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“YHWH says: “Where is your mother’s divorce document which I gave her when I divorced her? Or to which of my creditors did I sell you? You were sold because of your sins; because of your crimes was your mother divorced.”
Did YHWH forsake Israel? Who is the suffering servant in Isaiah 50 and where is the divorce document? We address these questions, as well as why Isaiah 53 is not included among the haftarot, as we examine the text of Haftarah Eqev.
Haftarah Eqev: Isaiah 43:14 – 51:3
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Hebrew In Israel intro music: Çeçen Kizi by SeyyahEzek
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Larry Sterner
August 22, 2019 at 12:35 pm41:34 Israel is the captive of it’s captors (Christianity) for the past two thousand years, but will soon become masters of their taskmasters (Isaiah 14:1-4), however the king of Babylon in Isaiah 14 has been misidentified as Nebuchadnezzar, Poor Rashi. You all know who said in his heart he’d rise to heaven, mount the back of a cloud, and be like God himself Isaiah 14:12-15. If you don’t believe your a captive of Christianity for two millennia try smashing the Idols in Jerusalem (Deuteronomy 12:1-3).