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Las 7 Fiestas #colombia

Introduction to Friday of Faith

Opening Remarks

  • The program "Viernes de Fe" begins with a warm welcome and blessings from the host, Ervin Amador.
  • Acknowledgment of viewers from various regions including Africa, Asia, Europe, South America, Central America, North America, and the Caribbean.
  • Encouragement for viewers to share the program and subscribe to enhance its reach.

Guest Introduction

  • Introduction of Carlos Hernández as a guest; he is described as an entrepreneur, theologian, pastor, and writer.
  • Carlos expresses gratitude for being part of the program and emphasizes reaching many brothers worldwide.

Understanding Israel's Eschatological Festivals

Overview of Eschatological Festivals

  • The discussion focuses on introducing the seven eschatological festivals of Israel based on Leviticus 23.
  • Explanation that "Leviticus" in Hebrew is "Bayicrá," which sets the stage for understanding God's eschatological plan.

Significance of Moet

  • The term "Moet" refers to solemn feasts or assemblies in Hebrew; it signifies gatherings for divine purposes.
  • Discussion about how Moet relates to God’s name (Yod Bab), emphasizing its sacredness and historical context.

The Nature of Holy Assemblies

Assembly Between God and His People

  • Emphasis on Moet Adonay representing a holy assembly between God (the husband) and His people (the wife).
  • The concept of holiness ("codesh") is introduced; these gatherings are meant to be sacred encounters.

Importance of Shabbat

  • Shabbat is identified as the head festival; understanding it is crucial before delving into other festivals.
  • Reference to Leviticus 23:3 highlights Shabbat as a day of rest designated by God.

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The Significance of Shabbat in Jewish Tradition

The Role of Shabbat in God's Compassion

  • The speaker emphasizes that God shows compassion to His people, likening this relationship to a husband and wife, particularly during the observance of Shabbat.
  • It is noted that the observance of Shabbat has historically protected the Jewish people through various holocausts, allowing them to receive God's mercy even without recognizing the Messiah.
  • Romans 11:28 is referenced, highlighting that despite being seen as enemies due to their rejection of the Gospel, Jews are still beloved by God for the sake of their ancestors (Abraham, Isaac, Jacob).

Biblical Promises and Observances

  • The speaker discusses God's promise to have mercy on Israel because He loves their forefathers and continues to protect His chosen people.
  • Isaiah 56:2 is cited, which blesses those who observe the Sabbath and refrain from wrongdoing. This verse underscores the importance of keeping Shabbat.

Inclusion in Observance

  • The text mentions that even foreigners can observe Shabbat; Isaiah speaks about eunuchs who choose to keep God's Sabbaths and embrace His covenant.
  • In Isaiah 56:5, God promises acceptance into His house for those who honor Him by observing sacrifices and offerings.

Future Prophetic Fulfillment

  • The discussion transitions to a future Messianic age where all nations will celebrate Shabbat in Jerusalem after Christ's second coming.
  • Hebrews 4:1 is mentioned as a reminder that there remains a promise for entering into God's rest, which will be fulfilled post tribulation.

Eschatological Events Leading Up to Rest

  • The speaker outlines significant eschatological events leading up to this promised rest, including the sounding of trumpets as described in Revelation chapters 8 and 9.
  • A detailed overview follows regarding seven trumpets during tribulation periods outlined in Revelation chapters 4 through 19. Key events include encounters with two witnesses and judgments upon Babylon.

Understanding the Eschatological Timeline

The Seven Years of Tribulation

  • The speaker believes that chapters 4 to 11 of Revelation depict the seven years of eschatological events, possibly correlating with the seven trumpets of Revelation.
  • Chapters 12 to 19 are seen as a re-initiation of events, indicating periods of tribulation and great tribulation.

Significance of Autumn Festivals

  • The discussion highlights that Revelation addresses the autumn festivals which have yet to be fulfilled, including significant events like trumpets, atonement, and tabernacles. This understanding enhances comprehension of Revelation's message.
  • The connection between trumpets, judgments, plagues, and the gathering of a remnant people is emphasized as prophesied by both major and minor prophets.

Millennial Kingdom Insights

  • The millennial period is described as a time when God's glory will fill a restored temple, referencing Ezekiel's visions from chapters 40 to 48. This includes the entrance of the Messiah through a historically significant gate.
  • Historical context is provided regarding Soliman the Magnificent closing this gate in 1541 due to Jewish beliefs about the Messiah entering through it. This act holds prophetic significance for future events.

