Hey everyone, you're listening to the Curt Landry podcast where we're going to help you
discover your kingdom destiny.
My name is Darrell and sitting right beside me is Rabbi Curt Landry.
And in this episode, we're going to be discussing why we stand and why you should stand with
Israel.
But before we jump into this episode, Rabbi, how was your weekend?
Oh, man, it's been great.
You know, this is an interesting time of year in Oklahoma.
Of course, it's cold, but I can tell you that the whole snow, they call this area of Oklahoma,
call it green country.
And of course, it is very green here most of the year.
But it's just, it's almost, I don't know, it's like everything changes when the snow
falls.
And the lake is steaming because of the temperature of the water compared to the air and everything's
covered in white.
It's beautiful.
So I, you know, there's a certain amount of, I don't like the cold weather particularly,
but I sure is beautiful, at least for a short period of time, have the fire and it's a great
atmosphere to cook spaghetti sauce in.
I can tell you that.
Yeah.
Nathan told me earlier that this is like a day or so ago.
It was the coldest day recorded in Tulsa history.
So it is very frigid for sure around this part of Oklahoma in this time of year.
So Rabbi, as we jump into this, you know, one thing that we want to kind of lead with
is that if you got questions, you can send it over to podcasts at curtlandry.com.
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Another thing that I want to remind people, you can get your free download for Goals to
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We'll put those two links in this episode's show notes description.
So Rabbi, this episode, it's going to be titled something like Why We Stand With Israel, but
the question that I started us off with, and I'll just ask it to you and then we can break
it down, but it's as simple as why do we stand and why should you, the listener, stand with
Israel?
So like, let's start from a real base level biblical understanding of this question.
Okay, so let's do something a little different.
I'm going to spring something on you, Teru.
Okay.
So let me ask you a couple questions.
You know your Bible.
So okay, God created man.
Okay, Adam and Eve.
Adam and Eve, what happened?
They fell, right?
Yeah.
So what happened is the covenant with God, God gave them authority over everything.
Covenant is broken and they're cast out of the garden.
So would you agree with that?
Yeah.
Okay.
So now, okay, now God has to restore covenant.
So when he restores covenant, he restores covenant with the man named Abram, right?
Okay, so when Abram, when he restores it, Abram obviously becomes Abraham.
And when his name is changed to Abraham from Abram means the father of many nations.
Okay.
But he also became the first Jew.
So he was circumcised.
He tithed to this king, priest, Melchizedek, and basically the restoration of covenant
authority of the garden was restored to Abraham and his seed.
Okay, would you agree with that?
Yes.
Okay.
So now, the reason I'm asking this is because people have to understand that when Jesus
Christ hung on the cross, he hung on the cross as a covenant act.
It was a covenant act to restore all the nations.
But in the covenant restoration story, God gave all authority to Adam.
He failed and now he's going to restore it and he goes to Abram.
So now if you go to Genesis chapter 12 verse 1, it says, now the Lord said to Abram, get
out of the country from your family and from your father's house to a land I will show
you.
Now this is the actual land of Israel.
I will make you a great nation and I will bless you.
I will make your name great and you shall be a blessing.
Now understand Abram is already a wealthy guy.
He already has a great name and God is now speaking this to him.
And in Genesis 12 3, it says, I will bless those who bless you, who's blessing Abraham,
this Jewish guy, the first Jew, and I will curse those who curse you.
So that's the main issue here is that blessing and cursing on the earth is determined and
most people struggle with this, but listen, this is how it works.
God blesses those who bless his choice and curses those who reject his choice.
And he says, and all the families of the earth shall be blessed through this blessing of
Abraham.
And it's a difficult concept, but what people need to understand, God had to restore covenant.
So now if you go to 2 Chronicles 7 14, it says, if my people who are called by my name
will humble themselves and pray, I will hear from heaven and I will heal their land.
So what's happening?
Who is the spirit of the Lord speaking to?
The Jewish people.
That's why when you have 2 Chronicles 7 14, you need to have repentive Jews in the mix
along with the Gentiles.
So now the next major covenant act in the Bible goes to Jesus Christ.
Jesus Christ comes, he's the Son of God, he is God incarnate on earth, and he is the
seed of David.
He is in the lineage of Abraham through the seed of David.
And so now he dies, he at Passover, he is the lamb of God who takes away the sins of
the earth.
But then he opens it up to all the nations because all the families, they were separated
from the commonwealth of Israel.
