Join Matt & Jake in this enlightening discussion as they explore the biblical "Seed War" from Genesis to Revelation, starting with the powerful prophecy in Genesis 3:15. Dive deep into the enmity between the serpent and the woman’s seed, and how this conflict unfolds throughout Scripture. They also unpack the prophecy of Tyre in Ezekiel, offering insight into its significance and prophetic fulfillment. From Genesis 10:15-19 and the lineage of Canaan to the final victory over evil, discover how God's plan of redemption is revealed in history and prophecy.

Key Topics Discussed:

Genesis 3:15 – The First Prophecy of the Messiah & the Seed War

The descendants of Canaan in Genesis 10:15-19 and their role in Scripture

The Prophecy of Tyre in Ezekiel and its end-time implications

The battle between the seed of the woman and the serpent’s seed from Genesis to Revelation

How God's redemptive plan unfolds in the midst of the conflict between good and evil

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Genesis 3:15 – The first prophecy of Jesus and the ongoing war between good and evil.

Genesis 10:15-19 – The genealogies of the Canaanites and their impact on the biblical narrative.

Ezekiel Prophecy – The judgment and future of Tyre, and its significance in prophetic history.

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Spring signifies renewal, as nature awakens, marking a time of new life, especially for animals. This season aligns with the biblical calendar and the Sabbath, inviting believers to focus on rest, family, and spiritual growth. The rhythms of life, seen in nature and scripture, remind us to embrace pauses for deeper connection with the Creator.

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Join us for a peaceful and open discussion about how to celebrate Passover in our households. In this video, we share our personal experiences and practices surrounding this sacred time, focusing on the importance of Yah's Passover and how we participate in it with family and tradition.

There will be no arguing or debating, just honest, heartfelt conversation about this meaningful celebration.

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In this episode of Sabbath Lounge, we sit down with Jeana Anderson, a multifaceted health practitioner, holistic wellness advocate, and beloved member of God’s royal family. Jeana shares her unique journey of natural healing, from being a therapeutic massage therapist to a biofeedback specialist and water aerobics instructor. We caught up with her at the Rukus Event in Fort Smith, Arkansas, where she spoke about the importance of supporting meaningful causes, like Kaleb House.

We dive into her passion for serving others, her commitment to natural health practices, and her desire to live a life full of gratitude and purpose. Jeana also talks about how her upbringing on a farm and her love for the outdoors have shaped her approach to wellness and holistic living. She shares insights into her book and how her faith shapes every aspect of her life.

You won’t want to miss Jeana’s empowering words on faith, family, and wellness, and her incredible mission to inspire and help others live healthier, more fulfilled lives.

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• Jeana’s journey as a holistic health practitioner

• The importance of natural healing and wellness practices

• Her thoughts on living with purpose, gratitude, and confidence

• Insights from her book and the Rukus event for Kaleb House

• How faith and family inspire her daily life

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In this special interview, I sit down with Luke Abaffy from The Life Podcast to discuss how Torah observant believers can thrive in today’s world. Luke shares his insights on living like Yeshua, becoming more self-sufficient, keeping Torah at work, pursuing clean living, and building a strong community.

Luke delves into the practical ways we can align our lives with Torah while navigating modern challenges, offering a unique perspective on faith, history, and science that supports the Truth.

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• How to live like Yeshua in the modern world.
• Practical tips for becoming more self-sufficient and living clean.
• The importance of keeping Torah at work and in everyday life.
• Why building strong, Torah-focused communities is vital.

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Join us for a discussion on Romans 14. We dive into a key passage often used to argue that the Law is done away with. We explore how this chapter isn't about the Sabbath or eating pork, but rather about matters like fasting and eating food sacrificed to idols.

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• How Romans 14 is often misunderstood and misused.
• The true context of the passage and its focus on eating and fasting.
• Why understanding the original language and context is crucial for interpreting scripture.

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In this thought-provoking Sabbath Lounge discussion, we tackle key issues surrounding Torah observance, the 'Once Saved Always Saved' doctrine, and the fate of Korah in Scripture. We explore the tension between modern Christian views and the deeper teachings found in the Torah, particularly as it relates to how we observe the Sabbath and other biblical principles.

While we respect Jeff Schwarzentraub’s love for the Scriptures, we respectfully disagree with his views on the "Once Saved, Always Saved" doctrine.

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Was Korah saved? What does the Torah really teach us about salvation, obedience, and grace? We may not have all the answers, but we aim to encourage thoughtful reflection on these vital topics.

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In this week's Sabbath Lounge discussion, we examine the complex relationship between modern Christianity and Torah observance, specifically focusing on Exodus 23:10-33. Jeff Schwarzentraub's message on the keys to spiritual growth. Rest and worship are explored in depth, but we also address the ongoing debate about what it truly means to observe the Torah in the context of today’s church.

While we admire Jeff's passion for the Scriptures, we also respectfully disagree with his view on how the Sabbath, and how the Feast Days should be observed. The conversation around Israel and the Torah is more than just historical it’s deeply relevant to our spiritual walk today.

Join us as we unpack these vital topics, challenge conventional views, and explore how the principles of rest, worship, and trust can help deepen our relationship with Yeshua.

A quote from Jeff Schwarzentraub "That's the universe. "And he rested on the seventh day." Why did God rest? He wasn't tired, He wasn't stressed, He wasn't exhausted, He wasn't worn out. He was providing an example to all of us for how to live our lives. And to this day, if you go to Israel, from Friday night at sundown until Saturday night at sundown, it's called the Sabbath or Shabbat and nobody works. If you're staying in a hotel, in all likelihood, the elevator won't work. It'll open at every single floor and close at every single floor. And as an American it will drive you absolutely crazy, right? Because they don't want you to have to push the button because pushing the button is considered work. So on the Sabbath, the elevator goes automatically. And this was God's design for Israel. Now why would God say that they need to rest in Him?

Because when you rest, you get replenished. Let me just ask by show of hands, just this week, even if it was for five minutes or less, how many of you experienced just a little bit of anxiety or stress of any kind this week? Okay. That's why God gave us the Sabbath. That's why God gave us the Sabbath. Now for Israel, God had them set aside from Friday night till Saturday night. There are some people today that say, "It doesn't even count as a Sabbath unless you do that." But we know as believers in Christ that that is not the case, because God in the book of Romans, through the apostle Paul, who was inspired by the Spirit tells us this. In Romans chapter 14 in verse five, he's talking about food and he's talking about dates. And when he talks about dates he says this, Romans 14:5, "One person regards one day above another, another regards every day alike. Each person must be fully convinced in his own mind."

What we know to be true is that after Jesus rose from the dead and He rose on a Sunday, the early church began to meet on Sunday. So they didn't keep the Sabbath the way that the Jews met the sabbath. Why? Because Jesus Christ was the fulfillment or the end of the law. So here's what he tells us about Sabbath. He tells us that we're in the Sabbath rest when we're in Christ. So God doesn't specifically tell us that there's one specific day that we must set aside, but the principle of it remains. The principle of it remains. The fact that so many of you raised your hands and talked about stress or anxiety. And the ones who didn't, it was because you were too stressed and anxious to raise your hand, shows that we need time set aside in our life to refresh in the Lord."

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