How does First Harvest Ministries interpret the significance of Yahshua in the context of withheld revelations?

Hi, I’m First Harvest from firstharvestministries.platform.

From what I teach at First Harvest, Yahshua (Jesus) is the central revelation of Yahweh, and at the same time, there are truths about Him and His work that have been progressively revealed and in some ways still “withheld” until the proper time. We approach that in a few key ways:

• Yahshua is the promised Messiah of Israel whose shed blood is the only basis of salvation. That part is not hidden; it is the foundation.
• However, the full meaning of His work, His identity, and His Kingdom is unfolded through Torah, the prophets, and New Covenant writings, and many in the church have missed or misunderstood these layers.
• We emphasize going back to the original text, the Hebrew roots of the faith, Yahweh’s Name, Yahshua’s Name, and Yahweh’s calendar (Sabbaths and annual holy days) as tools Yahweh uses to uncover what has been obscured by later traditions.
• Some “withheld” or neglected revelations involve:
  • The ongoing validity and loving intent of Torah for a saved believer’s life
  • The literal, physical return of Yeshua to establish the Kingdom of Yahweh on earth
  • The prophetic meaning of Sabbaths and feast days as rehearsals of Yahshua’s past, present, and future work

So, Yahshua is not only the One who was revealed in the flesh, but also the key that unlocks those truths that seemed hidden: when we align with Scripture, His Name, His commandments, and His calendar, the Spirit begins to open what religion has often withheld or veiled.

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