Romans 7:2-6 - Dead to the Law, Married to Messiah
In this study from the Book of Romans (אֶל־הָרוֹמִים), Brother Gideon Levytam explores the challenging but vital seventh chapter, focusing on the believer's relationship to the Law (Torah). Using the apostle Paul's illustration of the marriage bond, Gideon explains how a believer is released from the dominion and curse of the Law. Just as a wife is freed from the law of her husband upon his death, those who have died with Messiah are freed from the Law's power to condemn. This freedom, however, does not mean the Law is abolished, for it remains holy, just, and good. Rather, the believer is now joined to a new husband—the resurrected Yeshua the Messiah. The purpose of this new, living union is to bear fruit for God, empowered not by the "oldness of the letter" written on stone, but by the "newness of the Spirit" written on our hearts. Holy Scriptures and Israel exists to share God’s Word with the Jewish people from a Hebrew-Messianic perspective. If this teaching has been a blessing to you, we invite you to partner with us in this vital work.
The Promised Land ISN'T Heaven. Here's what the Bible really says...
Is the Promised Land a picture of Heaven? Not according to the Bible. Brother Gideon Levytam explains why Canaan, a land of BATTLES, is a powerful picture of our spiritual walk here on earth before we enter our eternal rest. ▶️ WATCH THE FULL MESSAGE PREMIERE: https://youtu.be/QV6XRv_xYUc Premiere Date: Friday, August 16 at 1:00PM ET Join us for a powerful verse-by-verse study in the book of Hebrews! #Hebrews11 #PromisedLand #BibleTeaching #ChristianLiving #GideonLevytam #Faith #BibleStudy
Hebrews 11:30-40 - Faith Fulfilled in the Messiah
From Hebrews 11:30–40, Brother Gideon Levytam concludes his study of the renowned eleventh chapter of the Book of Hebrews (אֶל־הָעִבְרִים), often called the "Hall of Faith." He reminds us that this letter was written to encourage first-century Jewish believers facing intense persecution. This final section of the chapter highlights the faith that brought down the walls of Jericho, saved Rahab (Rachav) the harlot, and empowered the judges, kings, and prophets of Israel. Brother Gideon explains how this powerful faith produced both miraculous victories and profound suffering. Yet, all these heroes of the Tanakh obtained a good testimony without receiving the ultimate promise. Their story finds its completion only through God’s divine plan—the “better thing” He has provided for all believers. This is the redemption found in Yeshua the Messiah, in whom the faith of all the saints, past and present, is finally made perfect.
Romans 7:1 - Dead to the Law, Married to Messiah
In this verse-by-verse study of Romans chapter 7, Brother Gideon Levytam unpacks one of the most vital and challenging passages for believers. Sha'ul (the Apostle Paul) addresses the believer's new relationship with the Law of Moses (Torah) after coming to faith in Yeshua. Using the powerful analogy of marriage, he explains that just as death ends a marriage covenant, our union with Messiah in His death has freed us from the law’s authority to condemn. We are no longer bound to the old covenant but are now "married" to the risen Messiah, to bring forth fruit for God. This chapter does not diminish the Torah, which is holy, just, and good; rather, it reveals its true purpose: to expose sin and the inability of our flesh to keep it. Brother Gideon explores the internal struggle that every believer faces—the war between the old nature and the new—a battle that often makes us feel like we are living in Romans 7. The ultimate answer to this struggle is not found in legalism or self-effort but in recognizing our complete dependency on the grace and power provided through our Messiah, Yeshua.
Zechariah 1:1-6 - The Lord Remembers His Anointed King
Brother Gideon Levytam begins a new study in the book of the prophet Zechariah (זְכַרְיָה), whose name means 'The LORD Remembers.' This prophetic book was given to the remnant of Israel who had returned to the land from the Babylonian exile. Gideon lays the historical foundation, explaining that the people were discouraged and their spiritual fervor was declining. The Lord’s message through Zechariah was a powerful call to return to Him, reminding them not to be like their fathers who had ignored the former prophets. This introduction explains how the entire history of Israel, as recorded in the Tanakh, serves as a lesson for believers today, as the Apostle Paul wrote. Gideon provides a sweeping overview of Zechariah's prophecies, which look far beyond his own time to both the first and second comings of Yeshua the Messiah. From the King arriving humbly on a donkey (Zech. 9:9) to the establishment of His future Messianic Kingdom, the book is a testimony to God’s unwavering faithfulness to His covenant promises.
