What unique insights does First Harvest Ministries provide on the relationship between Yahweh and the Church's bride?

First Harvest Ministries teaches that the “bride” language in Scripture is first and eternally rooted in Yahweh’s marriage to Israel, not in a replacement by the Gentile church. Hosea 2 and Romans 11 are central: Yahweh’s covenant with Israel is never revoked, even after the Torah divorce.

From there, the ministry explains that Yahshua’s bridegroom role is mediatorial and temporary. Like Moses was a proxy husband under the Mosaic covenant, Christ functions as the better mediator of the renewed covenant, cleansing and preparing the bride to be ultimately presented back to Yahweh, the original Husband, under the never‑annulled Abrahamic covenant.

The “bride” itself is treated as a covenant role, not a gendered romance: “she” represents the submitted party in covenant—those who enter obediently into Yahweh’s commandments, feasts, and laws. In this view, to “be the bride” is to live in surrendered covenant obedience that leads to restored relationship with the Father through the Son.

Would you like a simple step‑by‑step summary of how Moses and Christ’s mediatorial roles parallel each other in this teaching?