They were strangers to the promise.
But Jesus said, all who call on my name shall be saved.
So now the Gentiles, the non-Jewish people, have access to God's covenant.
So the reason that we bless Israel is because it is our root.
It is where we come from.
In common sense, you cannot curse the root of a plant, a tree, or a person and expect
to be blessed.
So you bless the root and you get to eat the fruit.
So here's a different question in perspective versus reality.
So like one thing that I probably do too much of, and my wife Morgan would agree that I
use terminology like, well, perception of this versus the actual reality.
But for me, on how I conceive and break down scenarios, I use this a lot.
And so I want to use one for saying the question and the thought process behind this is that
I've been to a lot of different types of churches in senses of denominations.
Obviously about two years ago, we came on here full time and moved to Oklahoma and started
working for Curt Landry Ministries.
But I think one thing that, I mean, some listeners might disagree with me, but most of the churches
that I've been to and attended, some that I would say would be very healthy and
some that would not be, and they would be on one side of the denominational side, that
they don't really mention in their Sunday to Sunday or Wednesday to small group time,
whatever you want to do that, they don't really mention too much about blessing Israel and
about doing aid to Israel.
And the ones that do kind of mention it here and there will have, like they'll do partnerships
and projects to do, say, this one thing, and then you don't really hear about it.
Why do you think that is?
Because to me, I think it's pretty common.
And I think a lot of people listening to this podcast will probably have a lot of experiences
in different churches and stuff that would probably say the perception versus reality
is that unfortunately, it's probably too much reality that there's just too many churches
and too many pastors and leaders that don't preach in the sense of, hey, this is something
we've got to do and like this needs to be a focus.
Why do you think that is?
Well, the root of it comes from traditional separation of the church from its Jewish roots,
which happened 1700 years ago with Constantine.
So you have a ruler in Rome who's wanting to overthrow the world and his problem is he
can overthrow most of the world with different gods, but he can't overthrow the Jewish people
because these monolithic people who believe in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, their
traditions, their calendar, and all these things, not only does it keep him blessed,
but here's the key, Darrell, it keeps him with this identity.
And so what he has to do, if you're going to control people, you have to change their
identity and he couldn't change the Jewish identity.
And now the early church from the time of Jesus' resurrection up until this Constantine
period was a messianic, one new man, Hebraic church, followed the Jewish calendar and interpreted
scripture through a Jewish filter.
And when Constantine comes and passes a law, makes it illegal to celebrate Passover, illegal
for Shabbat, illegal to even have circumcision, all these types of things, he was trying to
separate the people from, no, we're going to have this Roman Catholic type situation.
And really what he was attacking was the identity.
And so from that came a theology called replacement theology, where different theologians started
teaching that the blessings that you read about in the Abrahamic covenant that I just
read were only given, since the Jews, quote, killed Jesus, which they didn't, every sinner
on the earth killed Jesus, he died for our sins.
But let's take this narrative, the Jews killed Jesus, so they forfeit their covenant promise
and anti-Semitism arises.
And then the next thing that happens is the church has replacement theology and they start
translating and there's commentary all over the place with the church is now the Israel
of God.
And the problem that you have with that when you read the prophets is the prophets are
very specific about real estate and boundaries in the promised land.
And so how in the world do all the Christians and all the different denominations actually
possess the covenant God made with Abraham in regards to the boundaries?
I mean, they wouldn't even fit in the boundaries of Israel.
So obviously the land and the people have a covenant and we are grafted in healthy,
as Christians were grafted into that according to Romans 11.
But it's interesting that Paul, even back then, before the Constantine period, he said,
I desire that you be not ignorant of this mystery, that blindness in part happened to
the Jewish people until the fullness of the Gentiles have come.
I think that the reason most churches don't preach about it, they don't understand it,
most theological seminaries do not teach it or preach it.
And the reason that I, well, first of all, it's my calling to preach it, but my motivation
is, listen, I was an orphan.
I was conceived out of wedlock.
I didn't know my biological parents.
At 36, I get saved.
At 37, I get reconnected to my biological father.
I find out I have a Jewish mother.
And so what happened is I was adopted, but then I got grafted in back into my actual
biological life through my understanding who my biological father and mother.
That brought so much fullness to me at 37.
You have no idea.
But the same thing, I just equated that into my born-again experience.
So when I read the Bible and I read about Abraham and I read about Nehemiah and I read
about Isaiah, these are brothers to me because I'm Jewish.