Habakkuk 3:16-19 - Strength in Yeshua for the Day of Trouble
In this concluding study of the Book of Habakkuk (חֲבַקּוּק), Brother Gideon Levytam explores the prophet's powerful response to the panoramic vision of God’s judgment and ultimate restoration. Having seen the coming "day of trouble," not only with the Babylonians but stretching forward to the Tribulation of the last days, Habakkuk teaches us the proper attitude for a believer facing immense trial. His name, meaning "to embrace," is perfectly displayed as he embraces God’s sovereign plan, even when it involves hardship. In these final verses, which are structured as a song for the chief musician, Habakkuk models a four-fold response for the godly remnant of Israel. Though the fig tree does not blossom and all earthly support fails, their response is not despair, but one of brokenness, rest, personal trust, and ultimately, profound joy in the God of their salvation (Yeshua, יֵשׁוּעַ). It is an anthem of faith that empowers all believers to have feet like a hind, to walk upon our high places, even in the midst of turmoil.
A Bible Prophecy You Are Living In Right Now ????
The Bible describes a prophetic period we are living in right now. This clip is just a glimpse. To understand the full prophecy from Brother Gideon Levytam's powerful teaching on Habakkuk, join us for the YouTube Premiere. ???? PREMIERE: August 2nd at 1:00 PM ET ➡️ WATCH THE FULL MESSAGE HERE: https://youtu.be/oSHw_QgXWp4 #GideonLevytam #BibleProphecy #Habakkuk #Yeshua #EndOfDays #Prophecy
Did Moses Know About the Messiah?
From a deep dive into Hebrews 11, Brother Gideon Levytam explores a stunning question: Did Moses have foreknowledge of the Messiah's suffering? #Hebrews11 #Moses #Messianic #Prophecy #ChristInTheOldTestament #BibleStudy #Yeshua #Faith #BiblePremiere #ChristianShorts
Hebrews 11:23-29 - Choosing the Cost of the Messiah
Continuing in his study of the Book of Hebrews (אֶל־הָעִבְרִים), Brother Gideon Levytam examines the incredible life of faith exhibited by Moses in Hebrews 11:23–29. From the godly faith of his parents who hid him from Pharaoh’s decree, to his own monumental decisions as a man, Moses serves as a powerful example of what it means to make a costly, life-altering choice for God. Gideon shows how Moses, by faith, made a profound choice: he refused his royal position in Egypt and instead chose the cost of identifying with the people of God. He highlights the key verse revealing that Moses esteemed this cost—the suffering associated with the Messiah—as "greater riches than the treasures in Egypt" (Hebrews 11:26). This active, forward-looking faith empowered Moses to keep the Passover and lead the children of Israel in their great deliverance, providing an enduring lesson on the true value of choosing the Messiah above all the world has to offer.
Hebrews 11:23-29 - Choosing the Cost of the Messiah
Continuing in his study of the Book of Hebrews (אֶל־הָעִבְרִים), Brother Gideon Levytam examines the incredible life of faith exhibited by Moses in Hebrews 11:23–29. From the godly faith of his parents who hid him from Pharaoh’s decree, to his own monumental decisions as a man, Moses serves as a powerful example of what it means to make a costly, life-altering choice for God. Gideon shows how Moses, by faith, made a profound choice: he refused his royal position in Egypt and instead chose the cost of identifying with the people of God. He highlights the key verse revealing that Moses esteemed this cost—the suffering associated with the Messiah—as "greater riches than the treasures in Egypt" (Hebrews 11:26). This active, forward-looking faith empowered Moses to keep the Passover and lead the children of Israel in their great deliverance, providing an enduring lesson on the true value of choosing the Messiah above all the world has to offer.