversation, they unpack the balance between truth and love, the tension between flesh and obedience, and the healing journey that leads to authentic ministry and reconciliation. This episode encourages listeners to pursue biblical truth, speak with wisdom, and let their lives bear witness to the fruit of a heart aligned with Yah's Word.

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]]> In this episode, Stephanie and Amanda dive deep into the biblical call to align our thoughts, words, and actions with Yah's truth. Together, they explore themes of love, obedience, healing, and sanctification, emphasizing the importance of walking in truth and applying Scripture in daily life.

They discuss the power of words—the “fruit of our lips”—and how thoughtful, compassionate speech reflects a heart transformed by the Spirit. Drawing from passages like Luke 6:45 and 2 Corinthians 10:5, Stephanie and Amanda share personal insights on taking every thought captive, studying Scripture with discernment, and embracing humility and repentance in the process of spiritual growth.

Through honest conversation, they unpack the balance between truth and love, the tension between flesh and obedience, and the healing journey that leads to authentic ministry and reconciliation. This episode encourages listeners to pursue biblical truth, speak with wisdom, and let their lives bear witness to the fruit of a heart aligned with Yah's Word.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-18147928 Thu, 06 Nov 2025 22:00:00 -0500 4852 4 39 full false Two Types of Wisdom: Discerning the Heart Behind the Knowledge | Episode 38 Two Types of Wisdom: Discerning the Heart Behind the Knowledge | Episode 38 In today’s episode, we dive deep into a critical yet often overlooked biblical truth—the difference between wisdom that is from above and wisdom that is earthly, sensual, and even, as James 3:15 puts it, “demonic.” Drawing from James 3, Colossians 3 and the stories of Eve and Solomon, we explore how wisdom is not synonymous with knowledge or truth, but rather a posture of the heart rooted in meekness, reverence, and intimacy with the Father.

We examine how Scripture warns of a pursuit of wisdom that can actually lead us away from Yahuah when it’s rooted in pride, envy, or strife. Through careful study and personal transparency, this episode calls the body of Believers—especially within the Torah communities—to examine our conduct, our motives, and our fruit.

You’ll hear how Eve’s desire for wisdom led to disobedience, while Solomon’s humble request for discernment brought honor and favor—until compromise took root. We also uncover how meekness, born through affliction, is essential to truly understanding the Father’s ways and stewarding truth in love.

This is not just a teaching—it’s a heart cry for reconciliation, restoration, and a sobering plea to make sure that we do not forget our first love. 

Lovelessness is lawlessness, and truth without the Spirit leads to fruitless knowledge. Let’s learn together how to test the fruit, walk in wisdom, and reflect the heart of our Messiah in everything we do.

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]]> In today’s episode, we dive deep into a critical yet often overlooked biblical truth—the difference between wisdom that is from above and wisdom that is earthly, sensual, and even, as James 3:15 puts it, “demonic.” Drawing from James 3, Colossians 3 and the stories of Eve and Solomon, we explore how wisdom is not synonymous with knowledge or truth, but rather a posture of the heart rooted in meekness, reverence, and intimacy with the Father.

We examine how Scripture warns of a pursuit of wisdom that can actually lead us away from Yahuah when it’s rooted in pride, envy, or strife. Through careful study and personal transparency, this episode calls the body of Believers—especially within the Torah communities—to examine our conduct, our motives, and our fruit.

You’ll hear how Eve’s desire for wisdom led to disobedience, while Solomon’s humble request for discernment brought honor and favor—until compromise took root. We also uncover how meekness, born through affliction, is essential to truly understanding the Father’s ways and stewarding truth in love.

This is not just a teaching—it’s a heart cry for reconciliation, restoration, and a sobering plea to make sure that we do not forget our first love. 

Lovelessness is lawlessness, and truth without the Spirit leads to fruitless knowledge. Let’s learn together how to test the fruit, walk in wisdom, and reflect the heart of our Messiah in everything we do.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-17969905 Tue, 07 Oct 2025 08:00:00 -0400 6072 4 38 full false Operating in Biblical Love | Episode 37 Operating in Biblical Love | Episode 37 Stephanie and Amanda discussed their journey of faith and the importance of biblical love in the church, introducing a podcast series aimed at addressing a lack of love within the body of believers and promoting steps to reconciliation. They explored the relationship between following commandments and showing love, emphasizing the need for personal healing, humility, and emotional awareness in order to truly love others and glorify Yahuah. The conversation concluded with discussions about the upcoming Day of Atonement, the importance of humility in learning and teaching, and the need for repentance, love, and patience in our walk of faith.


Stephanie discussed her personal journey of discovering the importance of the commandments and her observations of a growing movement of people who are leaving institutional religion due to discrepancies between biblical teachings and church practices. She noted a simultaneous decrease in love among these individuals, prompting her to question the relationship between following commandments and showing love. Stephanie highlighted gaps in both Christianity and Judaism, emphasizing that while Christianity focuses on the Messiah but often neglects the commandments, Judaism lacks belief in the Messiah. She expressed her belief that a body of believers seeking to follow the commandments and uphold the testimony of Yahusha should also prioritize love for one another.


Amanda discussed the importance of self-love and healing in order to truly love others and glorify Yahuah the way that Scripture instructs us to. She explained how wounds and trauma can be used by the enemy to hinder our growth and relationships if not addressed. Amanda emphasized the need to overcome pride, fear, and the desire for validation from others, encouraging people to allow themselves to be seen and loved by Yah. She concluded that healing and self-love are essential steps in becoming the kind of disciple of Messiah who can truly shine Yah's light and mature in our role in becoming a part of a royal priesthood. 


We hope that this is a step to restoring, repairing and reconciliation within the body so that Yahuah, our Heavenly Father, can get all the glory and we look forward to more conversations in future podcast episodes. 

Yah bless y'all!! ❤️

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]]> Stephanie and Amanda discussed their journey of faith and the importance of biblical love in the church, introducing a podcast series aimed at addressing a lack of love within the body of believers and promoting steps to reconciliation. They explored the relationship between following commandments and showing love, emphasizing the need for personal healing, humility, and emotional awareness in order to truly love others and glorify Yahuah. The conversation concluded with discussions about the upcoming Day of Atonement, the importance of humility in learning and teaching, and the need for repentance, love, and patience in our walk of faith.


Stephanie discussed her personal journey of discovering the importance of the commandments and her observations of a growing movement of people who are leaving institutional religion due to discrepancies between biblical teachings and church practices. She noted a simultaneous decrease in love among these individuals, prompting her to question the relationship between following commandments and showing love. Stephanie highlighted gaps in both Christianity and Judaism, emphasizing that while Christianity focuses on the Messiah but often neglects the commandments, Judaism lacks belief in the Messiah. She expressed her belief that a body of believers seeking to follow the commandments and uphold the testimony of Yahusha should also prioritize love for one another.


Amanda discussed the importance of self-love and healing in order to truly love others and glorify Yahuah the way that Scripture instructs us to. She explained how wounds and trauma can be used by the enemy to hinder our growth and relationships if not addressed. Amanda emphasized the need to overcome pride, fear, and the desire for validation from others, encouraging people to allow themselves to be seen and loved by Yah. She concluded that healing and self-love are essential steps in becoming the kind of disciple of Messiah who can truly shine Yah's light and mature in our role in becoming a part of a royal priesthood. 


We hope that this is a step to restoring, repairing and reconciliation within the body so that Yahuah, our Heavenly Father, can get all the glory and we look forward to more conversations in future podcast episodes. 

Yah bless y'all!! ❤️

Link to YouTube video: https://youtu.be/2Hcfmeeiwxg

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-17900829 Wed, 24 Sep 2025 16:00:00 -0400 4672 4 37 full false "Don't Forget Your First Love" | Episode 36 "Don't Forget Your First Love" | Episode 36 “To the angel of the assembly of Ephesus write: These things says He who holds the seven stars in His right hand, who walks in the midst of the seven golden lampstands:

I know your works, your labor, your patience, and that you cannot bear those who are evil. And you have tested those who say they are apostles and are not, and have found them liars; and you have persevered and have patience, and have labored for My name’s sake and have not become weary. Nevertheless I have this against you, that you have left your first love. Remember therefore from where you have fallen; repent and do the first works, or else I will come to you quickly and remove your lampstand from its place—unless you repent.”

Revelation 2:1-5

While there are some who believe that these letters to the assemblies are written to serve a certain purpose, place and time, I believe that the condition of the body of Messiah transcends just one moment in time. Based on the fact that these warnings were given while John was “in the Spirit” on the Day of Yahuah, I believe these letters still serve a very important purpose to be checkpoints and warnings to us today. I believe these letters serve to highlight conditions within the body that we are admonished to address before Yahusha returns.

I want to share with you where the Father has had me with His Word lately. I pray that this blesses you, encourages you and exhorts you. And please know—the Father had to convict and correct me with the title of this message before I could share it with others. 

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]]> “To the angel of the assembly of Ephesus write: These things says He who holds the seven stars in His right hand, who walks in the midst of the seven golden lampstands:

I know your works, your labor, your patience, and that you cannot bear those who are evil. And you have tested those who say they are apostles and are not, and have found them liars; and you have persevered and have patience, and have labored for My name’s sake and have not become weary. Nevertheless I have this against you, that you have left your first love. Remember therefore from where you have fallen; repent and do the first works, or else I will come to you quickly and remove your lampstand from its place—unless you repent.”

Revelation 2:1-5

While there are some who believe that these letters to the assemblies are written to serve a certain purpose, place and time, I believe that the condition of the body of Messiah transcends just one moment in time. Based on the fact that these warnings were given while John was “in the Spirit” on the Day of Yahuah, I believe these letters still serve a very important purpose to be checkpoints and warnings to us today. I believe these letters serve to highlight conditions within the body that we are admonished to address before Yahusha returns.

I want to share with you where the Father has had me with His Word lately. I pray that this blesses you, encourages you and exhorts you. And please know—the Father had to convict and correct me with the title of this message before I could share it with others. 

Love ya’ll. 

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-17606057 Tue, 05 Aug 2025 04:00:00 -0400 5250 4 36 full false A Pause for Encouragement | Episode 35 A Pause for Encouragement | Episode 35 Ministry isn't always about what truth we can share with one another, but it's about the heart behind the pursuit of truth. To the one whose striving for truth is offensive to others...to the one who feels like the more they strive for reconciliation, the more division it causes...to the one who feels like they have so much to learn but not enough time...this one is for you. 

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-17496254 Tue, 15 Jul 2025 04:00:00 -0400 4658 4 35 full false Part 6B: Connections Between Ancient Israel, West Africa & Assyria | Episode 34 Part 6B: Connections Between Ancient Israel, West Africa & Assyria | Episode 34 Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube and Rumble channels for video illustrations of this part of my Season 4 series of “Who is Israel?"

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-17484781 Fri, 11 Jul 2025 03:00:00 -0400 14294 4 34 full false Part 6A: The Long History of International Interaction | Episode 33 Part 6A: The Long History of International Interaction | Episode 33 Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube and Rumble channels for video illustrations of this part of my Season 4 series of “Who is Israel?"

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-17198802 Tue, 20 May 2025 16:00:00 -0400 11514 4 33 full false Harmony of Scripture - The "Day of Yahuah" | Episode 32 Harmony of Scripture - The "Day of Yahuah" | Episode 32 “Surely Yahuah Elohim will do nothing without revealing His secret to His servants the prophets.”

Amos 3:7

I think most Believers would agree that it is important to be prepared for what Scripture reiterates as a “great and terrible day” when it comes to the “Day of Yahuah.” It will be a great day for those prepared, but it will be a terrible day for those unprepared. 

Our Messiah even tells us that it’s important for us to be prepared and that we should not be caught off guard at His return, by giving us parables like the wise and foolish virgins and the wedding banquet. 

Many people look to the New Testament writings to gain understanding about end times prophecies, without understanding that Yahuah has already revealed these things through His prophets. The majority of the whole discourse from Yahusha in Matthew 24 is literally straight from the Tanakh (Old Testament)!

I constantly reiterate why it is so important that our foundation of truth and understanding should be built from the Old Testament. So for today’s episode, I want to spend some time threading the harmony of Scripture by going through what the prophets spoke of in order to help us all be prepared for the return of our King. 

Additional links for study:

The Timing of Our Messiah's Death, Burial and Resurrection & the True Sign of Jonah

Examples of "Not So Old" Testament Truths

Episode 32 Transcript

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Amos 3:7

I think most Believers would agree that it is important to be prepared for what Scripture reiterates as a “great and terrible day” when it comes to the “Day of Yahuah.” It will be a great day for those prepared, but it will be a terrible day for those unprepared. 

Our Messiah even tells us that it’s important for us to be prepared and that we should not be caught off guard at His return, by giving us parables like the wise and foolish virgins and the wedding banquet. 

Many people look to the New Testament writings to gain understanding about end times prophecies, without understanding that Yahuah has already revealed these things through His prophets. The majority of the whole discourse from Yahusha in Matthew 24 is literally straight from the Tanakh (Old Testament)!

I constantly reiterate why it is so important that our foundation of truth and understanding should be built from the Old Testament. So for today’s episode, I want to spend some time threading the harmony of Scripture by going through what the prophets spoke of in order to help us all be prepared for the return of our King. 

Additional links for study:

The Timing of Our Messiah's Death, Burial and Resurrection & the True Sign of Jonah

Examples of "Not So Old" Testament Truths

Episode 32 Transcript

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-17047538 Sat, 26 Apr 2025 12:00:00 -0400 3685 4 32 full false What Does it Mean to be Part of the “House” of Israel? | Episode 31 What Does it Mean to be Part of the “House” of Israel? | Episode 31 In today's episode, I want to discuss the harmony between the Old and New Testaments of what it truly means to be a part of the house of Israel, as well as the "seed" of the promise given to Abraham. 

The depth and beauty of Yahuah's truth is something I desire for us all to be reconciled to and through. Praise Yah!

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The depth and beauty of Yahuah's truth is something I desire for us all to be reconciled to and through. Praise Yah!

Episode 31 Transcript

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-16947405 Thu, 10 Apr 2025 03:00:00 -0400 4274 4 31 full false The Harmony of the "Old" and "New" Testaments | Episode 30 The Harmony of the "Old" and "New" Testaments | Episode 30 **Please see updated transcript, as some verses are misquoted in Episode 30** 

If there is one thing I am continuing to learn as I study Scripture, it is just how much harmony is between the “Old” Testament and the “New” Testament. I really don’t like using those words, “old” and “new,” because the truth is, is that labeling certain sections of the Bible as “Old Testament” and “New Testament” is a result of manmade title pages inserted into our Bible today to subtly divide the two, when that should have never been the case. 

We should not have this perception of “old” and “new” when it comes to Scripture today. 

In fact, the New Testament really doesn’t teach anything “new.” It confirms, strengthens, magnifies, and renews what has already been established. We have a “renewed” (i.e. new) covenant that was brought forth through our Messiah, but without understanding what it means to be in covenant with the Most High in the first place, there is much that will go misunderstood, and it becomes easy for one to read the New Testament with an isolated understanding of Scripture as a whole. 

I am desperate to bring reconciliation to this issue, and it is for that reason that I want to take some time in today’s episode to discuss the harmony between the “Old Testament” and “New Testament.” 

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]]> **Please see updated transcript, as some verses are misquoted in Episode 30** 

If there is one thing I am continuing to learn as I study Scripture, it is just how much harmony is between the “Old” Testament and the “New” Testament. I really don’t like using those words, “old” and “new,” because the truth is, is that labeling certain sections of the Bible as “Old Testament” and “New Testament” is a result of manmade title pages inserted into our Bible today to subtly divide the two, when that should have never been the case. 

We should not have this perception of “old” and “new” when it comes to Scripture today. 

In fact, the New Testament really doesn’t teach anything “new.” It confirms, strengthens, magnifies, and renews what has already been established. We have a “renewed” (i.e. new) covenant that was brought forth through our Messiah, but without understanding what it means to be in covenant with the Most High in the first place, there is much that will go misunderstood, and it becomes easy for one to read the New Testament with an isolated understanding of Scripture as a whole. 

I am desperate to bring reconciliation to this issue, and it is for that reason that I want to take some time in today’s episode to discuss the harmony between the “Old Testament” and “New Testament.” 

Episode 30 Transcript

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-16701040 Thu, 06 Mar 2025 05:00:00 -0500 5225 4 30 full false Part 5B: The Presence of Africa in Scripture | Episode 29 Part 5B: The Presence of Africa in Scripture | Episode 29 Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube and Rumble channels for video illustrations of this part of my Season 4 series of “Who is Israel?"

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'Africa and The Africans in the Old Testament' by David T. Adamo

 'From Beyond the Rivers of Cush: Negotiating Ethnic Identity and Cushite-Israelite Interrelations in the Hebrew Bible' by Kevin Burrell

'Foreign Charity' by Stephanie Dalley

'Biblical Portrayal of Ethiopia as a Challenge to Western Perspectives of Africa' by Sampson S. Ndola

https://www.biblicalarchaeology.org/magazine/representing-cush-in-the-hebrew-bible/

https://readthinkwriteteach.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/16-1keita.pdf

https://www.academia.edu/12606431/Semitic_Languages_in_Contact 

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'Africa and The Africans in the Old Testament' by David T. Adamo

 'From Beyond the Rivers of Cush: Negotiating Ethnic Identity and Cushite-Israelite Interrelations in the Hebrew Bible' by Kevin Burrell

'Foreign Charity' by Stephanie Dalley

'Biblical Portrayal of Ethiopia as a Challenge to Western Perspectives of Africa' by Sampson S. Ndola

https://www.biblicalarchaeology.org/magazine/representing-cush-in-the-hebrew-bible/

https://readthinkwriteteach.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/16-1keita.pdf

https://www.academia.edu/12606431/Semitic_Languages_in_Contact 

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-16700907 Thu, 27 Feb 2025 06:00:00 -0500 6766 4 29 full false Part 5A: The Presence of Africa in Scripture | Episode 28 Part 5A: The Presence of Africa in Scripture | Episode 28 Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube and Rumble channels for video illustrations of this part of my Season 4 series of “Who is Israel?"

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1. 'Africa and The Africans in the Old Testament' by David T. Adamo

2. 'From Beyond the Rivers of Cush: Negotiating Ethnic Identity and Cushite-Israelite Interrelations in the Hebrew Bible' by Kevin Burrell 

3. The A to Z of Ancient Egyptian Warfare by Robert Morkot

May Yahuah bless your studies tremendously! 

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1. 'Africa and The Africans in the Old Testament' by David T. Adamo

2. 'From Beyond the Rivers of Cush: Negotiating Ethnic Identity and Cushite-Israelite Interrelations in the Hebrew Bible' by Kevin Burrell 

3. The A to Z of Ancient Egyptian Warfare by Robert Morkot

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-16543925 Sat, 01 Feb 2025 14:00:00 -0500 9340 4 28 full false The "True" Vine & the Vinedresser | Episode 27 The "True" Vine & the Vinedresser | Episode 27 “I am the TRUE vine, and My Father is the Vinedresser.”
John 15:1

I believe that there is a grievous misunderstanding within the body at large about the reason our Messiah was sent here. Without this understanding, we can’t truly know what it means to ”abide” in Him the way He instructs His disciples to as we continue to read through that passage in John 15. This deserves our attention, because He warns us that if we don’t “abide” in Him, we will be likened to a branch that gets cut off and cast away. 

