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In John 5:46-47, Yeshua tells the religious leaders:
46 For if you believed Moses, you would believe Me, for he wrote about Me.
47 But if you do not believe his writings, how will you believe My words?"

25/07/2026

🎶 Hebrew Music Feature: Yavo Eleinu (He Will Come to Us)

Today, I would like to share something different from our usual teachings and discussions—a beautiful Hebrew Messianic song that has deeply inspired my faith journey.

Part of what drew me closer to the Hebrew roots of our faith was seeing how God continues to fulfill His promises to Israel. One example is the transformation of the Arabah desert region, where barren land has become productive and fruitful. It reminds me of the words of Isaiah 35, where the wilderness rejoices and streams break forth in the desert.

The song Yavo Eleinu ("He Will Come to Us"), performed by Messianic Hebrew artists through the Midor Ledor project, carries a powerful message of hope and expectation. Its lyrics speak of the coming of Yeshua the Messiah—the Star of Jacob, the Scepter of Israel, the Prince of Peace, and the Renewer of our days.

May this song encourage you to reflect on God's faithfulness, His promises, and the hope of Messiah's coming Kingdom.

▶️ Listen, worship, and be blessed.

11/07/2026

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23/05/2026

🕎 The King’s Business Podcast

In this episode, Bro. Kris is joined by two respected elders and teachers of Messiah the Living Torah Center: Rabbi Aike and Pastor Alvin, for an in-depth discussion about the Kingdom of God, its foundations, laws, justice system, and prophetic significance.

Pastor Alvin, who taught theology and philosophy at the Asian Theological Seminary for around 15 years and has been studying and practicing Torah principles since 2016, shares important insights on the biblical structure of a kingdom—explaining the role of the king, the people, the law, and the territory in establishing a righteous nation under God.

One powerful point raised in the discussion centers on the Torah laws concerning land inheritance, debts, and Jubilee restoration. Pastor Alvin reflects on the situation of many Filipinos who lose inherited land because of debt, poverty, or financial hardship. He explains how, according to Torah principles in Leviticus 25, lands return to their original families during the Jubilee, debts are released, and justice is restored to the people. The discussion highlights how these biblical principles could transform society by protecting families, preserving inheritance, and promoting economic justice.

Rabbi Aike, a Torah teacher and researcher with more than 20 years of study in the Jewish roots of the Christian faith and formal studies through the Israel Bible Center, connects these kingdom principles to current world systems, biblical prophecy, and the coming Millennial Kingdom of Yeshua. The episode explores how the Torah functions as the constitution of the Kingdom—covering justice, sabbatical years, Jubilee, festivals, moral law, and righteous governance.

The conversation also highlights the Feast of Shavuot (Pentecost), its connection to the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai, and the coming of the Holy Spirit in Jerusalem. Together, the teachers explain how the biblical festivals are prophetic appointments deeply connected to God’s Kingdom plan and the life of Yeshua the Messiah.

▶️ Watch the full episode and discover how the Kingdom of God offers a vision of justice, restoration, and hope for the nations.

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