Israel's Crossing
The Land On the Other Side: A Bridge between Jews and Gentiles
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The Priesthood has a significant impact and was essential to what God did in the Old Testament and what He's doing today. The priesthood signifies offering and it is interesting that giving started at a time when the temple was still in its building stage, a temple that was not made of hands but of God himself, Abel and Cain were the first to start giving of their first fruits in recognition of God's abundant grace, Adam never acknowledged God by showing any gratitude when Eve was created to accompany him, and Sin slowly came along when Adam and Eve failed to show their gratitude towards God. What is required for us to bring our offering, we cannot give our offering without a temple, a temple without priest is neither possible, so in fulfilling this promise God made all complete by providing us the best he had, a high priest and a perfect temple. (Zechariah 6:12-13) tell him this is what the LORD Almighty says: 'Here is the man whose name is the Branch, and he will branch out from his place and build the temple of the LORD. It is he who will build the temple of the LORD, and he will be clothed with majesty and will sit and rule on his throne. And he will be a priest on his throne. And there will be harmony between the two. We must learn to thank him, thank him for the wonderful things that surround us each day, not only is it to gain acceptance from our Lord, but also to achieve the victory over our enemies. We see different examples of how the Lord delivered the enemy into the hands of his people. You must give thanks to win the victory over pride and self-exaltation and trust God that the strength God gives you is sufficient for the accomplishment of his purpose, once you understand the importance of this principle, you will always come out victorious, the faith involved is important but the act of being thankful is just as important. The signs of war are getting closer and closer to where God is steering his people to take the victory in the strength God instated on his chosen people. Gideon knew that it was impossible to win the war on the Midianites in his own strength but wanted assurance that only God was in control, in his inquisition he inquired “is it really you talking to me”. God answered "Go in the strength you have and save Israel, am I not sending you?” Gideon knew this was a sign, and He instantly asked God to allow him to bring his offering which God later consumed by fire, (Judges 6:17 NIV). The giving of your first fruits is a sign of recognition of who God is and his provision, by looking at Abel and Cain we should pay careful attention to how they gave of their first fruits (Genesis 4:3). God’s plan was for everyone to become priests to not only deliver the first fruits but also (Romans 15:16) “to be a minister of Christ Jesus to the Gentiles with the priestly duty of proclaiming the gospel of God, so that the Gentiles might become an offering acceptable to God, sanctified by the Holy Spirit.” (Psalm 110:4 and Hebrews 6:20) “The LORD has sworn and will not change his mind: "You are a priest forever, in the order of Melchizedek". God uses the priesthood as a way to redeem his people onto himself. Clearly God knows that his covenant with his people is a one-way covenant where only God can bring the task to successful completion. A new priesthood will be set forth (1 Samuel 2:35) where God sends His Son as high priest (One high priest who understands and acknowledges the suffering and who will minister to others).
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Will Israel after promises delivered some four thousand years ago come together where the Messiah again speak to His people?. The temple remains to be build and the priestly garments find their place in the temple.
My writing this book is to open towards the teaching that God has given us the Messiah, Yeshua that will return to deliver on the promise delivered by the prophets.
Israel's Crossing will provide with facts in History and bring Old and New covenant scripture where Jews and Gentiles cross the land to receive their Yeshua as their Messiah.
Every believer should enhance their personal position on the word given first to the Jew and then to the Gentile.
Author Frank Christian Hansen speak with rabbis and get their input on the importance of spiritual heritage based on covenants established more than four thousand years ago, these discussions together with Christian literature englobe a rich description of history where the Land on the other side represents purification from sin that will enable Jews to cross from an Old and perishable Covenant to a New and lasting Covenant.
About the Author
He was born and raised in Copenhagen, Denmark, later moved to Switzerland where he lived for twelve years and lived in Boca Raton, FL. USA., now lives in Toronto, Canada. His love for Israel as a Christian has been founded on the written scripture and have keyed his life around his faith in Yeshua. As Father of three and married since 1989 makes the mix of Italian and Swiss French Latin together with his North Germanic and English a good language mix. He was also awarded for his September 11th 2001 WORDS poem, currently working to write several books. The vision that God has placed on his heart is confirmed by the reading of this book, it re-iterates the need for a new covenant to take the place out of a perishable and suffering covenant where the law no longer serves the people but serves only the lawgivers. The World is struck by a fallen economy and a government that is faced with a reality that perceptions of who we are as people have changed. Daily struggles are more and more common to our culture and the children are the ones feeling the anxiety most as parents and families are faced with Job losses and a harder economy, to keep away from denial we must come to the understanding that one day God will again appear and our lives will be transformed, we must build on this ideal that no matter the circumstance, His love remains unconditional. Frank Hansen has seen the time of difficulty before and has confidence in the times to come, He describes the reasons for such difficulties and the road to recovery.