The Way of the Nazareans #12
Posted by TsiyonMar 25
Yeshua the Messiah was a Nazarean. The Nazareans were faithful descendants of David dedicated to the preservation and practice of the Davidic Covenant. They belonged to none of the Jewish sects of Yeshua’s day. Instead, they walked in the Way pioneered by their Patriarch, David HaMelek / King David. That Way was dramatically different than all the sects of Judaism and every religion known to man. It is called The Way of the Righteous. Find out what is so uniquely special about this Way as compared to every other. Don’t miss this, because you HAVE NOT heard it before!
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15 comments
Comment by Christine on February 8, 2009 at 1:03 pm
Another great lesson shouting such an important message: A Personal Relationship with Our Heavenly Father and His Son. This message was truly dear to my heart. I have never been one to accept anything anyone says without seeking out the Scriptures for myself. I have been admonished for this act in the past from the denomination that I attended in a variety of ways; calling it lack of submissiveness; causing dissent, not submitting to the authority of the rulers…etc.etc. etc. But, there was always this inner voice crying out inside of me the message from the Scriptures: Work out your OWN salvation with fear and trembling. For, I knew that when I stand at the Throne of Yah to give an account; I will stand alone and be held accountable for what I have done or believed.
As I listened to your discussion on the gnostic religions, all I could think about is that is exactly the situation today to the nth degree. Each denomination believes they are right and it is because of HOW THEY INTERPRET or THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF The Scriptures and one does not dare to challenge their belief system. Anyway, I can’t help but notice few in those denominations had a real personal relationship with Yahweh or Yahshua, other than what they were told about them from the pulpit on the venerable day of the sun. I remember being 18 and saying WHY DO WE THINK THAT THE MEN WE FOLLOW IN OUR DENOMINATION (which they did not believe it was a denomination), WHO SUPPOSEDLY WERE GOING BACK TO THE FIRST CENTURY “CHURCH” WERE CORRECT???? Nothing anyone ever wanted to address of course; except to say, read this man’s book…which would ALWAYS be someone from that denomination.
And in conclusion, your comments on the Tree and Torah and comparison to the writings of the authors in the renewed covenant struck me as to how true this is today and why we aren’t producing fruit. For, many in main stream Christianity believe that we are no longer under “the Law, or Torah,” so if that is true for them then they have literally taken their life source from their tree, the water and nourishment that gives life….how can their trees possibly give forth fruit.
Comment by mfrost on February 16, 2009 at 3:39 pm
It’s very important to forget as much as you can about chritzmoid programming.
The churches are so full of contradictions and misinformation that to try to apply their whitewash to the reality we face is not only pointless, but also dangerous. If we do not confront the real issues of importance, but rather, waste our time on maintaining the appearance of ‘un-failed’, we all lose.
God has given us the ‘ten commandments’, or’ Torah’ to know how to be righteous. He wants us to keep His holy days sacred . And He wants us to be righteous so He can bestow upon us the the priveledge of being part of His tabernacle ,
The ‘vipers’ haven’t gone away. They are alive and well, hiding in our midst, behind the walls of traditional church business. Gorging on tithes and offerings,
happy knowing, that as long as the people remain lost and searching they will have a free ride pretending to care about them.
If you happen to be one of those who are given a ministers position by God ,you would do well to be right. Be very careful.
Qaneh
Comment by Shix on October 28, 2009 at 6:41 pm
Doesn’t is seem logical that translation difficulties would change Jesus of Nazereth from Yeshua the Nazerean. Simple statement of location instead of the example of Yeshua following the Davidic Covenant. I am perplexed at the men of God can not grasp what seems to be obvious truths. What do they teach at cemetery(semenary)?
We delight in Yahweh’s law, an intimate relationship with Yahweh will flourish when He illuminates our path and makes Himself known to us. The way of the Nazereans is set apart for our love, reciprocal! God Bless!
Comment by Israelifolkdancer on January 23, 2010 at 3:15 am
What a difference from the way of the Nazareans and the rest of the Jewish sects, & the way of the agnostics. The way of rightousness is to totally surrender to Yahweh, to know Him personally, to completey trust in Him, to give up leaning on your own understanding. Let Yahweh guide U on His path of rightousness. Let Him lead U on His path of rightousness, & He will make your paths straight. Torah is in the heart & circumcision of the heart.
