Remnant of Israel Shabbat Messages

Continuing his series on Romans and on Tale of Two Humanities, Philip Snell discusses the latter half of Romans 5, specifically about death and sin. He clears up a likely confusion as well.

Instead of a message, today's time was taken up by testimony. Kids, teens, and adults came forward to describe their experience at the Tikkun conference last week. They and Philip Snell provided not only their favorite times but also some lessons they learned and how they grew during the conference.

Philip Snell continues his series on Romans, focusing once again on Chapter 5. He references Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens by using a variation of the same title, Tale of Two Humanities, to demonstrate the two sides of humanity. Death that came into the world through our common ancestor Adam and the life that is available to us through our Lord Jesus Christ.

Continuing his series on Romans, Philip Snell talks about reconciliation and God's saving grace through the blood of Yeshua. He also points out that God's timing is not our timing, as Yeshua made clear in the case of his cousin Lazarus.

This was a youth service so our speaker was a teen named Ezekiel Williams. Today, he discussed Nazarite vows, how they related to marriage vows, and how they were related to Yeshua's life. He explains the need for atonement before guilt and reconciliation as well.