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HOW THE EARLY JEWISH CHURCH MOVEMENT OF YESHUA GREW What if the early Church didn’t grow through programs, buildings, or altar calls—but through tables, meals, and hospitality? In this teaching, we explore how baptism and the breaking of bread were originally first-century Jewish evangelism tools, not closed religious rituals. Drawing from the Road to Emmaus, Acts 2, Passover, and Paul’s teaching in 1 Corinthians 11, we show how the gospel was proclaimed in homes—where people’s spiritual eyes were opened at the table, not pressured at the pulpit. On the road to Emmaus, the disciples’ hearts burned during Scripture, but their eyes were opened when the bread was broken. That same pattern explains why the early believers broke bread from house to house—and why the Lord added to them daily those who were being saved. This teaching covers: • Why ordinances were never meant to be religious walls • How the breaking of bread proclaims the full gospel and the new birth • Why hospitality precedes revelation • How to evangelise without pressure or altar calls • Why receiving the messenger is receiving Messiah • How this model multiplies faith when institutions fail This is not about replacing the Church. It’s about restoring the table as the place where Messiah is recognised. If you’ve ever wondered how to share the gospel naturally—with friends, family, or over a meal—this teaching is for you.