This is why we must understand how the branches were broken off to begin with. Broken branches in Scripture is symbolic to a broken covenant. Without this understanding, we cannot understand how the covenant was renewed through our Messiah. 

He didn’t replace His Father’s covenant—He renewed it. 

He came to atone for sin, yes, but the true gospel message is SO much deeper than that. He came to renew the covenant, in which He made a way for both natural and wild branches to be restored. This is why He says “I am the TRUE Vine” now. 

But out of all things, why would our Messiah use the imagery of a vine and a vineyard in His instructions and parables? 

Because He was/is teaching from the Scriptures. He is bringing to mind the prophecy that points us to Him. If you are wondering, “what prophecy?” then I encourage you to tap in to Episode 27. 

In order to understand the back of the Book, we have to have a foundation in the Tanakh—what people refer to as “Old” Testament. It is truly amazing how much Scripture can bring so much revelation and clarity to just one short verse in John 15:1.

Episode 27 Transcript

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]]> “I am the TRUE vine, and My Father is the Vinedresser.”
John 15:1

I believe that there is a grievous misunderstanding within the body at large about the reason our Messiah was sent here. Without this understanding, we can’t truly know what it means to ”abide” in Him the way He instructs His disciples to as we continue to read through that passage in John 15. This deserves our attention, because He warns us that if we don’t “abide” in Him, we will be likened to a branch that gets cut off and cast away. 

This is why we must understand how the branches were broken off to begin with. Broken branches in Scripture is symbolic to a broken covenant. Without this understanding, we cannot understand how the covenant was renewed through our Messiah. 

He didn’t replace His Father’s covenant—He renewed it. 

He came to atone for sin, yes, but the true gospel message is SO much deeper than that. He came to renew the covenant, in which He made a way for both natural and wild branches to be restored. This is why He says “I am the TRUE Vine” now. 

But out of all things, why would our Messiah use the imagery of a vine and a vineyard in His instructions and parables? 

Because He was/is teaching from the Scriptures. He is bringing to mind the prophecy that points us to Him. If you are wondering, “what prophecy?” then I encourage you to tap in to Episode 27. 

In order to understand the back of the Book, we have to have a foundation in the Tanakh—what people refer to as “Old” Testament. It is truly amazing how much Scripture can bring so much revelation and clarity to just one short verse in John 15:1.

Episode 27 Transcript

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-16403368 Wed, 08 Jan 2025 13:00:00 -0500 4759 4 27 full false Part 4: A Journey Through the Egyptian Dynasties | Episode 26 Part 4: A Journey Through the Egyptian Dynasties | Episode 26 Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube and Rumble channels for video illustrations of this part of my Season 4 series of “Who is Israel?"

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-16349336 Sun, 29 Dec 2024 08:00:00 -0500 12957 4 26 full false Part 3: Biblical Orientation & Cardinal Direction | Episode 25 Part 3: Biblical Orientation & Cardinal Direction | Episode 25 Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube and Rumble channels for video illustrations of this part of my Season 4 series of “Who is Israel?"

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SOURCES:
Encyclopedia of Greek & Roman Mythology
How the North Ended Up on Top of the Map (Article #1)
How North Ended Up on Top of the Map (Article #2)
**I encourage the listener to research the names, places and topics mentioned individually (i.e. compass rose, cardinal direction, anemoi, classical compass winds, Boreas, Notus, Eurus, Zephyrus, Tower of the Winds, etc.). Much of this information is readily available, easy to find, and is not hidden.

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SOURCES:
Encyclopedia of Greek & Roman Mythology
How the North Ended Up on Top of the Map (Article #1)
How North Ended Up on Top of the Map (Article #2)
**I encourage the listener to research the names, places and topics mentioned individually (i.e. compass rose, cardinal direction, anemoi, classical compass winds, Boreas, Notus, Eurus, Zephyrus, Tower of the Winds, etc.). Much of this information is readily available, easy to find, and is not hidden.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-16229107 Fri, 06 Dec 2024 03:00:00 -0500 6381 4 25 full false Part 2: Issues with "Biblical Archaeology" & Jewish Historiography | Episode 24 Part 2: Issues with "Biblical Archaeology" & Jewish Historiography | Episode 24 Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube and Rumble channels for video illustrations of this part of my Season 4 series of “Who is Israel?"

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-16183259 Fri, 29 Nov 2024 03:00:00 -0500 8064 4 24 full false Part 1: Building a Case for Africa - The True Promise Land | Episode 23 Part 1: Building a Case for Africa - The True Promise Land | Episode 23 Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube and Rumble channels for video illustrations of this part of my Season 4 series of “Who is Israel?"

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-16122905 Tue, 19 Nov 2024 03:00:00 -0500 3745 4 23 full false What Does it Mean to Have a "Perfect Heart?" (Including Season 4 Updates) | Episode 22 What Does it Mean to Have a "Perfect Heart?" (Including Season 4 Updates) | Episode 22 What does it mean to have a “perfect” heart, when Scripture tells us that the heart is “deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked?” (Jeremiah 17:9)
How was David acknowledged for having a “perfect” heart, when he was guilty of sin?
These are some questions I want to spend some time with in Episode 22.
I also want to spend some time at the end of this episode to give you some updates on the future direction of this podcast.

Episode 22 Transcript

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]]> What does it mean to have a “perfect” heart, when Scripture tells us that the heart is “deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked?” (Jeremiah 17:9)
How was David acknowledged for having a “perfect” heart, when he was guilty of sin?
These are some questions I want to spend some time with in Episode 22.
I also want to spend some time at the end of this episode to give you some updates on the future direction of this podcast.

Episode 22 Transcript

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-16087944 Tue, 12 Nov 2024 03:00:00 -0500 3869 4 22 full false Entering in Through the "Narrow Gate" | Episode 21 Entering in Through the "Narrow Gate" | Episode 21 Then one said to Him, “Master, are there few who are saved?”
And He said to them, “Strive to enter through the narrow gate, for many, I say to you, will seek to enter and will not be able” (Luke 13:23-24).
What does it mean to “strive” to enter in through the narrow gate?
According to our Messiah’s words, striving and seeking are two very different things. Yahusha was not talking about those who aren’t seeking at all. He’s talking about the difference between those who are “striving” and those who are “seeking.”
This is worthy of some serious attention.
There is a word that I am constantly stirring over...it’s one that has created an inner turmoil for me that I know I need to continue to wrestle with and sit with. It’s a word that I cannot seem to shake:
“FEW.”
Many are called, FEW are chosen.
The path is narrow and FEW find it.
The harvest is plenty but the laborers are FEW.
Only a remnant is making it through the narrow gate that leads to life.
I want to share with you where my studies have led me in understanding what it means to truly STRIVE. I want to share with you why several Hebrew word studies have helped me better understand the call of Yahuah’s remnant—His covenant people. There have been many thoughts and several verses in Scripture that I’ve wrestled with over the last several months.
This wrestling for truth has afflicted me, disciplined me, humbled me and now I’m ready to strive with you over some hard, yet necessary truths.

Episode 21 Transcript

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]]> Then one said to Him, “Master, are there few who are saved?”
And He said to them, “Strive to enter through the narrow gate, for many, I say to you, will seek to enter and will not be able” (Luke 13:23-24).
What does it mean to “strive” to enter in through the narrow gate?
According to our Messiah’s words, striving and seeking are two very different things. Yahusha was not talking about those who aren’t seeking at all. He’s talking about the difference between those who are “striving” and those who are “seeking.”
This is worthy of some serious attention.
There is a word that I am constantly stirring over...it’s one that has created an inner turmoil for me that I know I need to continue to wrestle with and sit with. It’s a word that I cannot seem to shake:
“FEW.”
Many are called, FEW are chosen.
The path is narrow and FEW find it.
The harvest is plenty but the laborers are FEW.
Only a remnant is making it through the narrow gate that leads to life.
I want to share with you where my studies have led me in understanding what it means to truly STRIVE. I want to share with you why several Hebrew word studies have helped me better understand the call of Yahuah’s remnant—His covenant people. There have been many thoughts and several verses in Scripture that I’ve wrestled with over the last several months.
This wrestling for truth has afflicted me, disciplined me, humbled me and now I’m ready to strive with you over some hard, yet necessary truths.

Episode 21 Transcript

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-15999877 Tue, 29 Oct 2024 03:00:00 -0400 4116 4 21 full false Laboring for the Harvest | Episode 20 Laboring for the Harvest | Episode 20 Scripture speaks to the call to be a laborer for the harvest, one in which there are only very few who answer that call (Luke 10:2). While there is much in the Word that speaks to planting seeds, bearing fruit, putting your hand to the plow, I want to spend some time talking about the depth of what it means to “labor” for the harvest.
“Sow to yourselves in righteousness, reap in mercy; break up your fallow ground, for it is time to seek Yahuah till he come and rain righteousness on you. You have plowed wickedness, you have reaped lawlessness, you have eaten the fruit of lies because you trusted in your own way and in the multitude of your mighty men."
Hosea 10:12-13
We are called to labor for this harvest, to prepare the way of our King, and my heart breaks because I feel like the wickedness and lawlessness that has been plowed, sown, rooted and grown because of so many false teachings and traditions of men has created this “fallow ground” that Yahuah is instructing us to break up.
As the Parable of the Sower illustrates in Matthew 13, before any seed can be planted on “good soil,” we must foster the conditions necessary for the seeds to be planted in the first place. Any good gardener will tell you that there’s no use planting any seeds if the soil hasn’t been prepared first.
That’s one of the main reasons why I say that before anything can be planted, the hardened, cloddy soil (our heart) must be tilled first, the weeds (the lies) needed to be pulled from their root, and the stones (the stumbling blocks) needed to be removed.
To labor for the harvest is not just about planting seeds—it’s about how we cultivate the soil of our hearts as well as the hearts of those around us.
The call to labor will require you to get your hands dirty, the sweat of your work will be your tears, it will require you to rest, but we know that it will be worth it.
“Those who sow in tears shall reap in joy. He who continually goes forth weeping, bearing seed for sowing, shall doubtless come again with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves with him."
Psalms 126:5-6

Episode 20 Transcript

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]]> Scripture speaks to the call to be a laborer for the harvest, one in which there are only very few who answer that call (Luke 10:2). While there is much in the Word that speaks to planting seeds, bearing fruit, putting your hand to the plow, I want to spend some time talking about the depth of what it means to “labor” for the harvest.
“Sow to yourselves in righteousness, reap in mercy; break up your fallow ground, for it is time to seek Yahuah till he come and rain righteousness on you. You have plowed wickedness, you have reaped lawlessness, you have eaten the fruit of lies because you trusted in your own way and in the multitude of your mighty men."
Hosea 10:12-13
We are called to labor for this harvest, to prepare the way of our King, and my heart breaks because I feel like the wickedness and lawlessness that has been plowed, sown, rooted and grown because of so many false teachings and traditions of men has created this “fallow ground” that Yahuah is instructing us to break up.
As the Parable of the Sower illustrates in Matthew 13, before any seed can be planted on “good soil,” we must foster the conditions necessary for the seeds to be planted in the first place. Any good gardener will tell you that there’s no use planting any seeds if the soil hasn’t been prepared first.
That’s one of the main reasons why I say that before anything can be planted, the hardened, cloddy soil (our heart) must be tilled first, the weeds (the lies) needed to be pulled from their root, and the stones (the stumbling blocks) needed to be removed.
To labor for the harvest is not just about planting seeds—it’s about how we cultivate the soil of our hearts as well as the hearts of those around us.
The call to labor will require you to get your hands dirty, the sweat of your work will be your tears, it will require you to rest, but we know that it will be worth it.
“Those who sow in tears shall reap in joy. He who continually goes forth weeping, bearing seed for sowing, shall doubtless come again with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves with him."
Psalms 126:5-6

Episode 20 Transcript

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-15916545 Tue, 15 Oct 2024 03:00:00 -0400 1940 4 20 full false The Heart of a Disciple | Episode 19 The Heart of a Disciple | Episode 19 There is so much to be said about this episode, yet I struggle to find the words to explain it.
If you’ve been listening to Season 4, you know that the core thread of these last 19 episodes is all about understanding what it means to be in covenant with our Creator.
We’ve done many Hebrew and Greek word studies, sifted through history, declared the goodness of Yahuah and His commandments, and have even painfully discussed why the Christian religion, broadly speaking, is in massive deception of understanding what Scripture says about Yahuah and His will for us. All that being said, I hope and I pray that throughout Season 4, Yahuah has ministered to your heart and showed you the depth of what it means to be a true disciple of the One who He sent in His Name to restore the everlasting covenant and reconcile us back to Himself.
The depth of this truth, and what He has done for me is something that is hard to talk about without bringing me to tears. I pray that the tears from this episode sow a seed in the hearts of many.

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]]> There is so much to be said about this episode, yet I struggle to find the words to explain it.
If you’ve been listening to Season 4, you know that the core thread of these last 19 episodes is all about understanding what it means to be in covenant with our Creator.
We’ve done many Hebrew and Greek word studies, sifted through history, declared the goodness of Yahuah and His commandments, and have even painfully discussed why the Christian religion, broadly speaking, is in massive deception of understanding what Scripture says about Yahuah and His will for us. All that being said, I hope and I pray that throughout Season 4, Yahuah has ministered to your heart and showed you the depth of what it means to be a true disciple of the One who He sent in His Name to restore the everlasting covenant and reconcile us back to Himself.
The depth of this truth, and what He has done for me is something that is hard to talk about without bringing me to tears. I pray that the tears from this episode sow a seed in the hearts of many.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-15434305 Thu, 18 Jul 2024 06:00:00 -0400 8262 4 19 full false Mark of Yah or Mark of the Beast? | Episode 18 Mark of Yah or Mark of the Beast? | Episode 18 "And he causes all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: And that no man might buy or sell, unless he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name."
Revelation 13:16-17

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]]> "And he causes all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: And that no man might buy or sell, unless he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name."
Revelation 13:16-17

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-15227799 Tue, 11 Jun 2024 04:00:00 -0400 7812 4 18 full false Image Bearer or Image Breaker? | Episode 17 Image Bearer or Image Breaker? | Episode 17 This is a heavy episode.

For those who are new to my podcast, please don’t start at Episode 17. You must start at the beginning of Season 4. You need to know what has brought me to the understanding that I have today about how the enemy has used Scripture to deceive the masses.

I’d like to be very, very clear that I am not and will never deny our Messiah. I love Him and our heavenly Father Yahuah with my whole heart, and I believe every word in Scripture was written with His very breath through the pens of those He chose as His vessel.

In that same breath as I write this, I also say this: Christianity is a false religion.

You may be wondering, “how can you say that you love the Messiah and believe the Bible, but you say that the Christian religion is false?”

My attempt to answer that question is laid out in Season 4, but is explicitly answered in this episode.

The word up for serious study in this episode is: IMAGE.

This episode is going to be a very deep dive study of some fundamental truths that the body needs to know.  As you dive into this episode, please keep an open mind and take this to the Father in prayer.

I love you.

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Clarification on Episode 17 (YouTube video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQXukW3y4nw&t=2152s

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]]> This is a heavy episode.

For those who are new to my podcast, please don’t start at Episode 17. You must start at the beginning of Season 4. You need to know what has brought me to the understanding that I have today about how the enemy has used Scripture to deceive the masses.

I’d like to be very, very clear that I am not and will never deny our Messiah. I love Him and our heavenly Father Yahuah with my whole heart, and I believe every word in Scripture was written with His very breath through the pens of those He chose as His vessel.

In that same breath as I write this, I also say this: Christianity is a false religion.

You may be wondering, “how can you say that you love the Messiah and believe the Bible, but you say that the Christian religion is false?”

My attempt to answer that question is laid out in Season 4, but is explicitly answered in this episode.

The word up for serious study in this episode is: IMAGE.

This episode is going to be a very deep dive study of some fundamental truths that the body needs to know.  As you dive into this episode, please keep an open mind and take this to the Father in prayer.

I love you.

Supplemental Documents:
Episode 17 Transcript

Clarification on Episode 17 (YouTube video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQXukW3y4nw&t=2152s

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-15179609 Wed, 05 Jun 2024 03:00:00 -0400 7549 4 17 full false Rise of the Romans | Episode 16 Rise of the Romans | Episode 16 History unveils prophecy. 

History connects the dots.

History fills in the lack of knowledge that people are perishing from. 

History MATTERS.

But here’s the thing...

Not only does the body not know history, but the body has been told and taught a false version of history that has literally been written by the hands of people who have been used as vessels by the enemy for the spiritual captivity of our minds.

Yea—it’s deep. 

In repairing this breach, we have to talk about history. This is not an easy task for those who love the truth, because the truth has been covered up. By the grace of Yahuah, He is helping guide my studies so that I can chew on the meat and spit out the bones. He is helping me read between the lines. He is helping me understand prophecy better as I understand the true narrative of history in terms of scriptural context. 

The battle between Jacob and Esau is an everlasting conflict that will rage until the second coming of our Messiah. This is the lens that we must put on in order to understand prophecy and how history has played out its continual fulfillment and how this conflict has been a perpetual attempt to destroy the children of Israel. 

I hope that Episode 16 will continue to help fill in some gaps and give you some key events, people, etc., to help you understand what has led to the deception that is being exposed today. 

The reason this episode is particularly important is because it will help give us the cultural, religious and political climate that was the environment of the Hebrew people before and during the life of our Messiah. It paints the picture of what life was like in Judaea and the surrounding areas that were now under Roman control. 

There is so much that will be discussed in this episode (just like the last episode). Instead of summarizing, it will be easier to give you the list of topics of discussion. 

So, here they are:

  • The rise of the Roman Empire
  • Timeline of Roman Emperors from 1st century BCE – 1st century CE
  • Historical events that occurred between 420 BCE and 1 CE
  • The Maccabees & the Maccabean Revolt
  • The Hasmonean Dynasty
  • The Herodian Dynasty & Edomites 
  • The development of the Pharisees and Sadducees
  • Implications and things to consider about the true Israelites and Edomites as it relates to prophecy

Supplemental Documents:
Episode 16 Transcript
'A History of the Jews' by Solomon Grayzel
Rome History Timeline
Esau (the torah.com)
Hellenistic Judaism

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]]> History unveils prophecy. 

History connects the dots.

History fills in the lack of knowledge that people are perishing from. 

History MATTERS.

But here’s the thing...

Not only does the body not know history, but the body has been told and taught a false version of history that has literally been written by the hands of people who have been used as vessels by the enemy for the spiritual captivity of our minds.

Yea—it’s deep. 

In repairing this breach, we have to talk about history. This is not an easy task for those who love the truth, because the truth has been covered up. By the grace of Yahuah, He is helping guide my studies so that I can chew on the meat and spit out the bones. He is helping me read between the lines. He is helping me understand prophecy better as I understand the true narrative of history in terms of scriptural context. 

The battle between Jacob and Esau is an everlasting conflict that will rage until the second coming of our Messiah. This is the lens that we must put on in order to understand prophecy and how history has played out its continual fulfillment and how this conflict has been a perpetual attempt to destroy the children of Israel. 