There's no separation from me, but people who are non-Jewish and are born again, you
are part of the household of faith.
You are part of the seed of Abraham through faith.
And that's the reason I preach this message.
The big thrust of why I do this for 33 years is this, is as someone who comes from a corporate
behavioral-trained background, you can equip people all you want with positive motivation
in their purpose, and they will excel.
But at some point, they'll burn out.
If you don't want to burn out, then what you have to do is find your spiritual identity
that creates your purpose, which creates your destiny.
Supernatural inheritance starts to be released in your life, and then you can leave a legacy.
So you don't burn out.
So I'm 68 years old.
I'm in ministry all these years.
I'm probably more on fire for what I do right now at 68 than I was when I was, let's say,
38.
And the reason is, is because my identity and my purpose are married together as one.
So I understand, I don't waste time doing something that somebody else is supposed to
do.
It's identity-driven.
And so for every Christian, I would recommend that you go buy my book, Reclaiming Our Forgotten
Heritage, understand the journey of finding identity.
And the reason that I think people should find their identity is because your identity
will release the synergy with your creative nature in God.
And that is absolutely a key.
And it's very important, particularly in this world of anti-Semitism right now.
If you think about it, look at Harvard University, which was a Christian university, and here
they are allowing pro-Palestinian anti-Semitic activity and not even understanding that it's
evil.
So what happened is they lost their roots.
Harvard University and that leadership is they may be Christian in name, but they're
not in spirit because it says right here, it says, I will curse those who curse you.
So what you're doing is it's important to remember where we came from.
And we are a Jew, our nation, the United States of America, is a Judeo-Christian nation founded
on a constitutional republic that has a constitution that is grounded and founded in biblical Judeo
principles.
That's how this country was founded.
That's how this country is being blessed.
And the enemies of this country know if they want to overthrow it, they have to uproot
us and plant us in something else.
And once we lose our identity, and it's not going to happen, I'll tell you right now.
But anyway, they're going to take a pretty good shot at it.
That's why this message and this podcast and our ministry is important to me is to let
them know that we are the seed of Abraham grafted in, whether you're Jew or Gentile.
Podcast at curtlandrew.com, send your questions to us there.
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Just make sure you put something in the title and subject line.
Rabbi, I can't say that enough how many times we're going to get emails and ones that have
come in that don't have anything in the title or subject line, and they just go to the place
where emails go.
That happens.
It's kind of hard to thumb through it.
So just make sure you do that.
Also, if you want to find out how you can stand with us and stand with Israel, you can
go to curtlandrew.com forward slash stand with Israel.
Of course, we'll have all the links in the show notes of this episode.
So Rabbi, I want to kind of transition to the thought that let's say we have some spiritual
leaders listening to this podcast.
We have some pastors listening.
We have some preachers, and they want to know, I want to say technique, but like a couple
different ideas maybe, right, on how they can implement this biblical truth of standing
with Israel, blessing Israel into their messaging, into their church culture.
What's a couple tips that you have for those?
I think probably sharing Jesus in a way that they understand that this is a Jewish rabbi.
I think that they have to understand that Jesus Christ of Nazareth, first of all, His
real name is Yeshua.
The letter J wasn't even a letter until several hundred years ago.
So like if you're talking to a learned Hebraic, like a Jewish guy or an Arab, and you say
Jesus, and I've had this happen, so I'm just sharing, they'll say, well, that can't be
His name.
It didn't even have J's until whenever, you know?
And I say, I know, but His name is Yeshua, like Yah-she-wah, like Joshua, and then they
all know what that is.
So again, you need to understand that you're looking at Jesus.
He is a circumcised, Sabbath-keeping, feast-keeping rabbi, and they called Him rabbi.
And I think that when you hear Him say these words, like how He's going to judge the whole
world, He says, when you do it unto the least of these, my brethren, the Jewish people,
you do it unto me.
I said, what did we do?
Like when I was hungry, you fed me.
That's why we do humanitarian aid.
You know, one of the patterns that I followed as a businessman, listen, the Lord revealed
this to me in the early 90s.
And so I went to my business partners.
I was in the fruit business at the time, and I said, man, look at this in the book of Acts.
It says, we are to be witnesses first in Judea, Samaria, and then all ends of the earth, Jerusalem,
Judea, Samaria.
And I said, we should follow that pattern.
So we started actually sowing seed as fruit brokers into Jerusalem, then Judea and Samaria.