Comment by Seeking Yeshua on January 23, 2010 at 4:45 pm
12 The way of the Nazareans
Shalom! Many Blessings to Tsiyon, Eliyahu and Dawn!
I find myself questioning everything and asking through prayer for answers and help with even the simplest of things. YHVH can handle all situations great and small. May my praises to HIS name in the name of Yeshua never cease! I am grateful and thankful for all the undeserved blessings I have received. YHVH constant confirmations and affirmations are found in Tsiyon Radio Programs along with new food for thought with backed up well researched documentation. Never before have I received such in-depth teachings that make my very soul leap for joy.
I know that there are many in the world that would argue that I am sinning for posting this very post on Sabbath and not for being in church, synagogue, or congregation. But where am I to go when those who preach they know the truth still sit in the very darkness that I have been liberated from? I only know that right now I am led to spend my Sabbaths listening to Tsiyon while drinking in the word of YHVH! Eliyahu ben David is a Davidic descendant that has been confirmed to me by the Ruach HaQodesh to my soul. This may read like a bold statement but many that have listened to this message have the same confirmation.
Total trust and faith in the WORD of YHVH as HE has delivered it is the only way I know as I write it in my heart and speak it in every breath I take. HIS love knows no bounds. I am utterly undeserving yet HE still loves me. At the very least I could do is serve HIM in every way possible.
May YHVH make me an instrument to help in the restoration of the Remnant of Israel for HIS Glory!
Still amazed and seeking to learn more about YHVH, Yeshua, and Ruach HaQodesh.
Shalom!
Comment by gilahinYah on July 11, 2010 at 1:36 pm
As I listened to this program, some of the passages I have read came up in my spirit. One of them is from Psalms 119 reads, “I have hid thy Word in my heart, that I might not sin against thee.” These are David’s words and I remember how they inspired me in the beginning of my walk with Yeshua. For a very long time I read the book of Psalms over and over and over again, not understanding why I was lead this way; but now I do.
This program stirred up some profound experiences in my life and it has explained so much of my journey with Yeshua (though in the beginning I called Him Jesus).
I am truly grateful for being directed to this ministry. I know that He has heard my cry, and answered me out of His holy hill…
Comment by donjuls on July 19, 2010 at 8:31 am
I will have to ponder this message more. I believe that I had shed the bondage of “gnostic” religion when I was saved. I don’t know that I did what David did, that is, to fully trust in Yahweh for everything in his life. In fact I’m sure I haven’t. I have the tendency to take control of things and to map out the details before moving forward.
I will ponder this and pray about this. I will ask Yahweh to reveal it to me. I know He will.
Shalom.
Don
Comment by manyana on September 1, 2010 at 1:23 pm
I have to say I feel the same as Don above.. I was so excited in reading this and feel it makes so much sense. I crave it so much and want to be there. I have had so many years of control and thought and then more thought which has resulted in my difficulty fully letting go. Not out of desire of worldly things but out of ‘how do I’ ..I am trying to work on this process and have hope for it. I have so much fear now of all the confusion and false teaching out there that I hit a roadblock when it comes to going ‘all in’. How can YWHW guide me if I am stuck.. I need to become unstuck.
However, Eliyahu’s teaching has made so much sense and it’s all coming together like a puzzle right before my eyes!
Thanx again !!
Comment by James L on November 30, 2010 at 11:32 pm
This program has helped me to understand some things more clearly. One is the how religions and religious instituitions function due to their core beliefs or doctrines that is “their special knowledge or way to salvation” I see this some ways in my walk and this is not the right way. Salvation comes from God. My duty is to read the scriptures and meditate on them and God will direct and change my heart. I see many areas in my heart that need changed. I made a commitment about 5 years ago to read the word daily no matter what. As an on going result of that I see many positive changes in my heart. I am convinced that the Word will do the work in my heart. My duty is to lean on God and not trust myself. I greatly desire an intimate relationship with Yahweh. Please pray for me to have this relationship.