I hope that Episode 16 will continue to help fill in some gaps and give you some key events, people, etc., to help you understand what has led to the deception that is being exposed today. 

The reason this episode is particularly important is because it will help give us the cultural, religious and political climate that was the environment of the Hebrew people before and during the life of our Messiah. It paints the picture of what life was like in Judaea and the surrounding areas that were now under Roman control. 

There is so much that will be discussed in this episode (just like the last episode). Instead of summarizing, it will be easier to give you the list of topics of discussion. 

So, here they are:

  • The rise of the Roman Empire
  • Timeline of Roman Emperors from 1st century BCE – 1st century CE
  • Historical events that occurred between 420 BCE and 1 CE
  • The Maccabees & the Maccabean Revolt
  • The Hasmonean Dynasty
  • The Herodian Dynasty & Edomites 
  • The development of the Pharisees and Sadducees
  • Implications and things to consider about the true Israelites and Edomites as it relates to prophecy

Supplemental Documents:
Episode 16 Transcript
'A History of the Jews' by Solomon Grayzel
Rome History Timeline
Esau (the torah.com)
Hellenistic Judaism

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-15124804 Thu, 23 May 2024 12:00:00 -0400 8222 4 16 full false A Macedonian Movement | Episode 15 A Macedonian Movement | Episode 15 We are currently 15 episodes into Season 4: ‘Who is Israel?’ on The Promise Perspective Podcast, and we are far from finished with this season. As I have mentioned before, the topics discussed on this season have to be tackled at many different angles and layers. This is incredibly challenging for me, as I desperately want people to know the truth, but I also maintain my plea to not take my word for it. 
We read in Hosea 4:6 that people are perishing from a lack of knowledge. One of the purposes of this podcast season is to help fill in some of these gaps. 
One of the biggest reasons for this is because many people today have been taught to view history through a faulty lens; one that does not represent the truth of how the faith came to be what it is today. This is part of repairing the breach that I am trying to mend with my brothers and sisters today. 
So, for the purposes of Episode 15, I want to discuss A LOT of history with you. Because there is so much that is discussed in this episode, instead of summarizing it all, I want to simply give you a list of what topics will be unpacked. Please also be sure to check out the ‘Supplemental Documents’ in the podcast episode description box for sources to help you test and study these things out for yourself. 

Topics of Episode 15:

-The difference between a “Jew” (Strong’s H3064) and a “Jew” (Strong’s H3054)
-The emergence and influence of the Macedonian (Greek) Empire
-Hellenism
-The Phoenicians and Ancient Carthage
-The Ptolemaic and Seleucid Empires
-A revisiting of the lineage of the Hebrews and the “lost” tribes of Israel
-Serapis Christus and the origins of Christianity
-Who are the Natsarim?
-The next emerging empire: Rome

“Those from among you shall build the old waste places; you shall raise up the foundations of many generations; and you shall be called the Repairer of the Breach, The Restorer of Streets to Dwell In.”
Isaiah 58:12

Supplemental Documents:
Episode 15 Transcript
Serapis and Christians PDF
Phoenicians Inscriptions of Cyprus Museum
The Lost Tribes, a Myth: Suggestions Toward Rewriting Hebrew History by Dr. Allen Godbey
Letter From Aristeas
Serapis (World History Encyclopedia)
Epiphanius’ Condemnation of the Natsarenes (Nazarenes)

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]]> We are currently 15 episodes into Season 4: ‘Who is Israel?’ on The Promise Perspective Podcast, and we are far from finished with this season. As I have mentioned before, the topics discussed on this season have to be tackled at many different angles and layers. This is incredibly challenging for me, as I desperately want people to know the truth, but I also maintain my plea to not take my word for it. 
We read in Hosea 4:6 that people are perishing from a lack of knowledge. One of the purposes of this podcast season is to help fill in some of these gaps. 
One of the biggest reasons for this is because many people today have been taught to view history through a faulty lens; one that does not represent the truth of how the faith came to be what it is today. This is part of repairing the breach that I am trying to mend with my brothers and sisters today. 
So, for the purposes of Episode 15, I want to discuss A LOT of history with you. Because there is so much that is discussed in this episode, instead of summarizing it all, I want to simply give you a list of what topics will be unpacked. Please also be sure to check out the ‘Supplemental Documents’ in the podcast episode description box for sources to help you test and study these things out for yourself. 

Topics of Episode 15:

-The difference between a “Jew” (Strong’s H3064) and a “Jew” (Strong’s H3054)
-The emergence and influence of the Macedonian (Greek) Empire
-Hellenism
-The Phoenicians and Ancient Carthage
-The Ptolemaic and Seleucid Empires
-A revisiting of the lineage of the Hebrews and the “lost” tribes of Israel
-Serapis Christus and the origins of Christianity
-Who are the Natsarim?
-The next emerging empire: Rome

“Those from among you shall build the old waste places; you shall raise up the foundations of many generations; and you shall be called the Repairer of the Breach, The Restorer of Streets to Dwell In.”
Isaiah 58:12

Supplemental Documents:
Episode 15 Transcript
Serapis and Christians PDF
Phoenicians Inscriptions of Cyprus Museum
The Lost Tribes, a Myth: Suggestions Toward Rewriting Hebrew History by Dr. Allen Godbey
Letter From Aristeas
Serapis (World History Encyclopedia)
Epiphanius’ Condemnation of the Natsarenes (Nazarenes)

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-15033331 Thu, 09 May 2024 03:00:00 -0400 10276 4 15 full false "How Did You Come in Here Without a Wedding Garment?" | Episode 14 "How Did You Come in Here Without a Wedding Garment?" | Episode 14 In Matthew 22, we read a parable of a man who attended a wedding, in which when the king came in to see the guests, he saw this man who did not have on a wedding garment. He asked him, “how did you come in here without a wedding garment?”
The man was speechless. Directly after, the king said to his servants, “bind him hand in foot, take him away, and cast him into outer darkness where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.”
All because of a wedding garment!?
Parables are earthly stories that convey a spiritual reality. They are meant to be understood for a discerning mind, but they will remain a mystery to those without discernment and understanding.
Our Messiah is telling us something very important regarding the topic of “garments.” And that is what I want to discuss in this episode.
If we are to understand this parable, surely we should have Scripture to give us an understanding of how we are to have the proper garments for the great wedding day, right?
The good news is that Scripture actually does tell us exactly what these garments are supposed to look like and what it means to have our garments ready.
Just as we’ve discussed the need to have oil in our lamps to be prepared, we must also have the proper garments as well.
I don’t want to be the one found without the right garments when it is time for the marriage supper of the Lamb. Yahusha ends that parable by saying, “many are called, but few are chosen.”

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]]> In Matthew 22, we read a parable of a man who attended a wedding, in which when the king came in to see the guests, he saw this man who did not have on a wedding garment. He asked him, “how did you come in here without a wedding garment?”
The man was speechless. Directly after, the king said to his servants, “bind him hand in foot, take him away, and cast him into outer darkness where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.”
All because of a wedding garment!?
Parables are earthly stories that convey a spiritual reality. They are meant to be understood for a discerning mind, but they will remain a mystery to those without discernment and understanding.
Our Messiah is telling us something very important regarding the topic of “garments.” And that is what I want to discuss in this episode.
If we are to understand this parable, surely we should have Scripture to give us an understanding of how we are to have the proper garments for the great wedding day, right?
The good news is that Scripture actually does tell us exactly what these garments are supposed to look like and what it means to have our garments ready.
Just as we’ve discussed the need to have oil in our lamps to be prepared, we must also have the proper garments as well.
I don’t want to be the one found without the right garments when it is time for the marriage supper of the Lamb. Yahusha ends that parable by saying, “many are called, but few are chosen.”

Supplemental Documents:
Episode 14 Transcript

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14954340 Thu, 25 Apr 2024 07:00:00 -0400 4287 4 14 full false The Significance of the Priestly Garments | Episode 13 The Significance of the Priestly Garments | Episode 13 There are so many things in Scripture that teach us the significance of the priestly garments, especially the garments of the High Priest, who is Yahusha now. As we walk through Episode 13, I hope that you will be able to see how, just the like Tabernacle, how these garments also point to the priesthood of our Messiah!
How is this relevant to His new priesthood (us) today?
Well, one of the most significant pieces was the turban of the High Priest. In Exodus 28:36, we read that there was a gold plate sewn on the front of the turban of the High Priest with the engraving “QODESH LA YAHUAH,” which means “SET APART TO YAHUAH.”
Yahuah’s name was to always be placed on the forehead of the High Priest. This was a sign of how the High Priest was set-apart to Yah. And through the blessing pronounced by the High Priest (because he was the appointed mediator between Yahuah and the children of Israel), Yahuah also placed His Name on the children of Israel.
Numbers 6:24-27 - “Yahuah bless you, and keep you. Yahuah make his face shine upon you and be gracious to you. Yahuah lift up his countenance upon you, and give you peace. And they shall put my name upon the children of Israel; and I will bless them.
This was a priestly blessing.
Yahusha, our new High Priest, is authorized to mediate this blessing, just as the Levitical High Priest was. To be blessed by Yahuah is to have His NAME placed on you. It is more than just a name—it is to be identified with and be a representation of who He is.
The High Priest carried Yahuah’s name and he also carried the names of the 12 tribes as 12 stones were put on the breastplate of his garment. The High Priest was always Yahuah’s representative to Israel and Israel’s mediator before Yahuah.
Comparatively, Israel carried Yahuah’s name into the world and represented the Most High to the nations. What made Israel set apart from everyone else is that they had commandments that showed the world who they worshipped. We are to be representatives of who our Creator is, to be a light to the world, and to be in covenant with Him means that we have commandments that help us to be successful in our calling.
When Yahuah was revealing His Name to me, I read the passage in Exodus 28 about how the gold plate which had Yah’s Name on it was placed on Aaron’s forehead, and the Ruach literally took me straight to the Book of Revelation.
Revelation 14:1 - Then I looked, and behold, a Lamb standing on Mount Zion, and with Him one hundred and forty-four thousand, having His Father’s name written on their foreheads.
Revelation 22:4 - They shall see His face, and His name shall be on their foreheads.
Our new High Priest is authorized to mediate this blessing now, to place the Father’s name on His children. He said He “came in His Father’s Name” for a reason.
2 Timothy 2:19 - Nevertheless the solid foundation of Elohim stands, having this seal: “The Master knows those who are His,” and, “Let everyone who names the name of Messiah depart from iniquity.”
“Yahusha” means “Yahuah is salvation.” Every time the Messiah’s Name departs from your lips, you are confessing that Yahuah is your salvation. And Yahusha was sent to do the will of the Father.
The priestly garments teach us how important the Father’s Name is.
And if you didn’t already know, the woman riding on the beast in Revelation 17 had a name on HER forehead too:
And on her forehead a name was written: “MYSTERY, BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND OF THE ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH.”
Let’s study.

Episode 13 Transcript

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]]> There are so many things in Scripture that teach us the significance of the priestly garments, especially the garments of the High Priest, who is Yahusha now. As we walk through Episode 13, I hope that you will be able to see how, just the like Tabernacle, how these garments also point to the priesthood of our Messiah!
How is this relevant to His new priesthood (us) today?
Well, one of the most significant pieces was the turban of the High Priest. In Exodus 28:36, we read that there was a gold plate sewn on the front of the turban of the High Priest with the engraving “QODESH LA YAHUAH,” which means “SET APART TO YAHUAH.”
Yahuah’s name was to always be placed on the forehead of the High Priest. This was a sign of how the High Priest was set-apart to Yah. And through the blessing pronounced by the High Priest (because he was the appointed mediator between Yahuah and the children of Israel), Yahuah also placed His Name on the children of Israel.
Numbers 6:24-27 - “Yahuah bless you, and keep you. Yahuah make his face shine upon you and be gracious to you. Yahuah lift up his countenance upon you, and give you peace. And they shall put my name upon the children of Israel; and I will bless them.
This was a priestly blessing.
Yahusha, our new High Priest, is authorized to mediate this blessing, just as the Levitical High Priest was. To be blessed by Yahuah is to have His NAME placed on you. It is more than just a name—it is to be identified with and be a representation of who He is.
The High Priest carried Yahuah’s name and he also carried the names of the 12 tribes as 12 stones were put on the breastplate of his garment. The High Priest was always Yahuah’s representative to Israel and Israel’s mediator before Yahuah.
Comparatively, Israel carried Yahuah’s name into the world and represented the Most High to the nations. What made Israel set apart from everyone else is that they had commandments that showed the world who they worshipped. We are to be representatives of who our Creator is, to be a light to the world, and to be in covenant with Him means that we have commandments that help us to be successful in our calling.
When Yahuah was revealing His Name to me, I read the passage in Exodus 28 about how the gold plate which had Yah’s Name on it was placed on Aaron’s forehead, and the Ruach literally took me straight to the Book of Revelation.
Revelation 14:1 - Then I looked, and behold, a Lamb standing on Mount Zion, and with Him one hundred and forty-four thousand, having His Father’s name written on their foreheads.
Revelation 22:4 - They shall see His face, and His name shall be on their foreheads.
Our new High Priest is authorized to mediate this blessing now, to place the Father’s name on His children. He said He “came in His Father’s Name” for a reason.
2 Timothy 2:19 - Nevertheless the solid foundation of Elohim stands, having this seal: “The Master knows those who are His,” and, “Let everyone who names the name of Messiah depart from iniquity.”
“Yahusha” means “Yahuah is salvation.” Every time the Messiah’s Name departs from your lips, you are confessing that Yahuah is your salvation. And Yahusha was sent to do the will of the Father.
The priestly garments teach us how important the Father’s Name is.
And if you didn’t already know, the woman riding on the beast in Revelation 17 had a name on HER forehead too:
And on her forehead a name was written: “MYSTERY, BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND OF THE ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH.”
Let’s study.

Episode 13 Transcript

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14910328 Thu, 18 Apr 2024 03:00:00 -0400 5217 4 13 full false Understanding the New Priesthood | Episode 12 Understanding the New Priesthood | Episode 12 As I prepare to do some heavy unpacking on Episode 12 of Season 4 of “Who is Israel?” I want to start out by quoting Revelation 20:6...
“Blessed and holy is he that has part in the first resurrection: on such the second death has no power, but they shall be as priests of Elohim and of Messiah, and will reign with Him a thousand years.”
The word I want to focus on here is “priests.”
We know that Yahusha is our new High Priest.
Peter tells us that we are a part of a “royal priesthood.”
Scripture even gives us prophecy that points us to a time in which we will be called “priests” (Exodus 19:5-6 & Isaiah 61:6).
My question I want to pose to you as I approach the content of Episode 12 is, do you know how to apply this to your life?
Do you know what it means to be a part of the priesthood that will get to reign with Yahuah and our Messiah for a thousand years?
Do you know that there are two resurrections?
What if I told you that Scripture gives us the blueprint to teach us how to be priests?
The answers we desperately need are found in the front of the Book that man has deemed to be an “old” testament.
The body is missing out on some of the most beautiful, fundamental truths because it is not common knowledge to how the physical design of the earthly tabernacle prophetically points to the fulfillment through Yahusha and teaches us about the call we have now to minister and serve the Most High now “as living stones being built up as a spiritual house” (1 Peter 2:5).
The priesthood training is now.
I pray that this episode helps to prepare, equip and encourage the body.
I pray that Yahuah pours His truth into you so that you can fully understand and embrace the call He has on your life and what it means to answer that call.
If we are to be priests, we need to know what that really means according to Scripture.
His tabernacle is our blueprint and illustrates the call to the priesthood in the most beautiful way that could only be fulfilled by our Messiah.
Bring your shovel. It’s time to dig in.

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]]> As I prepare to do some heavy unpacking on Episode 12 of Season 4 of “Who is Israel?” I want to start out by quoting Revelation 20:6...
“Blessed and holy is he that has part in the first resurrection: on such the second death has no power, but they shall be as priests of Elohim and of Messiah, and will reign with Him a thousand years.”
The word I want to focus on here is “priests.”
We know that Yahusha is our new High Priest.
Peter tells us that we are a part of a “royal priesthood.”
Scripture even gives us prophecy that points us to a time in which we will be called “priests” (Exodus 19:5-6 & Isaiah 61:6).
My question I want to pose to you as I approach the content of Episode 12 is, do you know how to apply this to your life?
Do you know what it means to be a part of the priesthood that will get to reign with Yahuah and our Messiah for a thousand years?
Do you know that there are two resurrections?
What if I told you that Scripture gives us the blueprint to teach us how to be priests?
The answers we desperately need are found in the front of the Book that man has deemed to be an “old” testament.
The body is missing out on some of the most beautiful, fundamental truths because it is not common knowledge to how the physical design of the earthly tabernacle prophetically points to the fulfillment through Yahusha and teaches us about the call we have now to minister and serve the Most High now “as living stones being built up as a spiritual house” (1 Peter 2:5).
The priesthood training is now.
I pray that this episode helps to prepare, equip and encourage the body.
I pray that Yahuah pours His truth into you so that you can fully understand and embrace the call He has on your life and what it means to answer that call.
If we are to be priests, we need to know what that really means according to Scripture.
His tabernacle is our blueprint and illustrates the call to the priesthood in the most beautiful way that could only be fulfilled by our Messiah.
Bring your shovel. It’s time to dig in.

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Tabernacle Blueprint Renewed Through Yahusha

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14784301 Thu, 28 Mar 2024 03:00:00 -0400 8454 4 12 full false The Role of the Priesthood & a Tour of the Tabernacle | Episode 11 The Role of the Priesthood & a Tour of the Tabernacle | Episode 11 We have a new High Priest.
It is prophesied that those in covenant with Yahuah will become a kingdom of priests.
It is only those who take part in the first resurrection that will serve in this new priesthood during the Millennial Reign.
What does this mean to Believers today?
How are we supposed to apply this understanding to our own lives?
More so, how are we to function, since the body is currently the new Temple/Tabernacle of Elohim, yet with the understanding that we are also anticipating the Tabernacle not made with human hands to dwell with us in the New Jerusalem?
Do we know what it means to be a part of a “royal priesthood?”
These are all questions I hope to address over the next several episodes.
If we don’t understand this fundamental piece of the gospel message, how do we expect to reign with our Messiah as priests?
This is not explicitly stated in Scripture, but this is our training period, beloved.
This is one of the reasons why ‘Season 4: Who is Israel?’ has been so focused on covenant thus far. But now it’s time to switch gears. We have a renewed covenant, but we also have a renewed priesthood.
The focus of Episode 11 today is on the role of the Levitical priesthood and the Tabernacle built by the children of Israel under the guidance of Moses. While we are not under the order of Aaron anymore, and while many of the commandments concerning Levites do not apply to us at this particular moment in Yah’s timeline of redemption, this has led many to believe that the priesthood in the Tanakh is no longer relevant to our understanding of our call to the priestly office today.
I find it interesting that the Bible only has two chapters devoted to explaining how Yahuah created the entire world. But it devotes dozens of chapters to the tabernacle and the priesthood. The amount of space that Yahuah devotes to the instructions of building His earthly Tabernacle should grab our attention.
But if we’re being honest (I’ve been guilty of this too), we either skip through those chapters or skim them just briefly. I am here to tell you that these chapters are more important than you think or have been led to believe. This is something that will take a couple more episodes to thoroughly unpack. 
As we go through more detail on the new priesthood next time, I want you to first be able to see how this blueprint of the Tabernacle given to Moses was revealed in the sacrifice of our Messiah, and illustrates the purpose and role of the new priesthood we are called to be a part of today.
It is such a beautiful truth that the body needs. I pray this helps to repair that breach.
The earthly tabernacle was a physical blueprint of a spiritual reality, in which the “pattern” Moses was shown on the Mount was a resemblance of Yahuah’s Tabernacle, aka “Dwelling Place” in heaven, in which is woven all throughout Scripture.
Let’s study.