And we still do it to this day, Curt Lander Ministries.
We have safe houses and Holocaust survivors and lone soldiers' houses in Jerusalem.
We support the city of Me'el D'Amin, which is Judea and Samaria.
We plant trees.
We take care of their security there and their safe houses in that city.
We work in all these places.
We plant trees.
And then, you know, we work in Africa.
We just got done taking care of 500 orphans in Kenya.
So the pattern of our seed sowing is Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and all ends of the earth.
So to answer your question, I think that I would speak about Jesus and His identity as
a Jew.
And what did He ask us to do?
He asks us to be a witness for Him.
And the Scripture is very clear, it's to the Jew first.
So I don't know if that's too deep, but no, no.
So let's take it from this angle.
For people listening that want to spread and tell their friends and family about this,
right?
How would you go about them if you had a little piece of advice on how to introduce it and
kind of back up maybe with a little piece of Scripture for them?
Okay, I would do just listen, one of the things that happens, and I've watched it, you know,
I've been doing this 33 years now.
Like myself, when I first discovered my Jewish roots, and a lot of people do, they go nuts.
And what happens is the people who haven't had the experience think, oh my gosh, you're
Judaizing me.
Or you know, you've become a Jew.
What's the matter with you, you crazy?
You know, I mean, literally, I get it, I get it.
It happened to me, and it happens to a lot of people.
So I would just say, first of all, you just need to understand that the, listen, I work
with First Nations people.
I'm actually an ordained peace chief with the First Nations tribes.
So one of the biggest things that I share with them when I share with the Jewish roots
with them is that you're not going to cease being native because you're following the
Jewish roots.
And the reason it's important, they need to know that God honors the indigenous people
as being Indians.
There's no shame in that.
They don't get saved and become Jews.
And the reason that's so important, if you look at the history, what happened with the
missionaries when they came to the Indians, they said, okay, now that you're a Christian,
cut your hair, lose the language, change these clothes, put on this.
And so what happened is it was shaming them to say, okay, if you're going to be a Christian,
you're not good enough as an Indian.
You've got to become a Christian.
Here's your clothes and here's your language and all that.
And it's left a deep wound in the people.
But the same thing has happened with Jewish people.
Like, if you become a Christian, you've got to quit doing the feasts.
You don't have to do Shabbat and all those types of things.
So I think the key is when a Gentile discovers the Jewish roots of the faith, you don't
have to become Jewish.
You can still be a good Gentile and observe Shabbat, celebrate the feast.
And when you're sharing it with people, you need to share the fruit of the blessing of
it for the fulfillment of finding your own identity.
And it draws you into more intimacy by the Holy Spirit to find Christ.
And allow the fruit of that to be there and that you're not Judaizing people.
You're not telling people, it's never good to go to somebody and say, you know what,
you're not good enough the way you're doing it and now you need to do it my way.
That's a very poor, socially dysfunctional way to evangelize.
So another resource that we have is another podcast.
It's called Generations at the Table with Megan Marcelino.
Probably somewhere in this episode, you've probably heard an ad for it.
As we're having this discussion, it's an awesome podcast with Megan.
She teaches powerful message of faith and the teachings that come with that, that link
everything from the Jewish roots in Christianity and how that can actually be so impactful
for your walk with the Father.
And so just search Generations at the Table.
You can find that wherever you listen to podcasts.
It's also the first podcast on the One New Man Network.
So Rabbi, what's...
Let's say that someone is now into a position to where they want to sow into the projects
that we have, that we're currently doing.
Why should they consider that?
And then anybody listening, again, in the show notes, curtlandry.com forward slash stand
with Israel, you can see what we're doing with that current campaign for the war efforts
in Israel.
But what would you tell someone that, hey, search your heart.
Financially you have an opportunity to bless Israel.
Why should they bless Israel through Curtlandry Ministries?
First of all, if the Holy Spirit's leading you to give to us, that would be the first
thing.
Listen, I have people all the time.
I've had people come with large checks and people say, you know, they don't even know
me.
I don't know them.
And they'll say, yeah, the Lord told me to give you your ministry $25,000.
And I'm going, okay.
It's very reassuring to me.
So you have to ask yourself, why would the Holy Spirit do that?
Listen, Steve Schultz was on the air with me at Elijah List.
And so, you know, I was talking to him about what we were doing in Israel and it was probably
like two minutes into the conversation on the phone and Christie was...
We were on speaker and we're friends for years and years.
And he said, okay.
