Understanding the Prophecy Many believers have been taught to think of law and grace as opposites, but Scripture presents them in harmony. In this teaching, Tom examines Yeshua’s own words, along with key passages from the Old and New Testaments, to show that grace does not abolish God’s law—it establishes it. The law reveals sin,…
Understanding the Prophecy Daniel 8:14 is one of the most debated prophecies in Scripture: “Unto 2300 evenings and mornings; then shall the sanctuary be cleansed.” This teaching revisits that prophecy with a critical question—are we interpreting it in the correct time context? The key lies in Gabriel’s explanation: the vision is for the time of…
Understanding the Prophecy A common question arises when studying Daniel 7: Does the lion represent Israel? While Scripture does sometimes use lion imagery for Israel—or even for Yeshua—that does not mean every appearance of a lion carries the same meaning. This teaching emphasizes a critical principle: symbols must be interpreted by context, not by isolated…
Understanding the Prophecy The Eighth Great Day represents the true culmination of the plan of salvation—the moment when the kingdom is fully restored to God’s people. While many assume the restoration happens at the Second Coming, Scripture reveals that this final fulfillment comes after the millennium, at the very end of all prophetic events. The…
Understanding the Prophecy The phrase “the Lord’s Day” is often assumed to refer to Sunday—but Scripture itself never makes that claim. Instead, the Bible identifies a specific day that belongs to the Lord: the Sabbath. In Mark 2, Yeshua makes a defining statement: “The Son of Man is Lord also of the Sabbath.” This is…
Understanding the Prophecy The 144,000 represent the final generation of God’s people—those who are fully prepared to stand during the most intense period in earth’s history. They are not defined by ethnicity, but by spiritual condition: completely surrendered, sealed by God, and filled with the Holy Spirit. This group emerges just before the close of…
Understanding the Prophecy Revelation reveals not one reign, but two—and understanding the difference is critical to correctly interpreting the end-time timeline. The first reign is a thousand-year reign with Christ, which takes place before the earth is restored. During this time, the redeemed are not ruling on earth, but are instead with Christ in the…
Understanding the Prophecy Part two builds directly on the first identifying mark—obedience to God’s commandments—by revealing the second: the testimony of Yeshua, which Scripture defines as the Spirit of Prophecy. Revelation makes this unmistakably clear: God’s last-day people are not only commandment keepers, but also those who understand and proclaim prophetic truth. This is not…
Understanding the Prophecy In a time of global confusion—especially surrounding the identity of Israel—Scripture provides a clear answer: God’s people are not defined by nationality, but by faith and obedience. Romans 9–11 reveals that both Jew and Gentile alike are part of Israel only through acceptance of the Messiah. Those who believe are grafted in;…