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]]> We have a new High Priest.
It is prophesied that those in covenant with Yahuah will become a kingdom of priests.
It is only those who take part in the first resurrection that will serve in this new priesthood during the Millennial Reign.
What does this mean to Believers today?
How are we supposed to apply this understanding to our own lives?
More so, how are we to function, since the body is currently the new Temple/Tabernacle of Elohim, yet with the understanding that we are also anticipating the Tabernacle not made with human hands to dwell with us in the New Jerusalem?
Do we know what it means to be a part of a “royal priesthood?”
These are all questions I hope to address over the next several episodes.
If we don’t understand this fundamental piece of the gospel message, how do we expect to reign with our Messiah as priests?
This is not explicitly stated in Scripture, but this is our training period, beloved.
This is one of the reasons why ‘Season 4: Who is Israel?’ has been so focused on covenant thus far. But now it’s time to switch gears. We have a renewed covenant, but we also have a renewed priesthood.
The focus of Episode 11 today is on the role of the Levitical priesthood and the Tabernacle built by the children of Israel under the guidance of Moses. While we are not under the order of Aaron anymore, and while many of the commandments concerning Levites do not apply to us at this particular moment in Yah’s timeline of redemption, this has led many to believe that the priesthood in the Tanakh is no longer relevant to our understanding of our call to the priestly office today.
I find it interesting that the Bible only has two chapters devoted to explaining how Yahuah created the entire world. But it devotes dozens of chapters to the tabernacle and the priesthood. The amount of space that Yahuah devotes to the instructions of building His earthly Tabernacle should grab our attention.
But if we’re being honest (I’ve been guilty of this too), we either skip through those chapters or skim them just briefly. I am here to tell you that these chapters are more important than you think or have been led to believe. This is something that will take a couple more episodes to thoroughly unpack. 
As we go through more detail on the new priesthood next time, I want you to first be able to see how this blueprint of the Tabernacle given to Moses was revealed in the sacrifice of our Messiah, and illustrates the purpose and role of the new priesthood we are called to be a part of today.
It is such a beautiful truth that the body needs. I pray this helps to repair that breach.
The earthly tabernacle was a physical blueprint of a spiritual reality, in which the “pattern” Moses was shown on the Mount was a resemblance of Yahuah’s Tabernacle, aka “Dwelling Place” in heaven, in which is woven all throughout Scripture.
Let’s study.

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Blueprint of the Sanctuary & Tabernacle

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14731894 Thu, 21 Mar 2024 03:00:00 -0400 4905 4 11 full false The Hebrew Definition of "Covenant" | Episode 10 The Hebrew Definition of "Covenant" | Episode 10 So far on Season 4, we have talked about the word "covenant" in many episodes. To understand what it means to be in covenant with the Most High is fundamental to our understanding of Scripture. To be in covenant with Yahuah also means being "marked" by Him.
On today's episode, we are going to break down the word "covenant" in its Hebrew origin to gain even more clarity and understanding of the depth, beauty and significance of this word.
I encourage you that if you haven't already done so, please make sure you start at the beginning of Season 4 as we go through these studies. Each episode truly builds off of one another and there are some historical and scriptural precepts I want you to have, as we have been building on this word "covenant" over the majority of the episodes on Season 4.
I pray that your studies are so, so blessed!

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]]> So far on Season 4, we have talked about the word "covenant" in many episodes. To understand what it means to be in covenant with the Most High is fundamental to our understanding of Scripture. To be in covenant with Yahuah also means being "marked" by Him.
On today's episode, we are going to break down the word "covenant" in its Hebrew origin to gain even more clarity and understanding of the depth, beauty and significance of this word.
I encourage you that if you haven't already done so, please make sure you start at the beginning of Season 4 as we go through these studies. Each episode truly builds off of one another and there are some historical and scriptural precepts I want you to have, as we have been building on this word "covenant" over the majority of the episodes on Season 4.
I pray that your studies are so, so blessed!

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14638823 Thu, 07 Mar 2024 03:00:00 -0500 4988 4 10 full false Understanding the Covenant with Our Creator | Episode 9 Understanding the Covenant with Our Creator | Episode 9 There has been a fundamental teaching left out of mainstream Christianity today that is crucial to our understanding of Scripture, the will of Yahuah and the message of our Messiah. And that is the understanding of what it means to be in covenant with our Creator.
The entire theme of reconciliation and restoration talked about in Scripture has everything to do with being in covenant and staying in covenant. 
Without understanding the scriptural definition of the “covenant,” it has allowed for a misunderstanding of what an “old” versus “new” covenant is. The truth is that there is only ONE covenant given to Yah’s people, in which the Father calls “everlasting” and one in which the Bible teaches that He has historically renewed over and over with His people.
You often hear the words like the “Noahic covenant,” the “covenant of Abraham,” the “law of Moses,” and “the law of Christ” mentioned in many teachings. Many people are getting confused over these terms because they’ve been taught that the covenant and the torah meant different things to different people at different moments in time. But the truth is that those words are not indicating different “covenants,” but are actually indicating the mediator in which Yah chose to minister His covenant through at that particular moment.
Yahuah chose different mediators in which to reveal and renew His covenant through, but still—there is only one covenant.
Our new mediator is our new High Priest, Yahusha! It says in Hebrews that He is the mediator of a better covenant, in which the Father’s commandments (because of the gift of the Holy Spirit) would be written on our hearts.
It is time to restore people to the truth of the Father and the testimony of our Messiah.
It is time to return to Him and His covenant.
Let’s talk about it. 

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]]> There has been a fundamental teaching left out of mainstream Christianity today that is crucial to our understanding of Scripture, the will of Yahuah and the message of our Messiah. And that is the understanding of what it means to be in covenant with our Creator.
The entire theme of reconciliation and restoration talked about in Scripture has everything to do with being in covenant and staying in covenant. 
Without understanding the scriptural definition of the “covenant,” it has allowed for a misunderstanding of what an “old” versus “new” covenant is. The truth is that there is only ONE covenant given to Yah’s people, in which the Father calls “everlasting” and one in which the Bible teaches that He has historically renewed over and over with His people.
You often hear the words like the “Noahic covenant,” the “covenant of Abraham,” the “law of Moses,” and “the law of Christ” mentioned in many teachings. Many people are getting confused over these terms because they’ve been taught that the covenant and the torah meant different things to different people at different moments in time. But the truth is that those words are not indicating different “covenants,” but are actually indicating the mediator in which Yah chose to minister His covenant through at that particular moment.
Yahuah chose different mediators in which to reveal and renew His covenant through, but still—there is only one covenant.
Our new mediator is our new High Priest, Yahusha! It says in Hebrews that He is the mediator of a better covenant, in which the Father’s commandments (because of the gift of the Holy Spirit) would be written on our hearts.
It is time to restore people to the truth of the Father and the testimony of our Messiah.
It is time to return to Him and His covenant.
Let’s talk about it. 

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14593295 Thu, 29 Feb 2024 03:00:00 -0500 6402 4 9 full false The Medo-Persians & the Call to Rebuild | Episode 8 The Medo-Persians & the Call to Rebuild | Episode 8 After King Cyrus of Persia conquered Babylon, he issued a decree that would allow the Yahudim to return to their homeland. Isaiah and Jeremiah were both prophets that had witnessed to the people of this coming event (Isaiah 13:17 & Jeremiah 51:11). 
“Then rose up the chief of the fathers of Judah and Benjamin, and the priests, and the Levites, with all them whose spirit Elohim had raised, to go up to build the house of Yahuah which is in Jerusalem.”
Ezra 1:5
In this episode, we reach a point in time in which the Babylonian captivity was over and it was time to return home and rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem. While the majority of the Yahudim (Jews) chose to stay in Babylon at the time, Yahuah strengthened the hands of the spirit-filled minority of those who chose to return through the guidance of people like Ezra, Nehemiah and Haggai. 
If there is one word I could use to summarize the heart and motive of those Yahuah chose to oversee the rebuilding of Jerusalem, it would be “reconciliation.” 
I want to summarize this episode by listing some highlights that this episode will cover. Yahuah is leading me to sit with this episode for a bit and unpack some more things with anyone who wants to listen. 
Here are the main points of this episode:

  • The Medo-Persians and the extent of the Persian Empire
  • The call to rebuild and the return from Babylon 
  • The work of Ezra and Nehemiah 
  • How Yah’s covenant was made possible with Gentiles
  • Esther 8:17 (this is a big one)
  • A preface to how history of a specific group of people has been erased 

I hope and pray that the Father is using this season to edify you and pour into you in your  studies.

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1650 African Map (Nicolas Sanson)

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]]> After King Cyrus of Persia conquered Babylon, he issued a decree that would allow the Yahudim to return to their homeland. Isaiah and Jeremiah were both prophets that had witnessed to the people of this coming event (Isaiah 13:17 & Jeremiah 51:11). 
“Then rose up the chief of the fathers of Judah and Benjamin, and the priests, and the Levites, with all them whose spirit Elohim had raised, to go up to build the house of Yahuah which is in Jerusalem.”
Ezra 1:5
In this episode, we reach a point in time in which the Babylonian captivity was over and it was time to return home and rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem. While the majority of the Yahudim (Jews) chose to stay in Babylon at the time, Yahuah strengthened the hands of the spirit-filled minority of those who chose to return through the guidance of people like Ezra, Nehemiah and Haggai. 
If there is one word I could use to summarize the heart and motive of those Yahuah chose to oversee the rebuilding of Jerusalem, it would be “reconciliation.” 
I want to summarize this episode by listing some highlights that this episode will cover. Yahuah is leading me to sit with this episode for a bit and unpack some more things with anyone who wants to listen. 
Here are the main points of this episode:

  • The Medo-Persians and the extent of the Persian Empire
  • The call to rebuild and the return from Babylon 
  • The work of Ezra and Nehemiah 
  • How Yah’s covenant was made possible with Gentiles
  • Esther 8:17 (this is a big one)
  • A preface to how history of a specific group of people has been erased 

I hope and pray that the Father is using this season to edify you and pour into you in your  studies.

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Episode 8 Transcript
1650 African Map (Nicolas Sanson)

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14507112 Thu, 15 Feb 2024 03:00:00 -0500 6222 4 8 full false Influence & Aftermath of the Babylonian Captivity | Episode 7 Influence & Aftermath of the Babylonian Captivity | Episode 7 Today’s episode is entirely dedicated to the impact and influence that Babylon had on the captivity of the Yahudim (Jews). 
The way that the Babylonian captivity affected their worship of Yahuah was monumental to how their faith would be shaped once they returned from their captivity to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem. 
Because the Yahudim no longer had a Temple, even though they were free to practice their own religion, everything about the way they worshipped Yahuah had been changed. There was a zeal to return to Him and His torah, however there was no way to properly worship anymore. Their Temple was destroyed prior to the last wave of deportees arriving in Babylon. 
Here are the things that Episode 7 is going to cover:

  • The reasoning behind why there was a zeal to return to Yahuah and His commandments
  • The biblical definition of the word “torah”
  • The difference between the Talmud and the Torah
  •  The early beginnings of what would give rise to Judaism and the development of Pharisees & Sadducees
  • Changes that happened as a result of the Babylonian captivity:
    • Reinstitution of Sabbath observance
    • Establishment of synagogues
    • Modernizing of the Hebrew alphabet
    • Removal of Yahuah’s name from manuscripts and prohibition from speaking His name
    • An emphasis on circumcision
    • Transition from prophets to scribes 
    • Transition from priests to rabbis

These changes did not happen overnight. By studying history, we can get an idea of what led them to institute all of these things and how they had a desperation to return to Yah’s Word and repent, yet they had no way to do it the way Scripture prescribed. However, in an attempt to preserve the true faith, it would end up leading and paving the way for more corruption. 

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Episode 7 Transcript
What is God's Name? E-Book
John Punnett Peters, The Religion of the Hebrews, Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1914.
The Influence of the Babylonian Captivity on the Religion of the Jews (Article)
Metzitzah B'peh link
Ancient Hebrew Research Center: What is Torah?

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]]> Today’s episode is entirely dedicated to the impact and influence that Babylon had on the captivity of the Yahudim (Jews). 
The way that the Babylonian captivity affected their worship of Yahuah was monumental to how their faith would be shaped once they returned from their captivity to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem. 
Because the Yahudim no longer had a Temple, even though they were free to practice their own religion, everything about the way they worshipped Yahuah had been changed. There was a zeal to return to Him and His torah, however there was no way to properly worship anymore. Their Temple was destroyed prior to the last wave of deportees arriving in Babylon. 
Here are the things that Episode 7 is going to cover:

  • The reasoning behind why there was a zeal to return to Yahuah and His commandments
  • The biblical definition of the word “torah”
  • The difference between the Talmud and the Torah
  •  The early beginnings of what would give rise to Judaism and the development of Pharisees & Sadducees
  • Changes that happened as a result of the Babylonian captivity:
    • Reinstitution of Sabbath observance
    • Establishment of synagogues
    • Modernizing of the Hebrew alphabet
    • Removal of Yahuah’s name from manuscripts and prohibition from speaking His name
    • An emphasis on circumcision
    • Transition from prophets to scribes 
    • Transition from priests to rabbis

These changes did not happen overnight. By studying history, we can get an idea of what led them to institute all of these things and how they had a desperation to return to Yah’s Word and repent, yet they had no way to do it the way Scripture prescribed. However, in an attempt to preserve the true faith, it would end up leading and paving the way for more corruption. 

Supplemental Documents:
Episode 7 Transcript
What is God's Name? E-Book
John Punnett Peters, The Religion of the Hebrews, Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1914.
The Influence of the Babylonian Captivity on the Religion of the Jews (Article)
Metzitzah B'peh link
Ancient Hebrew Research Center: What is Torah?

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14417560 Thu, 01 Feb 2024 03:00:00 -0500 7212 4 7 full false The Rise of the Babylonians | Episode 6 The Rise of the Babylonians | Episode 6 The neo-Babylonian empire established itself as the dominant world empire from 586 – 539 BCE.
There has been a lot of history left out of our Bible studies that gives us important information as to the political, biblical and religious changes that happened as a result of the Babylonian captivity.
Moreso, not understanding these changes that happened during the physical captivity in Babylon has damaged our understanding of the spiritual Babylonian captivity that many are living in today, and that few will heed the warning to “come out of.”
I know that this is hard for many to wrap their minds around, which is why I have felt led to take my time and unpack this as thoroughly as I possibly can. It is really important to understand how this captivity affected the Yahudim (Jews) in all of these ways because the Babylonian captivity was a watershed moment for not only Judaism, but Christianity as well.
And when I say watershed, I mean that this is THE TURNING POINT in which things were never the same after this moment/event in time.
This captivity changed everything for the Hebrew people, and it has influenced the Christian faith today, yet most don’t realize it. This is why I have mentioned before that part of my “plowing season” comes with the intention of pulling the metaphorical weeds from their roots. This is what Yahuah has shown me in what it means to “labor for the harvest.” The weeds have to be pulled before anything can be planted, or else my labor will be in vain.
The other thing that is important to remember is that as we will discuss in upcoming episodes, when the 70-year prophesied captivity ended for the Yahudim, the majority of people did not return to rebuild the Temple.
They did not want to leave Babylon.
They had adapted to being held captive.
It’s very interesting how the spiritual climate in Babylon is similar to the climate in the hearts of Believers today. We don’t want to see Babylon for what it is because we’re comfortable where we’re at. We don’t want to leave; we don’t want to come out of it. Many people are unable to recognize the real spiritual war for our souls because they’ve adjusted to living in it.
However, I believe as we learn and discern the roots of how we got to where we’re at today, many more will realize what has happened and what it means to be in the spiritual captivity of Babylon today, and once they do, they will quite literally flee from it. This was certainly the case for me, and I haven’t looked back since.
I stand in faith and prayer, believing that as we continue to unravel history, it will fill some serious gaps of the lack of understanding and knowledge in the body of Messiah.
The goal is always reconciliation.

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"What is God's Name?" E-Book
'The Influence of the Babylonian Captivity on the Religion of the Jews' by Arthur C. Dueker
'History of the Jews' by Solomon Grayzel

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]]> The neo-Babylonian empire established itself as the dominant world empire from 586 – 539 BCE.
There has been a lot of history left out of our Bible studies that gives us important information as to the political, biblical and religious changes that happened as a result of the Babylonian captivity.
Moreso, not understanding these changes that happened during the physical captivity in Babylon has damaged our understanding of the spiritual Babylonian captivity that many are living in today, and that few will heed the warning to “come out of.”
I know that this is hard for many to wrap their minds around, which is why I have felt led to take my time and unpack this as thoroughly as I possibly can. It is really important to understand how this captivity affected the Yahudim (Jews) in all of these ways because the Babylonian captivity was a watershed moment for not only Judaism, but Christianity as well.
And when I say watershed, I mean that this is THE TURNING POINT in which things were never the same after this moment/event in time.
This captivity changed everything for the Hebrew people, and it has influenced the Christian faith today, yet most don’t realize it. This is why I have mentioned before that part of my “plowing season” comes with the intention of pulling the metaphorical weeds from their roots. This is what Yahuah has shown me in what it means to “labor for the harvest.” The weeds have to be pulled before anything can be planted, or else my labor will be in vain.
The other thing that is important to remember is that as we will discuss in upcoming episodes, when the 70-year prophesied captivity ended for the Yahudim, the majority of people did not return to rebuild the Temple.
They did not want to leave Babylon.
They had adapted to being held captive.
It’s very interesting how the spiritual climate in Babylon is similar to the climate in the hearts of Believers today. We don’t want to see Babylon for what it is because we’re comfortable where we’re at. We don’t want to leave; we don’t want to come out of it. Many people are unable to recognize the real spiritual war for our souls because they’ve adjusted to living in it.
However, I believe as we learn and discern the roots of how we got to where we’re at today, many more will realize what has happened and what it means to be in the spiritual captivity of Babylon today, and once they do, they will quite literally flee from it. This was certainly the case for me, and I haven’t looked back since.
I stand in faith and prayer, believing that as we continue to unravel history, it will fill some serious gaps of the lack of understanding and knowledge in the body of Messiah.
The goal is always reconciliation.

