Unconditional Love. Part-One.

Elohim Loves us.

To believe in Elohim we must have faith, but it is Him who chooses us not we who choose Him. Elohim has unconditional love for us, He tolerates our failing, where we do not to each other.  This is why Elohim Adonai is mercyfull and forgiving to all who come to Him

Elohim, through Yeshua Adonai expects us as believers in Him to be able to practise that love to others in good deeds and in the forgiveness of enemies.

Yohanan 13:34,   Romans 12:9-10,   Ephesians 2:4,   1 Yohanan 4:10, 19.

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Yosef, The Perplexed Man. Part-Four.

‘Hearing.’

At the end of the day we see that Yosef became a hearing and acting man. He was putting his faith in Elohim into action. Yosef started off as a good traditional Jewish man, always wanting to do what was right, but at the end of his life he became a believer in Yeshua Adonai. We are not told too many details about this father role that Yosef had with the Messiah, but the emphasis hear is on listening, hearing and acting on what Elohim is saying to us today.  Deuteronomy 3:33, Acts 21:20,  Romans 1:8,  2:13,  Galatians 3:2.

Yosef, The Perplexed man. Part-Three.

Following Instructions.

Don’t be afraid Yosef, take Mari as your wife, for she will bear the promised Messiah concieved by the Ruach Ha’Kodesh.  Matthew/Levi 1 :18-25.

Yosef obeyed the instructions of Elohim, later he would so the same in the flight to Egypt, because of Herod murdering all the children up to two years old, in his paranoid fit. Matthew/Levi 2:13-15.  Elohim spoke to Yosef again in Egypt, ‘its time to return to Ysrael.’ Matthew/Levi 2:19-23.

Yosef was not only a good man, he was obedient in hearing Elohim and following the instructions.

If we do, apply and put into practice what Ha’Adon is telling us to do. We will have success and be blessed. That is why Yeshua came to save us from our sins, if we would place our trust in Him, we will receive the New birth and the New life eternal.  Matthew/Levi 1:21.