Comment by DawnP on October 12, 2011 at 3:26 am
Wow! This is such an important teaching. Gnosticism is everywhere, today is no different to times past and still we continue to look for the special knowledge which will lead us to eternal life. This was something that I really needed to hear right now. Almost every form of teaching, including a lot of Messianic teaching, involves some form of gnosticism where knowledge of the correct way to do something is crucial to “salvation”. In this session, Eliyahu and Dawn cleared up the many misunderstandings I had.
Psalm 1, which I have studied in great depth and thought I understood, really leapt out at me today. Complete surrender is required, I am going to stop listening to myself and put all of my trust in YHWH. So often I think I have already done this, but the truth is that I still have not and this session helped me to understand that. I agree with James’ comments above and urgently covet your prayers to help me to surrender all to HIM and be in a continuous state of intimate fellowship with Yeshua.
Comment by Becca4Truth on October 15, 2011 at 3:08 pm
This was a profound message for me this yest. morning. I wanted all day to praise and magnify my Elohim.
It all comes down to His faithfullness. We need Him to help us in everything!
Acts 17: 24-25
The God who made the universe and everything in it and who is the Lord of Heaven and earth, does not live in man-made temples; nor is He served by human hands as if He lacked something, since it is Himself who gives life and breath and EVERYTHING to everyone.
John 15:5
I am the vine and you are the branches. Those who STAY united with ME and I with them are the ones who bear much fruit, because apart from ME you cant do a thing.
Praise Yahweh that He keeps His covenants with His people and that He gave us His spirit to help us walk Torah out in our lives. I now realize what Torah is. Yah’s standard of Righteousness. All of scripture is Torah. He has written in in our Hearts who love Him. May He help us stay on His path and not veer off to the right or left.
It was so neat to see that all through Davids line they taught this way or standard of Righteousness.
Loved the explanation on “knowledge”. Todays religious institutions are no different than the sects of Yeshuas day. With all the different denominations, its so hard to find any truth. Division is the opposite of what Yah wants from His people. Knowledge is not what he wants, he wants those invisible attributes of love, justice, mercy and humility that Micah talked about.
We have to step back, put all trust in Him and just let Him work out our salvation all to His Glory!
Thanks E for giving us a “meaty” lesson on the difference in the Nazareans and the Pharisees. I enjoyed this teaching as I learned so much about both grps.
Blessings
Comment by 2Miriam on November 29, 2011 at 4:01 pm
The House of David had convenant authority to teach how one should walk in Torah and no other group or sect. Yeshua, as the Righteous, with no sin, was the perfect teacher with authority to teach all on righteousness.
Comment by waterfall on December 15, 2011 at 6:20 pm
This was just such an inspiring word. We all have such a deep desire to really “walk with Yah”. I don’t mean a casual relationship. We want to find our hands doing what is right as a natural response to the fact that we have Him within us. We want His words coming out of our mouth when we speak. I pray for Yeshua’s immersion - that of the Spirit.
One of the things that the Father impressed upon me years ago is that, since Yeshua is the Living Word, when we fill ourselves with the Word, we are filling ourselves with Yeshua. It bubbles up out of our soul.
Comment by Lin on December 24, 2011 at 1:09 pm
This teaching helps so much in my understanding of who Yashua is and just how set apart YHVH caused him to be. For many years I’ve struggled in my mind the many sects of Judaism and other holy book religions. Now that you’ve showed us who these Nazarene’s were/are sure makes prophecy fit. Thanks for the confirmation regarding knowledge, I’ve believed that for years, but sometimes we get sideways when we are in the company of leaders who boast about their knowledge. I have often argued with such leaders quoting Paul and how he considered all his learning as dung. It is so refreshing to hear someone share the Word without blowing their own horn. Thanks again.
Comment by Criggarious on January 2, 2012 at 9:00 pm
Hello all,
Good program Eliyahu. Well I don’t have a whole lot to say outside of we need to be righteous or at least try to be. I would like to be like David and walk with Yahweh the way he did. Any way that’s all for now. Have a nice day.
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