Supplemental Documents:
Episode 6 Transcript
"What is God's Name?" E-Book
'The Influence of the Babylonian Captivity on the Religion of the Jews' by Arthur C. Dueker
'History of the Jews' by Solomon Grayzel

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14372163 Thu, 25 Jan 2024 03:00:00 -0500 2205 4 6 full false Promises of Restoration from the Prophets | Episode 5 Promises of Restoration from the Prophets | Episode 5 The prophetic books in Scripture can be best read in context of whether they were written before, during, and/or after the Assyrian exile and the Babylonian captivity. Prophecy and promises were given to us in those moments on the historical timeline of the nation of Israel and Judah.
The whole house of Israel had been divided into two kingdoms after King Solomon, and we saw how quickly both kingdoms fell into apostasy.
The prophets were sent to bring awareness to the spiritual condition of the people and give warnings of repentance.
There are three major words that Episode 5 is going to elaborate on. Those words are:
Covenant, divorce, branches and covenant (again).
Yahuah’s people broke their covenant with Him, which were His commandments. He forgave them over and over, yet they kept committing spiritual adultery. Eventually, He divorced the northern Kingdom of Israel and cut off her branches.
Restoration came through our Messiah, to bring us a new covenant, in which Yahuah would, through the power of the Set-Apart Spirit, write His commandments on our heart so that we would learn how love and obedience work together.
There is a promise of restoration talked about in the Old Testament that points to the regathering of the nation of Israel and Judah back to the land Yahuah promised them through their ancestors. This is something that hasn’t happened yet.
For those who are “Israel,” we get to take part in those promises. This great restoration will happen when our Messiah returns. However, the majority of teachings today teach us that the church is separate from Israel, or that the church replaced Israel. The problem with that separation, is this:
1.     That teaching is not found anywhere in Scripture
2.    Believing this actually cuts ourselves off from the prophecies that have yet to be fulfilled.
This regathering of Israel and Judah (all 12 tribes) marks the moment in time when Yahuah comes to make a full end of the nations and set His sanctuary in the midst of His people forever. He has only made this promise to the House of Jacob (Israel)—not to the Gentiles.
How is one no longer a Gentile?
The same way they did it in the “Old” Testament: By committing themselves to the same covenant terms and conditions as the Israelites did and becoming grafted in, as Paul beautifully confirmed in Romans 11.
After all, when the New Jerusalem is brought down to earth, there will be 12 gates that allow entrance into the city (Revelation 21:12). Each of those 12 gates are named after the tribes of the children of Israel. If you aren’t part of Israel, how will you enter?
Let’s clear up some confusion and take a deep dive into history and prophecy in Episode 5 of Season 4: Who is Israel?

Supplemental Documents:
Episode 5 Transcript
Timeline of the Prophets Infographic
Verses

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]]> The prophetic books in Scripture can be best read in context of whether they were written before, during, and/or after the Assyrian exile and the Babylonian captivity. Prophecy and promises were given to us in those moments on the historical timeline of the nation of Israel and Judah.
The whole house of Israel had been divided into two kingdoms after King Solomon, and we saw how quickly both kingdoms fell into apostasy.
The prophets were sent to bring awareness to the spiritual condition of the people and give warnings of repentance.
There are three major words that Episode 5 is going to elaborate on. Those words are:
Covenant, divorce, branches and covenant (again).
Yahuah’s people broke their covenant with Him, which were His commandments. He forgave them over and over, yet they kept committing spiritual adultery. Eventually, He divorced the northern Kingdom of Israel and cut off her branches.
Restoration came through our Messiah, to bring us a new covenant, in which Yahuah would, through the power of the Set-Apart Spirit, write His commandments on our heart so that we would learn how love and obedience work together.
There is a promise of restoration talked about in the Old Testament that points to the regathering of the nation of Israel and Judah back to the land Yahuah promised them through their ancestors. This is something that hasn’t happened yet.
For those who are “Israel,” we get to take part in those promises. This great restoration will happen when our Messiah returns. However, the majority of teachings today teach us that the church is separate from Israel, or that the church replaced Israel. The problem with that separation, is this:
1.     That teaching is not found anywhere in Scripture
2.    Believing this actually cuts ourselves off from the prophecies that have yet to be fulfilled.
This regathering of Israel and Judah (all 12 tribes) marks the moment in time when Yahuah comes to make a full end of the nations and set His sanctuary in the midst of His people forever. He has only made this promise to the House of Jacob (Israel)—not to the Gentiles.
How is one no longer a Gentile?
The same way they did it in the “Old” Testament: By committing themselves to the same covenant terms and conditions as the Israelites did and becoming grafted in, as Paul beautifully confirmed in Romans 11.
After all, when the New Jerusalem is brought down to earth, there will be 12 gates that allow entrance into the city (Revelation 21:12). Each of those 12 gates are named after the tribes of the children of Israel. If you aren’t part of Israel, how will you enter?
Let’s clear up some confusion and take a deep dive into history and prophecy in Episode 5 of Season 4: Who is Israel?

Supplemental Documents:
Episode 5 Transcript
Timeline of the Prophets Infographic
Verses

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14281953 Thu, 11 Jan 2024 03:00:00 -0500 4913 4 5 full false The Biblical History of Israel & Judah | Episode 4 The Biblical History of Israel & Judah | Episode 4 You know how when you start reading a book, you’re eager to get to the “good part?”Sometimes, especially as newbies to Bible study, the Old Testament books can seem a little dry with history. As we start to learn the Word, there’s a lot we don’t understand and it can be overwhelmingly and daunting to stare at the pages of thousands of years of history and genealogies, not knowing how to begin, when you know that the good news of the Messiah is just page flips away.
But the problem is that too many of us (I did this myself) try to understand the back of the book without having an understanding of the front of it. But what we don’t realize that we miss out on, is that there are still prophecies spoken by many prophets in the “Old Testament” that still haven’t been fulfilled. There are many prophecies that point us to the great and terrible “Day of Yahuah,” in which is a reference to the Messiah’s return.
The greatest restoration in the history of the world has yet to be fulfilled, and it has everything to do with the events that will happen that will usher in the 1,000-year Millennial Reign. This will mark the moment in time of Messiah’s Second Coming, in which those who get to take part in the first resurrection will rule and reign with Him for 1,000 years. But the problem is, is that through the error of dispensationalism, which teaches us that the church will be raptured away before He comes back, it has poked holes in our understanding of Scripture, and because of this, many people are going to be unprepared for His return.
This is why history is important. This is why your foundation of truth must be rooted in the books of the Old Testament. The Bible is actually one book—not two separate books with two sets of promises for two sets of people. Scripture doesn’t teach that. Men were the ones who added the subtitle pages of old and new testament.
If you were to read your favorite fictional novel and you started at the back of the book, how much of your understanding do you think would be skewed because you didn’t understand the events leading up to the climax and the ending?
The Bible is no different.
So, I say all of that to say that Episode 4 as well as the next several episodes are going to be jam packed with unpacking the history of the books that may seem intimidating to many. This isn’t meant to be an exhaustive study of history, but it is to help give you context that will prayerfully allow you to better understand history and prophecy, as well as fall in love with becoming a student of the Bible.
I can only speak for myself, but studying the history of what I’m reading has made the Word come alive for me in so many ways that have only created a deeper hunger for truth and thirst for righteousness.
Bible history is world history and world history is Bible history.
I pray that this episode and season blesses you and edifies you.

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Episode 4 Transcript
King History of Israel & Judah Chart

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]]> You know how when you start reading a book, you’re eager to get to the “good part?”Sometimes, especially as newbies to Bible study, the Old Testament books can seem a little dry with history. As we start to learn the Word, there’s a lot we don’t understand and it can be overwhelmingly and daunting to stare at the pages of thousands of years of history and genealogies, not knowing how to begin, when you know that the good news of the Messiah is just page flips away.
But the problem is that too many of us (I did this myself) try to understand the back of the book without having an understanding of the front of it. But what we don’t realize that we miss out on, is that there are still prophecies spoken by many prophets in the “Old Testament” that still haven’t been fulfilled. There are many prophecies that point us to the great and terrible “Day of Yahuah,” in which is a reference to the Messiah’s return.
The greatest restoration in the history of the world has yet to be fulfilled, and it has everything to do with the events that will happen that will usher in the 1,000-year Millennial Reign. This will mark the moment in time of Messiah’s Second Coming, in which those who get to take part in the first resurrection will rule and reign with Him for 1,000 years. But the problem is, is that through the error of dispensationalism, which teaches us that the church will be raptured away before He comes back, it has poked holes in our understanding of Scripture, and because of this, many people are going to be unprepared for His return.
This is why history is important. This is why your foundation of truth must be rooted in the books of the Old Testament. The Bible is actually one book—not two separate books with two sets of promises for two sets of people. Scripture doesn’t teach that. Men were the ones who added the subtitle pages of old and new testament.
If you were to read your favorite fictional novel and you started at the back of the book, how much of your understanding do you think would be skewed because you didn’t understand the events leading up to the climax and the ending?
The Bible is no different.
So, I say all of that to say that Episode 4 as well as the next several episodes are going to be jam packed with unpacking the history of the books that may seem intimidating to many. This isn’t meant to be an exhaustive study of history, but it is to help give you context that will prayerfully allow you to better understand history and prophecy, as well as fall in love with becoming a student of the Bible.
I can only speak for myself, but studying the history of what I’m reading has made the Word come alive for me in so many ways that have only created a deeper hunger for truth and thirst for righteousness.
Bible history is world history and world history is Bible history.
I pray that this episode and season blesses you and edifies you.

Supplemental Documents:
Episode 4 Transcript
King History of Israel & Judah Chart

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14243445 Thu, 04 Jan 2024 03:00:00 -0500 3489 4 4 full false The Lineage of the Hebrews & Other Nations | Episode 3 The Lineage of the Hebrews & Other Nations | Episode 3 If there is one thing I’ve learned since I started studying the Bible for myself, it’s this:
Don’t skip over the genealogies and locations!
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve read my Bible in the past, and every time it came to that long list of names and places, I just skimmed right past it.
The people and places that Yahuah lists for us to read may be more important than you think. I’ve certainly learned this for myself. As we continue on in Season 4 of this podcast, this will become more and more evident of why understanding the roots and history of these people, tribes and places is so important. There are some fundamental truths about biblical history that have been suppressed for so long, which is why I’ve felt led to go back to the beginning and share what I’ve learned.
In this podcast episode, we’re taking it all the way back to Noah’s three sons: Shem, Ham & Japheth. 
It’s often times the so-called “boring” or “unimportant” things in Scripture that will actually provide us with the understanding needed to solidify the foundation of our faith. Because to put it quite bluntly, the way that we have been taught world history and biblical history has been wrong. Entirely wrong. And this is something that has been so divinely orchestrated by the powers of darkness, that only those who truly love the Light will be awakened from.
Believe it or not, learning more about history has deepened my love for the Scriptures, because through these studies, I have learned just how powerful Yahuah is and just how much the Bible has unfolded and will continue to unfold exactly as He said it would.
It has edified my faith in ways that I can’t even explain.
If there is a word, person, or place you are unfamiliar with in Scripture, I encourage you to look it up! Find the original word used and make note of it. The Bible truly comes alive as you start studying history by unpacking the people and places, one at a time.
This is something that has become so fascinating to me. As a student of the Bible, the topics of history and geography have become some of my favorite things to study. I think this is because this is something that has been entirely neglected as a part of our discipleship.
I pray that this episode will be the first of many to help fill some gaps in our biblical and historical timeline, as well as bring you into a deeper love for His Word.
Because it certainly has done that for me.

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Episode 3 Transcript
Table of Nations-Lineage Breakdown
12 Tribes of Israel Map
Episode 3 Sources

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]]> If there is one thing I’ve learned since I started studying the Bible for myself, it’s this:
Don’t skip over the genealogies and locations!
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve read my Bible in the past, and every time it came to that long list of names and places, I just skimmed right past it.
The people and places that Yahuah lists for us to read may be more important than you think. I’ve certainly learned this for myself. As we continue on in Season 4 of this podcast, this will become more and more evident of why understanding the roots and history of these people, tribes and places is so important. There are some fundamental truths about biblical history that have been suppressed for so long, which is why I’ve felt led to go back to the beginning and share what I’ve learned.
In this podcast episode, we’re taking it all the way back to Noah’s three sons: Shem, Ham & Japheth. 
It’s often times the so-called “boring” or “unimportant” things in Scripture that will actually provide us with the understanding needed to solidify the foundation of our faith. Because to put it quite bluntly, the way that we have been taught world history and biblical history has been wrong. Entirely wrong. And this is something that has been so divinely orchestrated by the powers of darkness, that only those who truly love the Light will be awakened from.
Believe it or not, learning more about history has deepened my love for the Scriptures, because through these studies, I have learned just how powerful Yahuah is and just how much the Bible has unfolded and will continue to unfold exactly as He said it would.
It has edified my faith in ways that I can’t even explain.
If there is a word, person, or place you are unfamiliar with in Scripture, I encourage you to look it up! Find the original word used and make note of it. The Bible truly comes alive as you start studying history by unpacking the people and places, one at a time.
This is something that has become so fascinating to me. As a student of the Bible, the topics of history and geography have become some of my favorite things to study. I think this is because this is something that has been entirely neglected as a part of our discipleship.
I pray that this episode will be the first of many to help fill some gaps in our biblical and historical timeline, as well as bring you into a deeper love for His Word.
Because it certainly has done that for me.

Supplemental Documents:
Episode 3 Transcript
Table of Nations-Lineage Breakdown
12 Tribes of Israel Map
Episode 3 Sources

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14183741 Thu, 21 Dec 2023 03:00:00 -0500 3285 4 3 full false Why History Matters | Episode 2 Why History Matters | Episode 2 History was never of much interest to me until I started to read the Bible.
One of the most unique characteristics about the time we live in is that we are in, as most call it, the “Information Age.” Computer technology has given us the ability to have history at our fingertips. What makes the time we live in so much different than any other time period, is the ability to research through the internet.
While there are pros and cons to the world wide web (as well as a level of caution and discernment that is needed when using it), I have sought to use this to my advantage to gain a deeper understanding about the Bible. I’ve sought to understand what our Bibles have gone through, and how the roots of the Christian faith grew and spread, specifically over the last 2,000 years. What started as a study of the faith, quickly turned into a deeper study of world history.
This has been a sobering and humbling journey for me. What I thought I was going to learn about my faith as a great evangelization movement, actually exposed itself to be a dark and wicked movement that has quite literally conquered the world (until Messiah returns, of course).
Yahuah has shown me how the ancient serpent of old has gained his ground into truly being the “god of this world.” Unpacking how this has happened is something only history can teach us. I will explain this deeper as we go through Season 4.
The reason that history is so important, especially when it comes to the nation and people of Israel is because there is a deeper understanding that the body needs in order to navigate this topic biblically, historically, physically, and spiritually. History has been taught to us wrong, and because of this, it has created a narrative around a false prophecy regarding the end times that has deceived even the most earnest, zealous Believers into not knowing who they really are or Yahuah’s plan of redemption for mankind.
Because of this, and without having the right perspective, people are unable to be prepared for His return. They will find themselves to be the foolish virgins with no oil in their lamp. This is why this season is so dear to my heart. My goal is to help prepare the body, and I believe that we must study our history in order to put prophecy into context.

Sources:
Episode 2: Why History Matters (Transcript PDF)

Verses Used:
-2 Corinthians 4:4
-Isaiah 5:13
-Hosea 4:6
-Isaiah 27:11
-Jeremiah 13:17
-Joel 2:32
-Isaiah 29:11-13
-Revelation 14:8-10

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]]> History was never of much interest to me until I started to read the Bible.
One of the most unique characteristics about the time we live in is that we are in, as most call it, the “Information Age.” Computer technology has given us the ability to have history at our fingertips. What makes the time we live in so much different than any other time period, is the ability to research through the internet.
While there are pros and cons to the world wide web (as well as a level of caution and discernment that is needed when using it), I have sought to use this to my advantage to gain a deeper understanding about the Bible. I’ve sought to understand what our Bibles have gone through, and how the roots of the Christian faith grew and spread, specifically over the last 2,000 years. What started as a study of the faith, quickly turned into a deeper study of world history.
This has been a sobering and humbling journey for me. What I thought I was going to learn about my faith as a great evangelization movement, actually exposed itself to be a dark and wicked movement that has quite literally conquered the world (until Messiah returns, of course).
Yahuah has shown me how the ancient serpent of old has gained his ground into truly being the “god of this world.” Unpacking how this has happened is something only history can teach us. I will explain this deeper as we go through Season 4.
The reason that history is so important, especially when it comes to the nation and people of Israel is because there is a deeper understanding that the body needs in order to navigate this topic biblically, historically, physically, and spiritually. History has been taught to us wrong, and because of this, it has created a narrative around a false prophecy regarding the end times that has deceived even the most earnest, zealous Believers into not knowing who they really are or Yahuah’s plan of redemption for mankind.
Because of this, and without having the right perspective, people are unable to be prepared for His return. They will find themselves to be the foolish virgins with no oil in their lamp. This is why this season is so dear to my heart. My goal is to help prepare the body, and I believe that we must study our history in order to put prophecy into context.

Sources:
Episode 2: Why History Matters (Transcript PDF)

Verses Used:
-2 Corinthians 4:4
-Isaiah 5:13
-Hosea 4:6
-Isaiah 27:11
-Jeremiah 13:17
-Joel 2:32
-Isaiah 29:11-13
-Revelation 14:8-10

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14140321 Thu, 14 Dec 2023 03:00:00 -0500 2996 4 2 full false An Intro to Season 4: "Who Is Israel?" | Episode 1 An Intro to Season 4: "Who Is Israel?" | Episode 1 I felt led to start Season 4: Who is Israel? by sharing the intentions and expectations for this season. For those who choose to go on this deep dive with me, especially on a topic such as this, there may be different expectations people might have, depending on where one is at in their walk of following our Messiah.
I believe there are certain biblical truths and perspectives that are necessary to have in order to have a better understanding of the Bible, your identity as a child of the Most High, and the prophecies that play a role in the redemption of mankind and the Kingdom that is coming. We must be prepared for this Kingdom, and there is a gap of knowledge the body needs right now. This season is my attempt to bring reconciliation.
The truth is that the people who have told us how history has happened, whether that’s through public education, seminary schools, the media, Christian pastors and even online Christian sources, has all been orchestrated to fit the agenda of the enemy. While that may be a hard pill to swallow for some, I ask for patience as I attempt to connect many of these dots. 
I pray that through this season, each episode will be like a piece to the puzzle to help give us a better understanding of who Israel is and how the world has been set up through a hijacking of our identity, a hijacking of what it truly means to be in covenant with our heavenly Father, and a mishandling of Scriptures and other historical information.
The goal is reconciliation, and the narrow path that leads there deserves some serious attention. I hope you enjoy this episode and this season and that your studies are tremendously blessed!

