|
October 2019
Abundant Atoning Blessings from Abundant
Bread of Salvation:
Yom Kippur Scripture Meditations:
Yom Kippur is a
solemn day when Jewish people reflect on their sin from the past year. They
come humbly before God seeking forgiveness and His favorable “sealing” for
the coming year. Messianic Jews understand that Yeshua (Jesus) is our
perfect high priest who sacrificed His own blood and took it into the
heavenly Holy of Holies on our behalf. With His blood, He made complete
atonement for us.
Here are some
Scriptures to help as you worship God on Yom Kippur. May your day be filled
with humility, genuine repentance, gratitude and awe.
Yeshua, your
atonement
The Jewish roots
of the New Covenant come alive in Hebrews chapters 7–10 as they reveal how
Yeshua is our high priest, sacrifice and atonement.
Consider what your
sin cost Yeshua
* He humbled
Himself to save you – Philippians 2:5–8
* He suffered
fear, anguish and pain for you – Luke 22:41–44. Luke 22:63–65, Isaiah 53
* He was scarred
more than any man – Isaiah 52:14
* He willingly
gave His life “for the joy set before Him”: your reconciliation to God –
Hebrews 12:1–3
Meditate on what
YESHUA/Jesus’ sacrifice acquired for you
* Eternal life –
John 3:16, 10:28
* Abundant life –
John 10:10
* Peace with God –
Romans 5:1
* Redemption –
Ephesians 1:7–8
* Atonement – 1
John 2:2, 4:10
* The
righteousness of God – 2 Corinthians 5:21
* You are a child
of God – John 1:12
* You are a new
creation – 2 Corinthians 5:17
* You cannot be
separated from God’s love – Romans 8:35
* You are sealed
for eternity in God – 2 Corinthians 1:21–22, Ephesians 1:13–14
* There is no
longer any condemnation for you – Romans 8:1
Reflect on what
Yeshua does for you
* He never leaves
you – Matthew 28:20
* He intercedes
for you – Hebrews 7:25
* He empowers and
strengthens you – Philippians 4:13
* He heals you – 1
Peter 2:23–24, Isaiah 53:5
* He helps you
when you are tested – Hebrews 2:18
May you have a
sacred and holy Yom Kippur.
Brian and the
Abundant Bread of Salvation Team
Thank you for your
prayers for the eyes of our Jewish People to be opened as we daily serve
them here in Israel.
|
No comments:
Post a Comment