He said, oh, wow, Kurt, oh, I'm going to give you 50 grand.
I said, well, great, praise God.
So then we went another few minutes and he said, no, I'm going to give you 100 grand.
And I said, Steve, I feel like an auctioneer here.
Let's talk longer.
Okay, 150, 150, 150.
And he's joking because we're friends.
Okay.
But anyway, he did.
He ended up giving several hundred thousand dollars and like his ministry...
Why did he do that?
Because he understands the principle of what I just said.
He wanted the blessing of blessing Israel.
He also trusts us.
So why would Steve Schultz of the Elijah List do that?
Okay, he's known me 25 years and this is the reason.
If you give designated funds to go to Israel, listen, in 35 days we delivered...
In 30 days we delivered $975,000.80 or something, the exact amount Bob was telling me.
You know how Bob is.
All right, $0.80.
Well, praise God for that.
But anyway, in 35 days, over a million dollars delivered.
Now, why is that important?
First of all, the war effort, the things were urgent, but the fact that Sam and our team
can actually physically pick up a million dollars worth the bulletproof helmets, bulletproof
vest, the special lights that they need, the special medical bandages that coagulate blood
from surface wounds and all that type of stuff.
I mean, expensive stuff.
Food for the soldiers.
The reservists that came didn't have the right food, boots, boots and gloves.
Then they didn't have the right uniforms, special, like the uniforms, coats, it goes
on and on and on.
All this stuff, personal care items, toothbrush brushes, it's like deodorant, battery packs
to keep their phone solar charged so that they can call home to their family.
They've been separated from them for 30 days.
All that stuff, whatever it is they needed, other stuff I can't talk about.
But whatever, listen, these commanders are like my sons and they've known me and they
ask me and I say yes.
But the thing is, if you give $100, then that $100 goes to that project.
No different than, I'll give you an example.
Like for us, we have a program we've been doing for about 12 years and you met the kids,
it's called Bridge to Independence, where we take care of kids when they age out of
the social programs in Israel at 18, at the end of 18 when they turn 19, then they're
out on the street.
So they're out of the foster program that they have in Israel.
They don't call it that.
So anyway, we started a program 12 years called Bridge to Independence, where we take care
of them from 19 to 24.
So I always tell people, listen, if you have an identity problem, and this is a biblical
principle I've used, sow to what you need.
Okay, you need your identity in the Lord, enhanced, sow into these kids.
It's critical.
Listen, we've interviewed these kids.
The first interview I ever did with this one young girl, I called her Mighty Mouse, and
I asked her, I said, if you didn't have the Bridge to Independence program, you didn't
have our apartment that we have in Jerusalem, where would you be?
And she just looked at me and she said, I'd be dead.
And what she was saying is, I would have committed suicide.
So man, this is serious.
So if you sow a seed into the safe house program, then what you're doing is you sow the seed
and then you say this, Father God, I am sowing the seed into the apple of God's eye.
I'm sowing a seed unto the least of these, his brethren that they have four year program
in a safe house with, so to say, like adoptive parents and supervision and mentors.
And we provide for them to be able to grow up in an accountability and a place to make
good decisions to become good adults.
And Lord, that's what I need.
I want to be a mature Christian.
I want to function.
So I'm going to bless Israel in a special way.
I'm going to sow into these young men and women that they find their way so I can find
my way.
It's probably if you, if the Lord, if you'll sow to where you need to grow, God always
pours out abundant blessing.
And we'll be right back.
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Hey, one more thing.
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All right, now back to the show.
That's so good.
Curtlandry.com forward slash Stand with Israel, you can also look at all the other projects
that we have available right now that we're currently doing.
You can just do curtlandry.com and you can see all those as well.
Rabbi, as we kind of transition towards the end of this podcast, what's your prayer for
people listening to really gain from the education of this podcast?
It's super in-depth.
I mean, like, you know, he went straight historian on me, which you have to, to understand why
the landscape is and the messaging and the vibes now in churches that we know it in 2024.
But what's that prayer for the listener, people listening to this podcast on what they can
take away from this episode?
Well first of all, if you are trying to find yourself, please order my book, Reclaiming
Our Forgotten Heritage.
Okay, and just read it.
It was a work of love.
Megan and I wrote it.
And the reason I'm sharing that with you is I'm going to give you just a story.
I like to tell stories so you understand where I'm coming from.
My adoptive father, Ray Landry, he used to say things to me like this.