Verses Used:
-John 3:30
-Ezekiel 34
-1 Corinthians 3:6
-Genesis 11:7
-Jeremiah 13:13
-Jeremiah 6:21
-Isaiah 29:10
-Romans 11:8
-Isaiah 66:3-4
-2 Thessalonians 2:10-11
-Hosea 10:12-13

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]]> I felt led to start Season 4: Who is Israel? by sharing the intentions and expectations for this season. For those who choose to go on this deep dive with me, especially on a topic such as this, there may be different expectations people might have, depending on where one is at in their walk of following our Messiah.
I believe there are certain biblical truths and perspectives that are necessary to have in order to have a better understanding of the Bible, your identity as a child of the Most High, and the prophecies that play a role in the redemption of mankind and the Kingdom that is coming. We must be prepared for this Kingdom, and there is a gap of knowledge the body needs right now. This season is my attempt to bring reconciliation.
The truth is that the people who have told us how history has happened, whether that’s through public education, seminary schools, the media, Christian pastors and even online Christian sources, has all been orchestrated to fit the agenda of the enemy. While that may be a hard pill to swallow for some, I ask for patience as I attempt to connect many of these dots. 
I pray that through this season, each episode will be like a piece to the puzzle to help give us a better understanding of who Israel is and how the world has been set up through a hijacking of our identity, a hijacking of what it truly means to be in covenant with our heavenly Father, and a mishandling of Scriptures and other historical information.
The goal is reconciliation, and the narrow path that leads there deserves some serious attention. I hope you enjoy this episode and this season and that your studies are tremendously blessed!

Verses Used:
-John 3:30
-Ezekiel 34
-1 Corinthians 3:6
-Genesis 11:7
-Jeremiah 13:13
-Jeremiah 6:21
-Isaiah 29:10
-Romans 11:8
-Isaiah 66:3-4
-2 Thessalonians 2:10-11
-Hosea 10:12-13

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14102562 Thu, 07 Dec 2023 03:00:00 -0500 2548 4 1 full false Why Words Matter | Episode 44 Why Words Matter | Episode 44 There are many words in our Bibles today that have been translated to English, and in doing so, has completely changed the meaning and implications behind the Hebrew and Greek words that were originally used. Those who have gone before us in the Christian faith have literally created doctrines and beliefs around misinterpretations of Scripture. The Christian faith today has a complete set of beliefs, yet their beliefs are missing the appropriate context and proper definitions of the words being used. Because of this, the doctrines we've created have taught us that certain Scriptures mean something that they actually do not. Many of these modern “New Testaments” compared to the ancient Aramaic and Greek texts clearly indicate that there are many “new ideas” out there which were never a part of the early Believers values. 
This is an issue today because this has massively affected our theology. The words have been mishandled and translated to mean something that they are actually not and this has damaged our understanding so deeply. The ancient serpent of old has no new tricks—just as he twisted Yahuah’s word in the Garden of Eden, he is doing the same today.
We can’t help what has happened. We can’t help what we don’t know. But the bigger issue is that there are a remnant of voices today who are crying out, trying to breach this gap and tell people and warn people of what has happened, provide the verses and sources to back it up, yet they choose not to listen. Many don’t want to deal with the thought that maybe, just maybe, everything they’ve been taught to believe has been a lie. 
Most Christians realize that while they read and study from Bibles that came from Greek and Hebrew text and terminology, very few give second thought to what the original words’ meaning and intention behind them actually was. The enemy knows that the only weapon we have to fight with is the Word—don’t you think his main strategy of deception would be to twist the very Word we are told to fight with and use it against us to “deceive the whole world?”
Because that is precisely what has happened. 
The time of ignorance is over. 
And the times of this ignorance Yahuah winked at; but now commands all men everywhere to repent: Because he has appointed a day, in the which he will judge the world in righteousness by that man whom he has ordained; whereof he has given assurance unto all men, in that he hath raised him from the dead.

Acts 17:30-31

Verses Used:
-Zephaniah 3:9
-Jeremiah 1:10
-Jeremiah 31:28
-Hosea 10:12-13
-Jeremiah 8:8
-Joel 2:32
-Romans 10:13
-John 10:9
-John 3:16
-Psalm 3:8
-Romans 10:4
-Romans 7:12
-Matthew 5:17
-Jude 1:4
-Regarding the Sabbath: Matthew 28:1, Mark 16:2, Mark 16:9, Luke 18:12, Luke 24:1, John 20:1, John 20:19, Acts 20:7, 1 Corinthians 16:2

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]]> There are many words in our Bibles today that have been translated to English, and in doing so, has completely changed the meaning and implications behind the Hebrew and Greek words that were originally used. Those who have gone before us in the Christian faith have literally created doctrines and beliefs around misinterpretations of Scripture. The Christian faith today has a complete set of beliefs, yet their beliefs are missing the appropriate context and proper definitions of the words being used. Because of this, the doctrines we've created have taught us that certain Scriptures mean something that they actually do not. Many of these modern “New Testaments” compared to the ancient Aramaic and Greek texts clearly indicate that there are many “new ideas” out there which were never a part of the early Believers values. 
This is an issue today because this has massively affected our theology. The words have been mishandled and translated to mean something that they are actually not and this has damaged our understanding so deeply. The ancient serpent of old has no new tricks—just as he twisted Yahuah’s word in the Garden of Eden, he is doing the same today.
We can’t help what has happened. We can’t help what we don’t know. But the bigger issue is that there are a remnant of voices today who are crying out, trying to breach this gap and tell people and warn people of what has happened, provide the verses and sources to back it up, yet they choose not to listen. Many don’t want to deal with the thought that maybe, just maybe, everything they’ve been taught to believe has been a lie. 
Most Christians realize that while they read and study from Bibles that came from Greek and Hebrew text and terminology, very few give second thought to what the original words’ meaning and intention behind them actually was. The enemy knows that the only weapon we have to fight with is the Word—don’t you think his main strategy of deception would be to twist the very Word we are told to fight with and use it against us to “deceive the whole world?”
Because that is precisely what has happened. 
The time of ignorance is over. 
And the times of this ignorance Yahuah winked at; but now commands all men everywhere to repent: Because he has appointed a day, in the which he will judge the world in righteousness by that man whom he has ordained; whereof he has given assurance unto all men, in that he hath raised him from the dead.

Acts 17:30-31

Verses Used:
-Zephaniah 3:9
-Jeremiah 1:10
-Jeremiah 31:28
-Hosea 10:12-13
-Jeremiah 8:8
-Joel 2:32
-Romans 10:13
-John 10:9
-John 3:16
-Psalm 3:8
-Romans 10:4
-Romans 7:12
-Matthew 5:17
-Jude 1:4
-Regarding the Sabbath: Matthew 28:1, Mark 16:2, Mark 16:9, Luke 18:12, Luke 24:1, John 20:1, John 20:19, Acts 20:7, 1 Corinthians 16:2

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-14055155 Thu, 30 Nov 2023 03:00:00 -0500 5204 3 44 full false The Christmas "Spirit" | Episode 43 The Christmas "Spirit" | Episode 43 The Father created a deep void in my heart around 2 years ago that caused me to dig deeper into the origin and meaning behind the Christmas holiday. Christmas seems to be one of the most religious holidays in the western world today, but the truth is that many people know little about its history.

It's time that we investigate this holiday and examine what Scripture has to say about it. We must seek to worship in spirit and in truth, the way the Father commands. We must learn how to discern the difference between truth and tradition.

This subject may poke at your flesh, but I'd rather poke your flesh than tickle your ears.

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Verses Used:
Proverbs 26:11
Matthew 7:22-23
1 John 2:3
Mark 7:7-9
Exodus 32:5
Leviticus 10
Leviticus 23:2

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]]> The Father created a deep void in my heart around 2 years ago that caused me to dig deeper into the origin and meaning behind the Christmas holiday. Christmas seems to be one of the most religious holidays in the western world today, but the truth is that many people know little about its history.

It's time that we investigate this holiday and examine what Scripture has to say about it. We must seek to worship in spirit and in truth, the way the Father commands. We must learn how to discern the difference between truth and tradition.

This subject may poke at your flesh, but I'd rather poke your flesh than tickle your ears.

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Verses Used:
Proverbs 26:11
Matthew 7:22-23
1 John 2:3
Mark 7:7-9
Exodus 32:5
Leviticus 10
Leviticus 23:2

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13977360 Thu, 16 Nov 2023 03:00:00 -0500 3428 3 43 full false Testing the Fruit | Episode 42 Testing the Fruit | Episode 42 What if I told you that I could prove to you in Scripture that the majority of Christian pastors today are wolves in sheep's clothing?

Do you know how to biblically test someone’s fruit?

“Beware of false prophets who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly are ravaging wolves. You will know them by their fruits.” 

Matthew 7:15-16

Our Messiah is telling us that by their fruits, you will know whether or not someone is a false teacher or if they are a true follower of Him. 

These are very important instructions, wouldn’t you agree? 

But how do we do that? What “fruit” are we told to test? What does Scripture have to say about this? 

We have a precious, beyond gracious heavenly Father who does not want His children to be confused. It is not His intentions to leave us with an ambiguous understanding of these critical instructions—that’s not how He works. 

The answers that the body needs on how to test someone’s fruit are right here in the Word. And I want to give you the Scripture you need to equip yourself on how to discern this. 

The answers might disturb you, because the biblical understanding of how to test someone’s fruit will change everything you thought you knew and everything you’ve been taught by mainstream Christianity.

We must let the Scripture do the talking, because the Word is loud and clear.

Verses Used:

“You will know them by their fruit:”
Matthew 7:15-20
Ezekiel 22:23-27
Zephaniah 3:3-4
Galatians 5:22-23

The John 15 Test:
John 15
1 John 3:24
1 John 2:4
1 John 2:6
Mark 7:8-9
Matthew 23:3
Matthew 22:37-40
Leviticus 19:18

The Deuteronomy 13 Test:
2 Thessalonians 2:9
Exodus 7:8-13
Acts 16:16
Deuteronomy 13:1-3
Deuteronomy 13:4
Matthew 7:21-23
Ecclesiastes 12:13
1 John 5:3
Psalm 119:172
Psalm 119:142

The Wheat & the Tares:
Luke 8:11
Matthew 13:24-30
Matthew 13:36-43
John 10:35

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]]> What if I told you that I could prove to you in Scripture that the majority of Christian pastors today are wolves in sheep's clothing?

Do you know how to biblically test someone’s fruit?

“Beware of false prophets who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly are ravaging wolves. You will know them by their fruits.” 

Matthew 7:15-16

Our Messiah is telling us that by their fruits, you will know whether or not someone is a false teacher or if they are a true follower of Him. 

These are very important instructions, wouldn’t you agree? 

But how do we do that? What “fruit” are we told to test? What does Scripture have to say about this? 

We have a precious, beyond gracious heavenly Father who does not want His children to be confused. It is not His intentions to leave us with an ambiguous understanding of these critical instructions—that’s not how He works. 

The answers that the body needs on how to test someone’s fruit are right here in the Word. And I want to give you the Scripture you need to equip yourself on how to discern this. 

The answers might disturb you, because the biblical understanding of how to test someone’s fruit will change everything you thought you knew and everything you’ve been taught by mainstream Christianity.

We must let the Scripture do the talking, because the Word is loud and clear.

Verses Used:

“You will know them by their fruit:”
Matthew 7:15-20
Ezekiel 22:23-27
Zephaniah 3:3-4
Galatians 5:22-23

The John 15 Test:
John 15
1 John 3:24
1 John 2:4
1 John 2:6
Mark 7:8-9
Matthew 23:3
Matthew 22:37-40
Leviticus 19:18

The Deuteronomy 13 Test:
2 Thessalonians 2:9
Exodus 7:8-13
Acts 16:16
Deuteronomy 13:1-3
Deuteronomy 13:4
Matthew 7:21-23
Ecclesiastes 12:13
1 John 5:3
Psalm 119:172
Psalm 119:142

The Wheat & the Tares:
Luke 8:11
Matthew 13:24-30
Matthew 13:36-43
John 10:35

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13937253 Thu, 09 Nov 2023 03:00:00 -0500 5904 3 42 full false Why Labels Are Dangerous | Episode 41 Why Labels Are Dangerous | Episode 41 There is a growing number of Believers who are truly trying to be like the Bereans that we read about in Scripture. Additionally, we are trying to put the Scriptures into context by studying history, language and culture through a Hebrew lens in order to get a better understanding of the original context so that we can have a better understanding of Scripture.
However, in doing this, I've seen labels such as "Hebrew Roots Movement" and "Sacred Name Only Movement" float around and are being used in a way to be applied to Believers who are obedient to the Father’s commandments out of love. It seems to give people the justification to assume something about someone without having talked to the individual first. For the same reason that just because someone calls themselves a Christian, it doesn’t mean that they are followers of Messiah.
And that’s why labels are dangerous. Labels don’t do anything except divide. At the end of the day, labels don't prove anything to you. It's the fruit we are told to test.
So, let's talk about it.

The Tetragram and the New Testament Article

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]]> There is a growing number of Believers who are truly trying to be like the Bereans that we read about in Scripture. Additionally, we are trying to put the Scriptures into context by studying history, language and culture through a Hebrew lens in order to get a better understanding of the original context so that we can have a better understanding of Scripture.
However, in doing this, I've seen labels such as "Hebrew Roots Movement" and "Sacred Name Only Movement" float around and are being used in a way to be applied to Believers who are obedient to the Father’s commandments out of love. It seems to give people the justification to assume something about someone without having talked to the individual first. For the same reason that just because someone calls themselves a Christian, it doesn’t mean that they are followers of Messiah.
And that’s why labels are dangerous. Labels don’t do anything except divide. At the end of the day, labels don't prove anything to you. It's the fruit we are told to test.
So, let's talk about it.

The Tetragram and the New Testament Article

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13890535 Thu, 02 Nov 2023 02:00:00 -0400 3981 3 41 full false Friend, Not Foe | Episode 40 Friend, Not Foe | Episode 40 I think it’s human nature to naturally reject things we don’t understand. However, I think Paul captured this best when he said, “have I now become your enemy because I’ve told you the truth?”
I want to make it clear that I’m not arguing against the Bible, I am arguing against the doctrines in which the foundation of our faith has been built on and the translations that resulted because of it.  They are not as solid as we would like to believe or we have been brought up to believe. It’s not the Bible that’s wrong, it’s our interpretation of it.
I am not the Bible police. I’m not the name police. I’m not the Sabbath police. I am just being obedient to what has been revealed to me, and the thing is that the truth that I have come into, and the Messiah that I am following, is not the Messiah that lines up with mainstream Christianity.
I want you to know that what while the things I share and say may come off as a little abrasive, I want you to hear my plea that my only motive is to reconcile all of us to the truth, because the bottom line is that we have all been deceived. There is a deeper understanding of Scripture that the body of Messiah needs right now, and it comes with a thorough examination of the foundation of our faith.
There is a plowing that must be done before the planting.
I hope this episode blesses you and encourages you!

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]]> I think it’s human nature to naturally reject things we don’t understand. However, I think Paul captured this best when he said, “have I now become your enemy because I’ve told you the truth?”
I want to make it clear that I’m not arguing against the Bible, I am arguing against the doctrines in which the foundation of our faith has been built on and the translations that resulted because of it.  They are not as solid as we would like to believe or we have been brought up to believe. It’s not the Bible that’s wrong, it’s our interpretation of it.
I am not the Bible police. I’m not the name police. I’m not the Sabbath police. I am just being obedient to what has been revealed to me, and the thing is that the truth that I have come into, and the Messiah that I am following, is not the Messiah that lines up with mainstream Christianity.
I want you to know that what while the things I share and say may come off as a little abrasive, I want you to hear my plea that my only motive is to reconcile all of us to the truth, because the bottom line is that we have all been deceived. There is a deeper understanding of Scripture that the body of Messiah needs right now, and it comes with a thorough examination of the foundation of our faith.
There is a plowing that must be done before the planting.
I hope this episode blesses you and encourages you!

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13846060 Thu, 26 Oct 2023 02:00:00 -0400 3468 3 40 full false Letter to the Remnant | Episode 39 Letter to the Remnant | Episode 39 Today's episode is special to me because...I wrote you a letter. There is a growing body of Believers who are seeking after righteousness and greater obedience like never before. Many do not have an understanding of the biblical definition of what righteousness and obedience truly is. There is a growing number of Believers who are feeling called out of the institutional church, out of Christianity, and while the whole world might think this is a "falling away," it couldn't be further from the truth.
We are coming out of Babylon.
The warning to "come out of her, my people" is something many are not ready to hear, but I believe if you feel led to listen to this episode, then this one is for you.
I love you all so, so much and my heart aches for the strong delusion that many are under today, yet are unaware. Because that used to be me. Not anymore, though.
I pray that this episode blesses you, encourages you, and equips you in your walk.

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]]> Today's episode is special to me because...I wrote you a letter. There is a growing body of Believers who are seeking after righteousness and greater obedience like never before. Many do not have an understanding of the biblical definition of what righteousness and obedience truly is. There is a growing number of Believers who are feeling called out of the institutional church, out of Christianity, and while the whole world might think this is a "falling away," it couldn't be further from the truth.
We are coming out of Babylon.
The warning to "come out of her, my people" is something many are not ready to hear, but I believe if you feel led to listen to this episode, then this one is for you.
I love you all so, so much and my heart aches for the strong delusion that many are under today, yet are unaware. Because that used to be me. Not anymore, though.
I pray that this episode blesses you, encourages you, and equips you in your walk.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13630349 Thu, 21 Sep 2023 03:00:00 -0400 1746 3 39 full false Warnings and Reconciliation | Episode 38 Warnings and Reconciliation | Episode 38 We know that the warning of the last days is to "come out of her, my people." But after we heed that warning, what do we do now? Where do we go from here?

In today's episode, we are going to look at a biblical example detailing Israel's fall, and how King Josiah (of Judah) responded once he was confronted with the "book of the law" found in the Temple of Yahuah.

I truly love how the lessons in Scripture give us direction and instruction on how to be reconciled to our Heavenly Father. He truly is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

I pray that this episode blesses you and encourages you.

Verses:

Jeremiah 6:16
Jonah 2:8
2 Kings 17:6-23
2 Kings 23:1-25
Malachi 4:4
Jeremiah 1:10
James 2:19
Jeremiah 33:3

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]]> We know that the warning of the last days is to "come out of her, my people." But after we heed that warning, what do we do now? Where do we go from here?

In today's episode, we are going to look at a biblical example detailing Israel's fall, and how King Josiah (of Judah) responded once he was confronted with the "book of the law" found in the Temple of Yahuah.

I truly love how the lessons in Scripture give us direction and instruction on how to be reconciled to our Heavenly Father. He truly is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

I pray that this episode blesses you and encourages you.

Verses:

Jeremiah 6:16
Jonah 2:8
2 Kings 17:6-23
2 Kings 23:1-25
Malachi 4:4
Jeremiah 1:10
James 2:19
Jeremiah 33:3

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13587762 Thu, 14 Sep 2023 02:00:00 -0400 5216 3 38 full false Unintentional Ba'al Worship | Episode 37 Unintentional Ba'al Worship | Episode 37 Some may be wondering how I’ve come to such a strong conclusion about the Ba’al worship that has infiltrated Christianity today. I’ve been brought up to believe that Christianity is this “pure” and untainted religion and belief, but as I’ve intimately studied the Word for myself, I am learning that our faith is deeply rooted in pagan practices. I’ve learned that Christianity is drenched in Babylonian idolatry, yet most are unaware. I know that these are big statements to make, but I hope that this episode will connect the dots for those listening.
It is very possible that we can worship Satan (Ba’al) unknowingly. Ba’al worship can be unintentional—we know this is possible, because this is how the kingdoms of Israel and Judah fell.
Ba’al in Hebrew, means “lord, husband, or owner.” He is a covenant-breaking god. He is the one responsible for causing people to forget the Father’s Name. In fact, in Jeremiah 23:27 Yah said that they had forgotten His Name for Ba’al (aka Lord). What Ba’al seeks to do is to get Yahuah’s children to spiritually divorce themselves from Him and enter into a false covenant with him, and he uses everything he can to tempt us into false worship—and he loves how ignorant we are to it. Don’t forget that he disguises himself as an angel of light.
The constant plea in the Bible is to return to Yah’s ways; His commandments. Yet, we have been conditioned and programmed to UNKNOWINGLY hate Yah’s ways by being taught that obedience to His commandments (which are what outlines the terms and conditions of our covenant) are no longer necessary. This is the ancient serpent who has used men to dress themselves in wolves clothing to perpetuate this doctrine. Ba’al does not want us to be in covenant with our heavenly Father.
We must repent and come out of the idolatry and lies of Christianity. This right here, isn’t a falling away. This is coming out of Babylon. The whole world is going to be astonished when they find out what the beast religion of Babylon truly is.

