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Session 25 - No One Can See God's Face and live... But Abraham Did and didn’t die?! Part 2

Is the God of the Bible One... or a Union? And if no one can see God and live, how did Abraham survive a face-to-face encounter with Yahweh? In this powerful continuation of the biblical paradox we began in Session 24, we now dive deeper into the nature of God as revealed in Scripture—not tradition. Are we bound by man-made dogmas, or can we allow the Bible to speak for itself? In this session, you’ll discover: The Paradox: Seeing God and Living • Why Exodus says no one can see God and live—yet Abraham saw Yahweh, served Him a meal, and lived to tell the story. • Was this Yahweh a representative? Or is there more than one person in Yahweh Elohim? The Hebrew Language Reveals the Mystery • The difference between “echad” (אֶחָד – a unified one) and “yachid” (יָחִיד – an only one) • How Genesis, Deuteronomy, and Isaiah all point to a God who is One in Unity, not in Singularity. Jesus as the Visible Yahweh • Why Jesus said, “He who has seen Me has seen the Father.” (John 9:8-11) • How Jesus confirmed His identity as the Son of God in Mark 14:61-62 • The shocking mathematical precision in Daniel’s prophecy that confirms both the death and resurrection of the Messiah—to the exact second When Prophecy, Language, and Logic Align • How Isaiah 9:6 calls the Son both Mighty God and Everlasting Father • What the Talmud records about the year AD 30—and how it confirms the New Testament timeline • Why the destruction of Jerusalem, foretold by Daniel and Jesus, was timed exactly as predicted If you’ve ever wrestled with: • The mystery of the Trinity • The difference between dogma and truth • Whether the Old Testament really speaks of Jesus • Or how God can be seen and not seen, one and yet plural... This class will change how you read Scripture forever. Key Scriptures: Genesis 18–19, Exodus 33, Deuteronomy 6:4, Isaiah 9:6, John 9, Mark 14, Daniel 9, Luke 19 & 21, Amos 9:11-12 Sources cited include: The Talmud (Yoma 39b, Shabbat 22b), historical timelines, biblical Hebrew terms Objective proof. Biblical paradox. Prophetic precision. This isn’t about interpreting Scripture to fit theology—it’s about letting Scripture interpret itself. Because God is not the author of confusion. Like, Comment, and Subscribe to stay on this journey of revelation. Turn on notifications so you don’t miss the next session, where we will continue unsealing “The Messiah Codes!” #MessiahCodes #BibleParadoxes #Yahweh #JesusIsMessiah #TrinityInTorah #DanielProphecy #TalmudAndJesus #OneGodPlurality #Isaiah9 #BiblicalTruth #EndTimes #ChurchInTanakh