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What would it take to motivate you to move a thousand miles away from your family and friends? Maybe a promising new job? What about a new relationship, perhaps with someone you expect to marry? How about just getting away from an unpleasant or even dangerous situation? All of those might be good reasons to relocate to a strange new place, but would you do that to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit? That’s what David and Faith Jones did when they moved from Columbus, Ohio, to Brandon, Florida, to be part of a new work their pastor was doing in the Sunshine State.

You might recognize Dr. David Jones as one of the hosts of Reunion Roadmap. He and Barry Phillips have been sharing their thoughts on the scripture in the Midrash segment of the podcast since the beginning. Now we get to know more about David in his role as Pastor of Ruach Ministries International. Our three-part conversation starts with him telling how he and Faith decided early in their marriage to obey the voice of the Lord and move to Florida. It was a journey many years in the making, requiring much preparation before they were finally able to hear the call, and then obey even without knowing what awaited them in their new community.

A big reason David took that step of faith is because he had learned from his parents to trust the Almighty. That’s an aspect of his life that has influenced his perspective on the topic he an Barry discuss in the midrash they call “Teach It To.” Mason Clover and Will Spires complete this show with musical offerings from their hearts of worship.

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EISEGESIS: the interpretation of a text (as of the Bible) by reading into it one's own ideas, according to Merriam-Webster. When reading John 19:30 and reading "It is finished" to mean "The Law is finished" or "The sacrificial system is finished", that is doing eisegesis. There is nothing in the text, before or after, that shows Yeshua/Jesus referring to the Law or the sacrifices.

Some Bibles, like my KJV, will put Hebrews 10:1-14 as a reference to this verse. Which is interesting, because just a few verses later in verse 28, the author says that anyone who sets aside the Law of Moses dies without mercy on two or three witnesses. Who are those witnesses? According to Deuteronomy 30:19: Heaven and Earth. Both of those are still here and we also have another confirmation of this in Matthew 5:18 where Yeshua says nothing from the Law will pass away until Heaven and Earth do. We know from Revelation, that isn't until the end of the Millennial reign.

Let the text speak for itself.

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The Straight + Narrow - Alternate Biblical History: John 19:30

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