Verses:
-Isaiah 39:1
-Isaiah 54:5
-Hosea 2:16-17
-Jeremiah 23:27
-Jeremiah 16:19
-Hosea 10:12-13
-Psalms 119:172
-Isaiah 51:6-7
-James 1:25
-2 Thessalonians 2:10
-Ecclesiastes 12:13
-Psalms 119:142
-Proverbs 6:23

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]]> Some may be wondering how I’ve come to such a strong conclusion about the Ba’al worship that has infiltrated Christianity today. I’ve been brought up to believe that Christianity is this “pure” and untainted religion and belief, but as I’ve intimately studied the Word for myself, I am learning that our faith is deeply rooted in pagan practices. I’ve learned that Christianity is drenched in Babylonian idolatry, yet most are unaware. I know that these are big statements to make, but I hope that this episode will connect the dots for those listening.
It is very possible that we can worship Satan (Ba’al) unknowingly. Ba’al worship can be unintentional—we know this is possible, because this is how the kingdoms of Israel and Judah fell.
Ba’al in Hebrew, means “lord, husband, or owner.” He is a covenant-breaking god. He is the one responsible for causing people to forget the Father’s Name. In fact, in Jeremiah 23:27 Yah said that they had forgotten His Name for Ba’al (aka Lord). What Ba’al seeks to do is to get Yahuah’s children to spiritually divorce themselves from Him and enter into a false covenant with him, and he uses everything he can to tempt us into false worship—and he loves how ignorant we are to it. Don’t forget that he disguises himself as an angel of light.
The constant plea in the Bible is to return to Yah’s ways; His commandments. Yet, we have been conditioned and programmed to UNKNOWINGLY hate Yah’s ways by being taught that obedience to His commandments (which are what outlines the terms and conditions of our covenant) are no longer necessary. This is the ancient serpent who has used men to dress themselves in wolves clothing to perpetuate this doctrine. Ba’al does not want us to be in covenant with our heavenly Father.
We must repent and come out of the idolatry and lies of Christianity. This right here, isn’t a falling away. This is coming out of Babylon. The whole world is going to be astonished when they find out what the beast religion of Babylon truly is.

Verses:
-Isaiah 39:1
-Isaiah 54:5
-Hosea 2:16-17
-Jeremiah 23:27
-Jeremiah 16:19
-Hosea 10:12-13
-Psalms 119:172
-Isaiah 51:6-7
-James 1:25
-2 Thessalonians 2:10
-Ecclesiastes 12:13
-Psalms 119:142
-Proverbs 6:23

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13543445 Thu, 07 Sep 2023 02:00:00 -0400 3813 3 37 full false Steeples...or "Sacred Pillars?" | Episode 36 Steeples...or "Sacred Pillars?" | Episode 36 This episode is a continuation from Episode 34 & 35. I encourage you to listen to those episodes before listening to this one. It's time to talk about where the steeple architecture on top of church buildings came from and it time to evaluate the foundation of our faith to make sure that we are not guilty of the same indictment of idolatry as the Israelites were. There are several resources I encourage you to look into as you listen to this episode (listed below).

Sources:

Diodorus Siculus, Bibliotheca historica, Book 2, Chapter II, Verses 4-5

Episode 36 Supplemental Document

https://www.yrmstore.org/

https://www.nps.gov/wamo/index.htm


Verses:

Exodus 23:34
Ezekiel 8:3 & 5
Judges 2:13
Judges 3:7
Judges 6 (Gideon)
2 Kings 23 (King Josiah)
Acts 17:30
2 Kings 21
Micah 5:13
Deuteronomy 16:22

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]]> This episode is a continuation from Episode 34 & 35. I encourage you to listen to those episodes before listening to this one. It's time to talk about where the steeple architecture on top of church buildings came from and it time to evaluate the foundation of our faith to make sure that we are not guilty of the same indictment of idolatry as the Israelites were. There are several resources I encourage you to look into as you listen to this episode (listed below).

Sources:

Diodorus Siculus, Bibliotheca historica, Book 2, Chapter II, Verses 4-5

Episode 36 Supplemental Document

https://www.yrmstore.org/

https://www.nps.gov/wamo/index.htm


Verses:

Exodus 23:34
Ezekiel 8:3 & 5
Judges 2:13
Judges 3:7
Judges 6 (Gideon)
2 Kings 23 (King Josiah)
Acts 17:30
2 Kings 21
Micah 5:13
Deuteronomy 16:22

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13501767 Thu, 31 Aug 2023 02:00:00 -0400 3835 3 36 full false The Babylonian Connection Between Ancient Religion & Christianity | Episode 35 The Babylonian Connection Between Ancient Religion & Christianity | Episode 35 On today’s episode, we are continuing the discussion from Episode 34: Leaving Babylon. It’s important for us to question where our traditions and doctrines come from as we seek to understand the end times call to “come out of Babylon.” 

The issue that we have today in modern Christianity is that much of our traditions are influenced and rooted in ancient Babylonian religion. This is a tough truth to come into, but as I talked about last week, it is time to break up our fallow ground. It is time to evaluate the foundations of our faith and return to pure and proper worship. 

Take your time with researching and sitting with this information. I pray that you open your heart and that this study exhorts you to greater diligence and ultimately, a repentance that brings you into greater reverence and love for the Most High. 

It is time to pull the weeds from their roots because they have been choking out the truth for way too long. Come out of her, my people, and seek Yahuah with all of your heart. He loves you so much, and so do I. 

Sources:
-Encyclopedia of Religions (Vol. 3) by J.G.R. Forlong
-The Religion of Babylonia & Assyria by Theophilus Pinches
-The Religions of Ancient Egypt & Babylonia
-The Babylonian Connection by Stephen E. Jones 

Verses Used:
-Jeremiah 1:10
-Jeremiah 2:20
-Jeremiah 17:2
-Matthew 13:31-32
-Jeremiah 50:2
-Jeremiah 51:44
-Deuteronomy 16:21-22
-Jeremiah 10:26
-Ezekiel 8 (whole chapter)

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]]> On today’s episode, we are continuing the discussion from Episode 34: Leaving Babylon. It’s important for us to question where our traditions and doctrines come from as we seek to understand the end times call to “come out of Babylon.” 

The issue that we have today in modern Christianity is that much of our traditions are influenced and rooted in ancient Babylonian religion. This is a tough truth to come into, but as I talked about last week, it is time to break up our fallow ground. It is time to evaluate the foundations of our faith and return to pure and proper worship. 

Take your time with researching and sitting with this information. I pray that you open your heart and that this study exhorts you to greater diligence and ultimately, a repentance that brings you into greater reverence and love for the Most High. 

It is time to pull the weeds from their roots because they have been choking out the truth for way too long. Come out of her, my people, and seek Yahuah with all of your heart. He loves you so much, and so do I. 

Sources:
-Encyclopedia of Religions (Vol. 3) by J.G.R. Forlong
-The Religion of Babylonia & Assyria by Theophilus Pinches
-The Religions of Ancient Egypt & Babylonia
-The Babylonian Connection by Stephen E. Jones 

Verses Used:
-Jeremiah 1:10
-Jeremiah 2:20
-Jeremiah 17:2
-Matthew 13:31-32
-Jeremiah 50:2
-Jeremiah 51:44
-Deuteronomy 16:21-22
-Jeremiah 10:26
-Ezekiel 8 (whole chapter)

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13445445 Thu, 24 Aug 2023 02:00:00 -0400 5137 3 35 full false Leaving Babylon | Episode 34 Leaving Babylon | Episode 34 If we want to understand Mystery Babylon, we first need to understand ancient Babylon. 
As I prepare to lay some groundwork on The Promise Perspective Podcast on some things the Father has put on my heart to share, it is important for me to be as thorough as I possibly can. The reason for this is because much of what I want to discuss involves exposing some roots of where the deception comes from. 
We are all called to be “laborers” for the harvest. If there are lies that need to be exposed, then they must be pulled from their roots. Anyone who has ever gardened before understands that before anything can be planted, the weeds must be uprooted, and the soil must be tilled and cultivated. And the thing about weeds is that they have some very deep roots and they can sometimes be a pain in the butt to get rid of, but it is necessary work to get rid of them or else they will choke out and kill the fruit from the good seed. 
The truth is that Ba’al worship has crept into the body of Messiah over the last 2,000 years and is deceiving millions of people today, and I hope that over the next few weeks I will be able to cultivate the soil of people’s hearts so that you might be able to receive the seeds I am trying to plant. 
Hosea 10:12 is my trumpet right now: “Break up your fallow ground, for it is time to seek Yahuah till he comes and rains righteousness on you.”
The reason I have to be so thorough with this is because the first step is breaking up our fallow ground—breaking up the hardened, cloddy, dry soil of our heart. Pulling the weeds out will certainly do that. But in the process, it is going to kick some dirt around. The labor is dirty work, and that soil has to be tilled and cultivated and weeded so that we can receive correction and discipline and knowledge of the Word. 
If our responsibility is to plant seeds (1 Corinthians 3:6), then my job is to be a gardener. I can’t make it rain (verse 12 in Hosea just told us that). The call is to be a gardener for Yahuah’s harvest. That’s why there’s so many references in Scripture to seeds, fruit, trees, branches, the vine, rain, harvest, etc.
There are some spiritual implications on how to be laborers of the harvest. The end of the age is represented as a harvest. If we are to make disciples, then I/we can’t just throw seeds on hard, dry, uncultivated soil. That would be vain (meaningless) labor. We must tend to it. 
A gardener/disciple must know the work that is required in order to plant seeds in the first place, and then nurture them. So, that’s why I try to be so thorough, and this is my heart behind everything I do—because I love you and I want to see fruit in your life. You know that saying, “people don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care?” The same is true for discipleship. As much as it is possible, people need to be able to see that you come from a place of love, because if we don’t do this out of love, our entire discipleship and message is absolutely vain. Loving the Father and loving one another are the greatest commandments. “All of the law hangs on them (Matthew 22:40).” 
The gospel message/truth is inherently uncomfortable. Planting seeds first requires us to get our hands dirty. When we dig up the dirt in which lies have been buried, and start pulling out some weeds, it is going to be uncomfortable for many. This is why love is so important, because there are strongholds to tear down and foundations to build. 
The Father is seeking laborers who are not afraid to get their hands dirty--who aren't afraid to have that same dirt thrown in their face by those who do not seek to understand.
The harvest truly is great, but the laborers are few. 
Luke 10:2

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]]> If we want to understand Mystery Babylon, we first need to understand ancient Babylon. 
As I prepare to lay some groundwork on The Promise Perspective Podcast on some things the Father has put on my heart to share, it is important for me to be as thorough as I possibly can. The reason for this is because much of what I want to discuss involves exposing some roots of where the deception comes from. 
We are all called to be “laborers” for the harvest. If there are lies that need to be exposed, then they must be pulled from their roots. Anyone who has ever gardened before understands that before anything can be planted, the weeds must be uprooted, and the soil must be tilled and cultivated. And the thing about weeds is that they have some very deep roots and they can sometimes be a pain in the butt to get rid of, but it is necessary work to get rid of them or else they will choke out and kill the fruit from the good seed. 
The truth is that Ba’al worship has crept into the body of Messiah over the last 2,000 years and is deceiving millions of people today, and I hope that over the next few weeks I will be able to cultivate the soil of people’s hearts so that you might be able to receive the seeds I am trying to plant. 
Hosea 10:12 is my trumpet right now: “Break up your fallow ground, for it is time to seek Yahuah till he comes and rains righteousness on you.”
The reason I have to be so thorough with this is because the first step is breaking up our fallow ground—breaking up the hardened, cloddy, dry soil of our heart. Pulling the weeds out will certainly do that. But in the process, it is going to kick some dirt around. The labor is dirty work, and that soil has to be tilled and cultivated and weeded so that we can receive correction and discipline and knowledge of the Word. 
If our responsibility is to plant seeds (1 Corinthians 3:6), then my job is to be a gardener. I can’t make it rain (verse 12 in Hosea just told us that). The call is to be a gardener for Yahuah’s harvest. That’s why there’s so many references in Scripture to seeds, fruit, trees, branches, the vine, rain, harvest, etc.
There are some spiritual implications on how to be laborers of the harvest. The end of the age is represented as a harvest. If we are to make disciples, then I/we can’t just throw seeds on hard, dry, uncultivated soil. That would be vain (meaningless) labor. We must tend to it. 
A gardener/disciple must know the work that is required in order to plant seeds in the first place, and then nurture them. So, that’s why I try to be so thorough, and this is my heart behind everything I do—because I love you and I want to see fruit in your life. You know that saying, “people don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care?” The same is true for discipleship. As much as it is possible, people need to be able to see that you come from a place of love, because if we don’t do this out of love, our entire discipleship and message is absolutely vain. Loving the Father and loving one another are the greatest commandments. “All of the law hangs on them (Matthew 22:40).” 
The gospel message/truth is inherently uncomfortable. Planting seeds first requires us to get our hands dirty. When we dig up the dirt in which lies have been buried, and start pulling out some weeds, it is going to be uncomfortable for many. This is why love is so important, because there are strongholds to tear down and foundations to build. 
The Father is seeking laborers who are not afraid to get their hands dirty--who aren't afraid to have that same dirt thrown in their face by those who do not seek to understand.
The harvest truly is great, but the laborers are few. 
Luke 10:2

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13418420 Thu, 17 Aug 2023 02:00:00 -0400 3484 3 34 full false Is Christianity Making You Sick? | Episode 33 Is Christianity Making You Sick? | Episode 33 The body of Messiah today does not have an accurate understanding of what the definition of sin really is. And if we don’t understand sin, we can’t understand grace. And if we don’t understand how sin and grace work together, we won’t be able to understand the plan of salvation for mankind.
1 John 3:4—Whoever commits sin transgresses the law; for sin is the transgression of the law.
Paul said in Romans 3:20 that “by law is the knowledge of sin.” In other words, he is saying that if it weren’t for the law, he wouldn’t know what sin is.
But if the law was “abolished at the cross” (which Yahusha/Jesus clearly said he did NOT come to do, Matthew 5:17), then if there is now no longer any law/commandments to obey, then based on Scripture, there is no more sin, right? If the law doesn’t exist anymore, then sin can’t exist anymore either, right?
If you’re a critical thinker like me, those assumptions make no sense.
So, how can someone be a “sinner” if the standard to understanding and identifying what sin is in the first place no longer exists?
James 1:25 calls the law (aka torah) the perfect law of liberty, meaning it is the law of freedom. Obedience to it is what brings deliverance; it sets us free. Obedience also means transforming your character to reflect the image of our Messiah as well. This is the narrow path.
We our declared righteous by our faith, yes. But faith is just the first step. I am convinced that many Christians are sick today and don’t even know it because the mass message coming from our pulpits today is actually a gospel of lawlessness, advocating disobedience and rebellion to the true word of Yahuah, yet masquerades itself as “light” and “truth.”
Many Christians are in for a rude awakening in these coming days and I pray that we love the truth enough to be set free by it-pastors included. My fear of Yahuah and my love for the truth is the only thing that gives me the courage to blow the trumpet for my brothers and sisters.
John 14:15 — “If you love me, keep my commandments.”

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]]> The body of Messiah today does not have an accurate understanding of what the definition of sin really is. And if we don’t understand sin, we can’t understand grace. And if we don’t understand how sin and grace work together, we won’t be able to understand the plan of salvation for mankind.
1 John 3:4—Whoever commits sin transgresses the law; for sin is the transgression of the law.
Paul said in Romans 3:20 that “by law is the knowledge of sin.” In other words, he is saying that if it weren’t for the law, he wouldn’t know what sin is.
But if the law was “abolished at the cross” (which Yahusha/Jesus clearly said he did NOT come to do, Matthew 5:17), then if there is now no longer any law/commandments to obey, then based on Scripture, there is no more sin, right? If the law doesn’t exist anymore, then sin can’t exist anymore either, right?
If you’re a critical thinker like me, those assumptions make no sense.
So, how can someone be a “sinner” if the standard to understanding and identifying what sin is in the first place no longer exists?
James 1:25 calls the law (aka torah) the perfect law of liberty, meaning it is the law of freedom. Obedience to it is what brings deliverance; it sets us free. Obedience also means transforming your character to reflect the image of our Messiah as well. This is the narrow path.
We our declared righteous by our faith, yes. But faith is just the first step. I am convinced that many Christians are sick today and don’t even know it because the mass message coming from our pulpits today is actually a gospel of lawlessness, advocating disobedience and rebellion to the true word of Yahuah, yet masquerades itself as “light” and “truth.”
Many Christians are in for a rude awakening in these coming days and I pray that we love the truth enough to be set free by it-pastors included. My fear of Yahuah and my love for the truth is the only thing that gives me the courage to blow the trumpet for my brothers and sisters.
John 14:15 — “If you love me, keep my commandments.”

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13340905 Thu, 03 Aug 2023 02:00:00 -0400 2998 3 33 full false The Seal of Salvation | Episode 32 The Seal of Salvation | Episode 32 In today's episode, I hope to make some beautiful connections for you about the name of our Heavenly Father, Yahuah. We are going to get Scripture-heavy as we dive into questions such as, what does it mean to be called to a "royal priesthood?" And, what does it mean in the Book of Revelation when it says that His name will be written in our foreheads?
The Bible is a glorious, fascinating books that never ceases to amaze me with new revelation and truth as I seek the heart of the Father more and more. I simply want to share with you what is being revealed to me, in hopes that it will draw you near to Him so that our hearts can be pure in our worship, both in spirit and in truth.
"And they shall see his face, and his name shall be in their foreheads."  Revelation 22:4
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]]> In today's episode, I hope to make some beautiful connections for you about the name of our Heavenly Father, Yahuah. We are going to get Scripture-heavy as we dive into questions such as, what does it mean to be called to a "royal priesthood?" And, what does it mean in the Book of Revelation when it says that His name will be written in our foreheads?
The Bible is a glorious, fascinating books that never ceases to amaze me with new revelation and truth as I seek the heart of the Father more and more. I simply want to share with you what is being revealed to me, in hopes that it will draw you near to Him so that our hearts can be pure in our worship, both in spirit and in truth.
"And they shall see his face, and his name shall be in their foreheads."  Revelation 22:4
YouTube Video Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5nGxO5frNI

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13298107 Thu, 27 Jul 2023 02:00:00 -0400 3730 3 32 full false "I Have Come In My Father's Name" | Episode 31 "I Have Come In My Father's Name" | Episode 31 John 5:43 - "I have come in my Father's Name."