The Feasts Related to Christ’s First and Second Coming

Overview of Israel's Seven Feasts

  • The speaker outlines how Israel's seven feasts relate to both Christ’s first and second comings: Passover (Pesach), Unleavened Bread, and First Fruits are highlighted as pivotal moments in Jesus' sacrifice at 3 PM on Passover day (14th Nisan).
  • Emphasis is placed on Jesus being sacrificed as the Paschal lamb in accordance with biblical tradition found in Exodus chapter 12.

Counting Omer and Its Significance

  • The Feast of Unleavened Bread begins on the second night after Passover; it marks a spiritual preparation for receiving Torah during Shavuot (Pentecost) after counting fifty days (Omer). This period symbolizes readiness for divine commandments.
  • Scriptural references from Leviticus detail offerings made during this time, emphasizing their importance in worship practices among Israelites.

Symbolism Behind Yom Kippur Practices

Understanding Homer Measurement

  • Discussion includes an explanation about "Homer," an ancient biblical measure used for grain that represents first harvest offerings; its significance ties back into agricultural practices within Israelite culture.

Christological Interpretation

  • A symbolic interpretation links Pentecost in AD 33 with early Christian baptisms; this event signifies fulfillment through Jesus’ sacrificial role represented by unleavened bread during Yom Kippur rituals involving scapegoats for sin atonement purposes.

Scapegoat Ritual Details

  • Historical customs surrounding Yom Kippur involve two goats: one sacrificed while another is sent away into an abyss (Azazel), symbolizing removal of sins from Israel—a practice deeply rooted in Jewish tradition reflecting prophetic themes concerning redemption and forgiveness through suffering depicted in Isaiah scriptures.

Sacrificial Symbolism and Resurrection

The Role of the Sacrificial Animal

  • The high priest held a piece of red cloth in the Holy Place, which turned white upon the animal's death, symbolizing its sacrifice.
  • Before casting the scapegoat into the abyss, the priest removed a piece from its horns, indicating a ritualistic act linked to Jesus' descent into Sheol.

Christ's Resurrection and Its Significance

  • Unlike the scapegoat that was cast away, Christ resurrected on a significant day, marking His victory over death.
  • This resurrection is paralleled with the Feast of Firstfruits where Israelites offered their first harvest as gratitude to God.

Biblical References and Priesthood

  • Hebrews 9:24 emphasizes that Christ entered heaven itself to present Himself before God as our eternal high priest.
  • Jesus is likened to Melchizedek’s order of eternal priesthood, highlighting His unique role in salvation history.

The Festivals and Their Spiritual Meaning

Passover and Unleavened Bread

  • Jesus celebrated Passover as the Lamb who takes away sin (John 1:29), fulfilling Old Testament symbolism.
  • He embodies both Passover and Unleavened Bread through His sinless body and blood.

Pentecost: The Birth of the Church

  • After 49 days post-Passover comes Shavuot (Pentecost), where disciples were instructed to remain in Jerusalem until this feast.
  • Pentecost marks spiritual harvest; traditionally involves bringing dairy products and seven species from Israel as offerings.

Eschatological Insights from Jewish Tradition

Future Feasts and Interpretations

  • Discussion on upcoming feasts such as Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles reflects eschatological themes found in Revelation.

Decoding Ancient Textual Secrets

  • Jewish believers are uncovering biblical secrets long hidden within scripture through cultural understanding and Hebrew transliteration.

Restoration of Israel

  • Emphasis on Israel's restoration since 1948 signifies both physical return and spiritual awakening among Jews.

Theological Perspectives on Israel and the Church

The Concept of Replacement Theology

  • A new interpretation emerged suggesting that the church represents Israel, distancing it from the promises made to the Jewish people.
  • This perspective led to a theological replacement, where Gentiles began to believe God had forgotten His people due to fewer Jews in congregations.

Paul's Clarification in Romans

  • Paul addresses this misconception in Romans 11:1, asserting that God has not abandoned Israel despite the growing number of Gentile believers.
  • There is an eschatological expectation for the restoration of Israel, emphasizing a revival among Jewish people.

Understanding Eschatology and Jewish Festivals

  • Knowledge from Jewish traditions is crucial for understanding prophetic codes necessary for unity between Jews and Christians.
  • The concept of a millennial kingdom (Revelation 20) is discussed, highlighting Satan's binding for a thousand years as part of God's plan.