He'd go like, in regards to food, I like to cook, I'm a foodie, he's not.
And Ray used to say, Curtis, I don't know where you get this from.
And because, you know, I'm not his DNA.
I don't know where you get this.
And I'd say, and I didn't know, but when I was 37, just saved a year in the Lord, the
Lord miraculously reconnected me to my biological father, Joe McKay.
And when I met him, I all of a sudden knew, oh my gosh, literally, I was in a cafe in
Palm Beach, Florida, and I'm sitting there, it was all glass.
I'm looking out in the parking lot.
And here comes my biological father.
I've never seen him before.
And I see this guy drive up.
He's in a red Mercedes and convertible.
He gets out of the car and the way he walks, anybody that sees it, I walk a little different,
kind of waddle.
He's waddling out of the car and I'm going, oh my gosh, it's me.
You don't need any DNA tests.
Look, here he comes.
And you know, and he's from Palm Beach and he's a Palm Beacher, you know, he's a wealthy.
Did your heart sink?
You know, I mean, like what was the physical side of that?
My heart was beating out of my chest.
But here's the thing, what happened is when we were together, he started sharing who he
was.
It settled to who I am and a peace came.
The same thing about the Jewish roots of the faith.
The reason I teach it, for every Christian, the more you understand your own roots, the
more you'll have that heart throbbing experience with God himself.
See people, I think people forget about the relationship side of the Bible.
I was blessed.
I was blessed in several ways.
When I read it, I become Nehemiah.
When I'm reading, I become Joseph.
When I'm reading it, I become Peter.
So I think what people have to understand is that this is a relationship.
Yes, we're talking about covenant.
Yes, we're talking about blessing Israel and blessing the God of Israel.
But God wants to bless you.
And the biggest blessing of the Bible is to have a presence of God in peace and not have
to fear what the world is doing, knowing that God will take care of you and he'll meet
all of your needs according to Jesus, his riches and glory through Yeshua.
And so my journey of finding my way and having peace in the storm was being reconnected to
God and then finding out who I really am.
And that's my prayer.
All the ministry material, everything we do at One New Man, everything we do at Curt Landry
Ministries is driven to unlock your identity.
That's my joy.
If I could lay hands on every person, let's say, and I was dying, and they said, all right,
you got five minutes and you're going home to be with the Lord and there's a bunch of
people praying there, what would you pray over them?
I'd lay hands right on your forehead and I'd say, Father God, in Yeshua's name, unlock
their identity in you.
Powerful.
Don't really know where to go from here other than to say if this podcast has helped you,
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All right, Rabbi, let's wrap up.
People made it to the deep end of this episode.
What's your lasting thought for them?
You know, Jesus and Moses had two things about identity.
Moses, he's getting ready to go.
He's had a rough life and he's on the side of the mountain.
Think about it.
He's at Mount Sinai and the bush is burning but not being consumed.
And here's God empowering somebody who stutters, somebody who had failed in Egypt, tending
sheep, kind of so to say, minding his own business.
And he says to God, he goes, okay, I'll do it.
But who do you say, what should I say, who sent me?
And God said to Moses, I am that I am.
And if you think about it in Matthew 20, 22, verse 41, while the Pharisees were gathered,
Jesus asked them, saying, what do you think about the Christ?
Whose son is he?
And they said to him, the son of David.
Wow.
So what the Pharisees knew that this Messiah was going to come through the lineage of King
David, that is the Jewish roots of the faith.
In the book of Revelation, it talks about the end time church of Philadelphia and it
has the key of David.
And I'll leave this with deep thought with you.
I pray the Lord would release the key of David in your life because that key to your own
Jewish roots is the identity to release your destiny in Yeshua's name.
Man, Rabbi, it's been a good podcast.
It's been a really good discussion.
Of course, we hope that this show, this format is super beneficial to you in your physical
and spiritual life and journey.
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you.
All right, Rabbi, man, that was a good episode.
Good.
The Lord blessed me to share it.
And I think one of the reasons it's a good episode is I know what my inner heart desire
is.
It blessed me to unlock my identity and it brought so much fullness to me, you know,
33 years ago now.
And I pray for each and every one that follows us that your destiny be unlocked and that
you find that joy of being just who God called you to be and that the workmanship he has
prepared beforehand that you would be able to be about that work and that business in
Yeshua's name.
All right, that's going to wrap it up for this episode.
Rabbi, until next time.
Yeah, thank you.
Good luck.