Why Yeshua’s Words Enraged His Hometown in Luke 4:14–30 | Beth Shulam | Shalom Y’all
- Preacher
- Joseph Shulam
- Tradition
- Messianic Jewish
- Published
- Length
- 15:49
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Why Yeshua’s Words Enraged His Hometown in Luke 4:14–30 | Beth Shulam | Shalom Y’all What happens when Yeshua declares His mission in His hometown synagogue? In Luke 4:14–30, Yeshua reads from Isaiah, proclaiming the Spirit of the Lord is upon Him to bring freedom, healing, and restoration—the true Jubilee. Beth Shulam unpacks this bold sermon, exploring its ties to Isaiah 61, Isaiah 58, and Leviticus 25, and shows how Yeshua redefines the Messiah’s mission for Israel and the nations. Discover why His words enraged the crowd, how this moment foreshadows His greater rejection, and why it remains a powerful call to live as people of God’s Jubilee today. #Luke4, #SpiritOfTheLord, #BibleStudy, #Yeshua, #Messiah, #JewishRoots, #NewTestament, #Isaiah61, #YearOfJubilee, #ProphecyFulfilled, #ChristianPodcast, #FreedomInChrist, #TorahConnections, #Salvation Part of the Netivyah International The Archive Initiative. Copyright Beth Shulam @ 2025 Learn more and support the work of Netivyah International:🌐 https://www.netivyahinternational.org Support the ministry:🤝 https://www.netivyahinternational.org/support-us Explore books, studies, and resources:📚 https://netivyah.store Join the Blue Heart Movement against antisemitism:💙 https://www.netivyahinternational.org/blueheart Subscribe for more teachings on the Jewish roots of the New Testament. #MindCandy, #JosephShulam, #Netivyah, #NetivyahInternational
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