Historical Context and Catholic Influence

  • Early church fathers adopted symbolic interpretations that marginalized Israel, leading to Catholic theology claiming succession from historical Israel.
  • This resulted in prohibitions against Christians associating with historical Judaism during Roman imperial times.

Modern Developments and Prophetic Significance

  • Post-1948, there has been a resurgence among Jews engaging with Christian communities; some rabbis now accept Yeshua as Messiah.
  • The seven festivals of Israel are seen as prophetic markers pointing towards significant events like Pentecost and future judgments.

Call to Awareness and Knowledge

  • Emphasis on being aware of current eschatological events such as the sounding of trumpets signaling impending judgment (Yom Kippur).
  • Understanding these festivals is vital for recognizing their prophetic significance in contemporary faith practices.

Importance of Scriptural Knowledge

  • A warning about ignorance leading to spiritual downfall; Hosea 4:6 highlights the necessity for knowledge within God's people.
  • Encouragement to celebrate these feasts consciously as they hold great significance for what God is doing today.

Acknowledgment of Contributions

  • Recognition given to Pastor Carlos from Colombia for his contributions in biblical scholarship and ministry work.

Historical and Eschatological Theology

Overview of the Book's Purpose

  • The speaker discusses a book that encompasses historical, eschatological, and theological themes, initiated four years ago, particularly influenced by events on October 7th.
  • Emphasizes the prophetic significance of Psalm 83 regarding wars surrounding Israel and mentions Gog and Magog as part of end-time prophecies.

Historical Context and Content

  • The book serves as a comprehensive summary of over 5,786 years of Jewish and Christian history, focusing on significant events before and after Christ.
  • It details the split between Jewish ecclesia and Gentile ecclesia post-temple destruction in AD 70, highlighting historical changes in both Judaism and Christianity.

Theological Developments

  • Discusses early church fathers' contributions to theology, contrasting literal interpretations with symbolic ones from different schools of thought.
  • Highlights the philosophical shift in theology during the first century under figures like Panteno and Origen.

Eschatology Insights

  • Concludes with insights into eschatology related to seven biblical feasts included in the book.
  • Mentions another recommended book titled "Yeshua: The Messiah of Israel," which critically examines Jesus' historical context.

Additional Topics Covered

  • Briefly touches on Ethiopian Christianity as one of the oldest forms still existing today, noting its unique biblical texts that differ from mainstream Christianity.
  • Encourages exploration of additional texts like the Book of Enoch for deeper understanding during periods often referred to as silent years.

Availability and Outreach

Social Media Presence

  • The speaker can be found on social media platforms under Pastor Carlos Hernández from Iglesia de Cristo de Cuba.

Book Distribution Channels

  • Books are available through various platforms including autoreseditores.com; also mentions collaboration with Pastor Ervin for further information.

Literary Contributions

Establishment of Libraries

  • Describes founding a library called "Emet" focused on Jewish literature since studying theology in Quito in 2019.
  • Introduces "Shomer" library in Colombia offering Christian literature including study Bibles and dictionaries.

Closing Prayer

Spiritual Reflection

  • A powerful prayer is offered for viewers, invoking blessings upon them while reflecting on themes such as salvation through Jesus Christ.

Prayer for the Church and Israel

Importance of Perseverance in Faith

  • The speaker emphasizes that the time for preaching to the Gentiles is coming to an end, highlighting a divine focus on Israel for protection against surrounding nations, referencing Zechariah chapters 12 to 14.
  • A call is made for all Christians, regardless of denomination, to persevere in their faith and continue spreading God's word despite challenges.

Blessings and Ministry Support

  • The speaker prays for blessings upon Pastor Ervin's ministry in the United States, hoping that his sermons reach many who seek knowledge of God.
  • There is an acknowledgment that not everyone will grasp deep spiritual truths but encourages unity within the church to understand these depths.

Awakening Faith and Anticipation of Eternal Life

  • A prayer is offered for awakening faith among listeners, encouraging them to pursue their spiritual journey towards heaven and anticipate eternal life with Christ.

Closing Blessing and Call to Action

  • The speaker expresses gratitude for communication platforms that allow sharing God's powerful word and requests a priestly blessing as they enter 2026.
  • An invitation is extended to viewers worldwide to receive this blessing while emphasizing peace (Shalom) from God.

Engagement with Viewers

  • The importance of subscribing and sharing information about significant biblical feasts is highlighted as part of fulfilling prophetic purposes.
  • Encouragement is given to follow Pastor Carlos A. Hernández V on YouTube for further teachings, reinforcing community engagement through shared faith experiences.