We discussed the Father's (God's) Name in Episode 30, and now it is time to discuss the importance of our Messiah's Name, Yahusha.
Yahusha means "Yahuah is our Salvation." This is an understanding that can only be brought to us as we grow in knowledge of our Heavenly Father's Name. The purpose of this episode is to unpack some history so that we can uncover the beauty of the Scriptures that examine what Yahuah came to do through our Messiah.
I believe that if you open your heart to learn some of these important biblical truths, it will not only set you free, but it will create in you a deeper love for our Creator that you never knew existed. The relationship we are called to have with Him is deeper than what words can describe, and it is only by the Name of Yahuah that can deliver us from the deception and bring us deeper into truth and intimacy with Him.
Let's learn.

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]]> John 5:43 - "I have come in my Father's Name."

We discussed the Father's (God's) Name in Episode 30, and now it is time to discuss the importance of our Messiah's Name, Yahusha.
Yahusha means "Yahuah is our Salvation." This is an understanding that can only be brought to us as we grow in knowledge of our Heavenly Father's Name. The purpose of this episode is to unpack some history so that we can uncover the beauty of the Scriptures that examine what Yahuah came to do through our Messiah.
I believe that if you open your heart to learn some of these important biblical truths, it will not only set you free, but it will create in you a deeper love for our Creator that you never knew existed. The relationship we are called to have with Him is deeper than what words can describe, and it is only by the Name of Yahuah that can deliver us from the deception and bring us deeper into truth and intimacy with Him.
Let's learn.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13252002 Thu, 20 Jul 2023 02:00:00 -0400 3394 3 31 full false What is God's Name? | Episode 30 What is God's Name? | Episode 30 Many people don't know nor want to believe that our Heavenly Father (God) has a Name that was removed from our Bible many years ago, and one of His Commandments is that we are not to take His Name in vain. In other words, we are commanded not to make His Name worthless or meaningless. An increasing number of Bible believers are seeking the heart of the Father like never before. We are learning that indeed, our ancestors have inherited lies. And it is time to expose the truths that the Enemy doesn't want us to know. He doesn't want us to know that our heavenly Father's name is Yahuah. It is a mighty Name that carries so much beauty and power and meaning.
Yahuah's Name is very important to our understanding of Scripture and prophecy. It is prophesied that His Name will be restored in the latter days (Ezekiel 20:44). I know the challenges and hesitations that you will have as you dive deeper into these truths, but I want you to know the truth because I love you.
Let's dig deeper.

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]]> Many people don't know nor want to believe that our Heavenly Father (God) has a Name that was removed from our Bible many years ago, and one of His Commandments is that we are not to take His Name in vain. In other words, we are commanded not to make His Name worthless or meaningless. An increasing number of Bible believers are seeking the heart of the Father like never before. We are learning that indeed, our ancestors have inherited lies. And it is time to expose the truths that the Enemy doesn't want us to know. He doesn't want us to know that our heavenly Father's name is Yahuah. It is a mighty Name that carries so much beauty and power and meaning.
Yahuah's Name is very important to our understanding of Scripture and prophecy. It is prophesied that His Name will be restored in the latter days (Ezekiel 20:44). I know the challenges and hesitations that you will have as you dive deeper into these truths, but I want you to know the truth because I love you.
Let's dig deeper.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13213846 Thu, 13 Jul 2023 03:00:00 -0400 4333 3 30 full false Unlearning (Part 2) | Episode 29 Unlearning (Part 2) | Episode 29 (Please listen to Part 1 first) The Word has a way of shaking the world off of you. As we learn more about our Heavenly Father, and grow in greater intimacy with Him, He not only teaches us more about Himself through His Word, but there is a process of unlearning that must be done. We are called to be completely set apart from this world--it is a process of revelation that brings us into a deeper perspective of exactly what that means. 

The hardest part of "unlearning" for me has come from evaluating the doctrines, traditions and history of what I have been taught through mainstream Christianity. I want to spend some time in Part 1 and Part 2 sharing what has been painfully revealed to me as I've sought the truth for myself. My goal for my ministry moving forward is to take you on this journey with me as we examine the foundations of Christianity and begin to tear down the walls of deception so that we can  build our foundation on solid ground.

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]]> (Please listen to Part 1 first) The Word has a way of shaking the world off of you. As we learn more about our Heavenly Father, and grow in greater intimacy with Him, He not only teaches us more about Himself through His Word, but there is a process of unlearning that must be done. We are called to be completely set apart from this world--it is a process of revelation that brings us into a deeper perspective of exactly what that means. 

The hardest part of "unlearning" for me has come from evaluating the doctrines, traditions and history of what I have been taught through mainstream Christianity. I want to spend some time in Part 1 and Part 2 sharing what has been painfully revealed to me as I've sought the truth for myself. My goal for my ministry moving forward is to take you on this journey with me as we examine the foundations of Christianity and begin to tear down the walls of deception so that we can  build our foundation on solid ground.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13168972 Thu, 06 Jul 2023 03:00:00 -0400 2981 3 29 full false Unlearning (Part 1) | Episode 28 Unlearning (Part 1) | Episode 28 The Word has a way of shaking the world off of you. As we learn more about our Heavenly Father, and grow in greater intimacy with Him, He not only teaches us more about Himself through His Word, but there is a process of unlearning that must be done. We are called to be completely set apart from this world--it is a process of revelation that brings us into a deeper perspective of exactly what that means. 

The hardest part of "unlearning" for me has come from evaluating the doctrines, traditions and history of what I have been taught through mainstream Christianity. I want to spend some time in Part 1 and Part 2 sharing what has been painfully revealed to me as I've sought the truth for myself. My goal for my ministry moving forward is to take you on this journey with me as we examine the foundations of Christianity and begin to tear down the walls of deception so that we can  build our foundation on solid ground.

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]]> The Word has a way of shaking the world off of you. As we learn more about our Heavenly Father, and grow in greater intimacy with Him, He not only teaches us more about Himself through His Word, but there is a process of unlearning that must be done. We are called to be completely set apart from this world--it is a process of revelation that brings us into a deeper perspective of exactly what that means. 

The hardest part of "unlearning" for me has come from evaluating the doctrines, traditions and history of what I have been taught through mainstream Christianity. I want to spend some time in Part 1 and Part 2 sharing what has been painfully revealed to me as I've sought the truth for myself. My goal for my ministry moving forward is to take you on this journey with me as we examine the foundations of Christianity and begin to tear down the walls of deception so that we can  build our foundation on solid ground.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13168920 Thu, 06 Jul 2023 02:00:00 -0400 3419 3 28 full false Reintroducing Myself | Episode 27 Reintroducing Myself | Episode 27 I named this episode 'Reintroducing Myself' because there are some things I need to share as I move forward in my ministry. About 7 months ago, I stepped into the secret place, and I am coming out of the secret place a completely different person--a delivered person. I have an entirely new perspective on Christianity, as I have used the last year to examine the things that I have been taught as well as the foundations of my faith. I learned that there is a massive lie and a strong delusion that many people are unaware of. The deception is so deeply rooted and Yahuah is leading me to talk about some incredibly hard topics.
Much of what I've believed my entire life are things I don't align with anymore. As I have come into a deeper understanding of biblical truths, there have been chains broken over my life and spiritual cataracts removed from my eyes. The truth hurts, but it really does set you free.

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]]> I named this episode 'Reintroducing Myself' because there are some things I need to share as I move forward in my ministry. About 7 months ago, I stepped into the secret place, and I am coming out of the secret place a completely different person--a delivered person. I have an entirely new perspective on Christianity, as I have used the last year to examine the things that I have been taught as well as the foundations of my faith. I learned that there is a massive lie and a strong delusion that many people are unaware of. The deception is so deeply rooted and Yahuah is leading me to talk about some incredibly hard topics.
Much of what I've believed my entire life are things I don't align with anymore. As I have come into a deeper understanding of biblical truths, there have been chains broken over my life and spiritual cataracts removed from my eyes. The truth hurts, but it really does set you free.

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-13127481 Thu, 29 Jun 2023 03:00:00 -0400 5003 3 27 full false Romans 3:4 | Episode 26 Romans 3:4 | Episode 26 My message for this podcast episode is this:
Test everything people say against Scripture.
Romans 3:4// Let God be true and every man be a liar. 

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Test everything people say against Scripture.
Romans 3:4// Let God be true and every man be a liar. 

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-12152031 Tue, 31 Jan 2023 04:00:00 -0500 1340 2 26 full false Pressing Forward in Our Heavenly Call | Episode 25 Pressing Forward in Our Heavenly Call | Episode 25 People often times see the platform but they never see the pit. They don’t see the prayers, aches, groans and spiritual warfare that go on behind the scenes. Yes, we are saved by grace through faith. Yes, the Lord fights for us. But we also have to be accountable for our own personal growth—for spiritual maturity. You have to fight for your sanctification. As children of God, we have a target on our back—the last thing the enemy wants you to do is pursue righteousness. You have to surrender and sacrifice things in order to grow in relationship with our God and understand what this spiritual battle is all about.

I made a promise four years ago when I made my faith public, and that promise was to be transparent in what my relationship with God looks like. Being vulnerable and open about our personal walk isn’t something we’re required to do; there’s nothing wrong with living a private life. But I believe sharing the rawness and reality of what it looks like to grow with our Father is important in making disciples.  

There is a cost to pick up our cross. 

Salvation is free, but the oil will cost you everything. What I’ve learned over the last year is that I’ve counted the cost, and it’s totally worth it. 

I hope this podcast episode encourages you, equips you and blesses you.

Philippians 3:14// I pursue as my goal the prize promised by God’s heavenly call in Christ Jesus. 

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]]> People often times see the platform but they never see the pit. They don’t see the prayers, aches, groans and spiritual warfare that go on behind the scenes. Yes, we are saved by grace through faith. Yes, the Lord fights for us. But we also have to be accountable for our own personal growth—for spiritual maturity. You have to fight for your sanctification. As children of God, we have a target on our back—the last thing the enemy wants you to do is pursue righteousness. You have to surrender and sacrifice things in order to grow in relationship with our God and understand what this spiritual battle is all about.

I made a promise four years ago when I made my faith public, and that promise was to be transparent in what my relationship with God looks like. Being vulnerable and open about our personal walk isn’t something we’re required to do; there’s nothing wrong with living a private life. But I believe sharing the rawness and reality of what it looks like to grow with our Father is important in making disciples.  

There is a cost to pick up our cross. 

Salvation is free, but the oil will cost you everything. What I’ve learned over the last year is that I’ve counted the cost, and it’s totally worth it. 

I hope this podcast episode encourages you, equips you and blesses you.

Philippians 3:14// I pursue as my goal the prize promised by God’s heavenly call in Christ Jesus. 

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Contact me: stephanie@promise-perspective.com 

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]]> Stephanie Green Buzzsprout-12095402 Tue, 24 Jan 2023 04:00:00 -0500 4409 2 25 full false Entering Into the New Wineskin | Episode 24 Entering Into the New Wineskin | Episode 24 What God has been showing me and teaching me over the last year, has led to this podcast episode. There are conversations being had about the direction God's church (His people) is moving, and it's completely new territory. God is preparing to pour out new wine, and He is getting His bride ready for this spiritual upgrade. He is sewing His people together to create a new wineskin because as His children, we must be ready to hold His new wine. We must be ready to hold the spiritual outpouring of a move of God. The shaking, shifting and aligning over the last few years has brought us to this place where the veil is being lifted for many and God is calling us to press forward in faith and the Lord is ordering our steps. 
This process however, while it is being built on a wave of reformation and revival, is not an easy transition. The old wineskin must be left behind, and God is radically redefining what the structure of church and the structure of leadership will look like moving forward. There is no training manual, no class in seminary school and no amount of pastoral experience that can guide us into what God is doing. We are the pioneers of this reformation, and God is using the thread of His Holy Spirit to bring reconciliation and unity like never before.
There is a lack and a gap in the Western/American church today, and I want you to know that while this episode will bring exposure, it is also meant to bring restoration and reconciliation. These are not easy conversations to have, but we must identify the issues in the body of Christ in order to fix them. There is grace to be found in the gap and the restructuring, but we must also be willing to embrace what God is doing in this season, because He is most certainly doing something new. 
Jeremiah 1:10// "See, I have appointed you today over nations and kingdoms to uproot and tear down, to destroy and demolish, to build and plant." 

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]]> What God has been showing me and teaching me over the last year, has led to this podcast episode. There are conversations being had about the direction God's church (His people) is moving, and it's completely new territory. God is preparing to pour out new wine, and He is getting His bride ready for this spiritual upgrade. He is sewing His people together to create a new wineskin because as His children, we must be ready to hold His new wine. We must be ready to hold the spiritual outpouring of a move of God. The shaking, shifting and aligning over the last few years has brought us to this place where the veil is being lifted for many and God is calling us to press forward in faith and the Lord is ordering our steps. 
This process however, while it is being built on a wave of reformation and revival, is not an easy transition. The old wineskin must be left behind, and God is radically redefining what the structure of church and the structure of leadership will look like moving forward. There is no training manual, no class in seminary school and no amount of pastoral experience that can guide us into what God is doing. We are the pioneers of this reformation, and God is using the thread of His Holy Spirit to bring reconciliation and unity like never before.
There is a lack and a gap in the Western/American church today, and I want you to know that while this episode will bring exposure, it is also meant to bring restoration and reconciliation. These are not easy conversations to have, but we must identify the issues in the body of Christ in order to fix them. There is grace to be found in the gap and the restructuring, but we must also be willing to embrace what God is doing in this season, because He is most certainly doing something new. 
Jeremiah 1:10// "See, I have appointed you today over nations and kingdoms to uproot and tear down, to destroy and demolish, to build and plant." 

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Contact me: stephanie@promise-perspective.com 

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]]> Stephanie Schlueter Buzzsprout-11518973 Mon, 17 Oct 2022 20:00:00 -0400 6067 2 24 full false Abortion: A Black & White Issue, Literally and Biblically | Episode 13 Abortion: A Black & White Issue, Literally and Biblically | Episode 13 You don't know what you don't know. I'm not asking anyone to change their mind, I'm just asking that you open your mind. The goal behind this episode is to expose some of the things that go on behind closed doors that some people may not know about.

Link:
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Link:
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]]> Stephanie Schlueter Buzzsprout-10864902 Tue, 28 Jun 2022 04:00:00 -0400 2398 2 13 full false How Should Christians Respond to Pride Month? | Episode 12 How Should Christians Respond to Pride Month? | Episode 12 As Christians, we have a really big opportunity to respond to Pride Month in a way that sets us apart, but does not set us above others. 

Pride is the ultimate downfall of humanity. Pride is what keeps us from living in the fullness of all that God has for us. That’s why the message of grace, repentance and salvation is so important. But how do we approach and testify to an unbelieving world about the need for a Savior, when we are faced with the threat of being 'cancelled' by anyone that disagrees? This episode is my attempt to navigate these controversial waters and relationships with others.

The conviction of sin is designed to bring us near to God, not drive us away. This is exactly why God hates pride (Proverbs 8:13), because pride keeps us from acknowledging God for who He is—a lover of our soul, who is so desperately after it, that He will do whatever He can until He can get you to set your pride aside and turn to Him.

That has been God's call since the first breath of life He breathed into a man and a woman. In a generation that uses the rainbow to trademark pride and sin, let's be a generation who embraces and shares the good news of the promises behind the rainbow that God has already defined since the beginning of time.

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]]> As Christians, we have a really big opportunity to respond to Pride Month in a way that sets us apart, but does not set us above others. 

Pride is the ultimate downfall of humanity. Pride is what keeps us from living in the fullness of all that God has for us. That’s why the message of grace, repentance and salvation is so important. But how do we approach and testify to an unbelieving world about the need for a Savior, when we are faced with the threat of being 'cancelled' by anyone that disagrees? This episode is my attempt to navigate these controversial waters and relationships with others.

The conviction of sin is designed to bring us near to God, not drive us away. This is exactly why God hates pride (Proverbs 8:13), because pride keeps us from acknowledging God for who He is—a lover of our soul, who is so desperately after it, that He will do whatever He can until He can get you to set your pride aside and turn to Him.

That has been God's call since the first breath of life He breathed into a man and a woman. In a generation that uses the rainbow to trademark pride and sin, let's be a generation who embraces and shares the good news of the promises behind the rainbow that God has already defined since the beginning of time.

For more information, visit www.promise-perspective.com

Contact me: stephanie@promise-perspective.com

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]]> Stephanie Schlueter Buzzsprout-10749172 Tue, 07 Jun 2022 04:00:00 -0400 2165 2 12 full false How Cutting Secular Music Out Completely Transformed My Walk With God | Episode 10 How Cutting Secular Music Out Completely Transformed My Walk With God | Episode 10 God laid a heavy conviction on my heart several years ago to stop listening to secular music. The moment I finally let go and obeyed, everything changed. I was able to turn away from a lot of sin in my life, and the greatest change from it all was that I was able to hear from God so much more clearly, in ways that can't be explained--only experienced.

Music is designed for influence--both good and bad, and it is way more spiritual than you think.  I hope to encourage you as you join me in this episode, as I share my testimony as well as some small changes you can make right now that will put you in the right direction to help you in your walk with Jesus.

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]]> God laid a heavy conviction on my heart several years ago to stop listening to secular music. The moment I finally let go and obeyed, everything changed. I was able to turn away from a lot of sin in my life, and the greatest change from it all was that I was able to hear from God so much more clearly, in ways that can't be explained--only experienced.

Music is designed for influence--both good and bad, and it is way more spiritual than you think.  I hope to encourage you as you join me in this episode, as I share my testimony as well as some small changes you can make right now that will put you in the right direction to help you in your walk with Jesus.

Learn more by visiting www.promise-perspective.com.

Contact me at: stephanie@promise-perspective.com


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]]> Stephanie Schlueter Buzzsprout-10379261 Tue, 05 Apr 2022 04:00:00 -0400 1720 1 10 full false Behind the Perspective | Episode 1 Behind the Perspective | Episode 1 The very first episode of this podcast is an explanation of the heart behind The Promise Perspective. Get to know a little bit about Stephanie, her mission and why she's starting a podcast. In order for you to understand the future of The Promise Perspective and where this is going, you have to understand where she has been and how this dream came about. This podcast is designed to equip you and help you have the right perspective we are all called to have so that we can walk boldly in our God-given identity and assignments.

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ThePromisePerspective

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]]> The very first episode of this podcast is an explanation of the heart behind The Promise Perspective. Get to know a little bit about Stephanie, her mission and why she's starting a podcast. In order for you to understand the future of The Promise Perspective and where this is going, you have to understand where she has been and how this dream came about. This podcast is designed to equip you and help you have the right perspective we are all called to have so that we can walk boldly in our God-given identity and assignments.

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ThePromisePerspective

Rumble Channel: the_promise_perspective

Contact me: stephanie@promise-perspective.com

Visit my website: www.promise-perspective.com

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