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Bo 86 - They Will Look on Me Whom They Have Pierced - Olive Tree Messianic Synagogue

Bo 86 - They Will Look on Me Whom They Have Pierced - Olive Tree Messianic Synagogue In Parashat Bo (Exodus 10:1–13:16), we connect the final signs and wonders of Egypt, the Passover Lamb, and the prophecy of the "pierced one" in Zechariah. From the grammatical mysteries of the Hebrew word Et (Aleph-Tav: את) to the challenging ethics of the Tenth Plague, we dive deep into how Yeshua fulfills the Torah and what it means to cast aside our "slave selves" to embrace a new identity in Adonai. We examine the historical context of Pharaoh’s hardened heart, the spiritual roots of modern identity crises, and the necessity of calling out tribalism in favor of biblical truth. 🕒 Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction to Parashat Bo (Exodus 10:1–13:16) 0:58 - Prophecy Fulfilled: "They Will Look Upon Him Whom They Have Pierced" 1:35 - What is the "Word of the Lord"? (Logos in the Tanakh) 3:10 - Zechariah 12:10 and the Spirit of Grace & Supplication 4:56 - Addressing Translations of Zechariah 6:08 - Hebrew Word Study: Nabat (Look) and Elai (To Me) 6:48 - The Mystery of Et (את): The Aleph and the Tav 9:30 - The Future Fulfillment: Israel’s National Mourning 12:12 - Paranoia and Power: Lessons from Pharaoh’s Heart 14:00 - Sincere vs. Fleeting Repentance: Don’t Be a Pharaoh 16:15 - Tribalism and the Duty to Call Out Wrong on "Our Side" 18:42 - The Tenth Plague and the Great Cry of Egypt 20:42 - The Passover Lamb: A Required Act of Faith 23:20 - The Mixed Multitude: Freedom for All Slaves 24:50 - Removing the Leaven: Casting Aside the Slave Self 27:10 - The Leaven of Hypocrisy vs. The Leaven of the Kingdom 30:30 - Congregational Extremes: Legalism vs. Hyper-Grace 31:15 - A Compassionate Response to Identity, Depression, and Transgenderism 33:30 - Victims, Not Enemies: Seeing the Captive with Sympathy 34:40 - Identifying Modern "Golden Calves" and Idolatry 35:04 - The Ethics of the Plagues: Why the Firstborn? 36:45 - Life After Death: Mercy in the Midst of Judgment 38:40 - Solomon’s Judgment: Defining True Motherhood and Fatherhood 42:00 - The Idolatry of Public Figures and Cults of Personality 44:45 - America as Religion: Patriotism vs. Nationalism 46:50 - Preparing for a Modern Exodus: Heeding the Signs 💡 Key Highlights: The Aleph and the Tav: Yeshua identifies Himself as the Hebrew word Et (את)—the "connector" that attaches action to an object. By looking at Genesis 1:1 and Zechariah 12:10, we see Yeshua as the creative right hand of God, present even in the grammar of the Tanakh. The Ethics of the Tenth Plague: Addressing the difficult question of why God took the firstborn. We look at Numbers 3:12-13 to understand that the firstborn already belong to Adonai, and we discuss the mercy found in rescuing children from ungodly environments. Transformation vs. Counterfeit: A sensitive discussion on depression and modern identity movements. We explore how true transformation comes through the Messiah, whereas the world offers "emotional self-harm" and counterfeits that lead to further misery. True Loyalty: Why following the prophets means being willing to criticize your own "sect" or political "side." Real loyalty isn't blind; it seeks to save those we love from becoming like the "bad guys" they oppose. Modern Golden Calves: Is our patriotism becoming jingoism? A challenge to view our nations through God's lens rather than trying to understand God through an American lens. 📖 Scripture References: Torah: Exodus 10:1–13:16 Haftarah: Jeremiah 46:13–28 Brit Chadashah: John 1:1, 19:31–37 Additional References: Numbers 3:12–13; Zechariah 12:1–14; Revelation 1:11, 13:8; Matthew 13:33; Luke 12:1; Romans 8:2 🔗 Connect With Us: https://theolivetreemessianics.com/   / theolivetreecos   Support the Ministry: https://checkout.square.site/merchant... #Messianic #TorahPortion #ParashatBo #Yeshua #Passover #Zechariah1210 #AlephTav #BibleStudy #HebrewRoots #Exodus #Prophecy #BiblicalEthics #Patriotism #transformationjourney