1. Part I

2.  DEFINITIONS  Yeshua Ha Mashiach – Jesus Christ /The Anointed  Torah – G-ds Teaching and Instructions  Immanuel – G-d with us in order to save  Omniscient- Knowing All Things  Omnipresent-Present Everywhere at the same time  Omnipotent-All Powerful

3.  Deity – State of having the character, nature & attributes of G-d  Divine – Character, Nature & Attribute of G-d  Divinity – G-d  Echad – Oneness, a complete unity  Godhead – The personality of G-d (a word used only three times, only in the New Testament/Brit Hadasha, taken from three separate Greek words. Strongs #2304, 2305, 2320 Each of which has the root word “Theos” G-d #2315

4.  Shema – Declaration of the Hebrew belief in one G-d – Deut 4:4-5  Tenach – Old Testament  Brit HaDasha – New Testament  There is only ONE G-d- Isaiah 12:1-6 Yeshua Is G-d/YHWH

5.  The Messiah is a human, male, from the offspring of Chavah – Genesis 3:15  He would come from the nation fathered by Abraham – Genesis 12:1-3 and would fulfill the covenant made to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob - Genesis 49:10  He is the presence (face) of G-d among His peoples – Ex. 33:14 cf Isaiah 63:9

6.  He would be from the family of David, and would fulfill the promise of his eternal dynasty, bringing the Torah to all peoples – 2 Sam. 7:19, Psalm 89; Isaiah 42:1-4  He is eternal (Micah 5:2) and would embody the Name – Jeremiah 23:6  He will suffer for the transgressions of His people, life for life, yet win over death through His resurrection- Isaiah 52-53

7.  He would be born to a Jewish virgin (Isaiah 7:14) and fulfill the promises he made to the fathers – Isaiah 9:6  He was born in Bethlehem (House of Bread) – Micah 5:2, Matthew 2:1 etal  He lived and grew up in Nazareth (Matthew 2:23 etal) and spoke the words of YHWH to His brethren as Moses said He would (Deuteronomy 18:15)

8.  He was despised and rejected by His own, in accordance with the words of the Prophets (Isaiah 53, Psalm 22: 16, Zech 12:10; John 1:11)  He was killed at Pesach time and rose from the dead three days later – Matthew 27:35, et al, 1 Corinthians 11:23 ff, 15:3 ff  He ascended from this earth back to the presence of the Almighty where He now sits at His right hand (Acts 1:9, Romans 8:34, Hebrews 1:3, 1 Timothy 3:16

9.  He will return at the appointed time to gather His elect and to rule as the victorious Messiah upon the earth- Psalm 2:9, Rev 2:27, Isaiah 52:13, 1 Thess 4:13  Forgiveness of sin and a place in the world to come is found only in Him – Psalm 2; Isaiah 42; John 6:44; 14:6; Titus 2:11-14

10.  There is only ONE G-d who has manifested Himself to the world in diverse forms across the ages.  G-d revealed Himself as Father in the creation of the universe, as Son in the Redemption of humanity and as the Ruach HaKodesh/Holy Spirit in these last days as the facilitator of the restoration of Israel

11.  Yahweh Is One  Deuteronomy 6:4-5 – Shema  Zachariah 14:9  Deuteronomy 32:29  Isaiah 43:10  Isaiah 44:6-8  Isaiah 45:21-22  Joel 2:32

12.  Yeshua Is Yahweh  When you see Yeshua speaking to G-d in the scripture, He is showing you how to relate to G-d.  Romans 3:27-31  Ephesians 4:4-6  Galatians 3:20  Mark 12:23-32  James 2:19

13.   The Divnity of Messiah – Yeshua HaMashiach is G-d manifested in the flesh.  The mystery of the Godhead is not related to the Trinity. Rather, the msytery surrounds the illumination that Yeshua was G-d at the same time that He was flesh

14.  Consider……….  Yeshua in His Divinity is G-d….and in His humanity is man  Yeshua in His Divinity is Father….and in His humanity is son  Yeshua in His Divinity is Spirit…..and in His humanity is flesh  Yeshua is G-d, came to save us…and as human He died to redeem us 

15.  Hebrews 1:1-4  Isaiah 12:1-6 (key vs 3)  Colossians 2:8-10  1 John 5:20 – “Son of God” means Yud Hey Vav Hey in Hebrew  Titus 2:11-14  Jude 25  Romans 9:3-5  1 Timothy 1:15-17  John 20:26-27

16.  If there is only one G-d and Yeshua HaMashiach is the One True G-d who manifested Himself in the flesh –then the God of the “Old Testament” is NOT a separate God form the “New Testament”  The idea of a stern “law-giving God” of the Old Testament and a gentle, kind and long suffering God of the New Testament as revealed by Yeshua was advanced by a 2 nd century heretic named MARCION

17.  Marcion belived in the dualism of G-d i.e more then one God.  Marcion’s theory was so offensive to the Church fathers that they branded him a heretic and had him excommunicated in the mid 2 nd century. Afterwards Marcion began his own sect of Christianity in Rome and by the end of the 2 nd century, Marcion’s doctrine had nearly replaced the teaching of Yeshua and His Talmidim that YHWH was ONE

18.  Marcion taught that the Old Testament – specifically the Torah- was to be rejected in its entirety because it belonged to an evil inferior god who was the G-d of the Jews and not the G-d revealed by Yeshua. Marcion taught that nothing truthful or good was found in the Torah and that Yeshua rendered it obsolete. Marcions doctrine claiming the dualism of god continues to infiltrate many Churches today. This doctrine helped to form the basis of the modern concept known as the Trinity.

19. TENACH/OLD TESTAMENT  Deuteronomy 6:4  Exodus 3:14  Deuteronomy 32:39  Isaiah 45:21  Job 9:8  Deuteronomy 4:39  Brit HaDasha/New Testament  John 10:30  John 8:58  John 8:24  Titus 2:13  Matthew 14:25  John 3:13

20. TENACH/OLD TESTAMENT  Deuteronomy 4:39  Psalm 23:1  Isaiah 44:6  Exodus 6:2-3  Isaiah 40:8  Isaiah 40:3  Brit HaDasha/New Testament  John 3:13  John 10:11  Revelation 22:12-13  Revelation 1:8  Matthew 24:35  John 1:23-29

21. TENACH/OLD TESTAMENT  Isaiah 40:3  Isaiah 7:14  Isaiah 9:6  Isaiah 45:22  Brit HaDasha/New Testament  John 1:23-29  Matthew 1:21-23  John 14:8-9  Acts 4:10-13