Feasts and High Days 2011 and John

Dear Timothy

I just wanted to take some time to thank you for what you have
meant in my life. I have been searching for a long time to find
rest for my body, soul, and spirit. I have read all youre books
and material, also I’m on youre web site everyday. I know that
our Father uses willing people like you to guide people like
me in the right direction. Again I know you are guided by the
set a part spirit. Keep on keeping on. My prayer is that I can behold
my Father and Brother in person soon and also someday being
able to look you in the eyes and shake your hand and give you the
thanks that you so truely deserve. Thank You Thank You Thank You

Hi Timothy I have not written for a while but have definately been reading and re reading your material as well as listening to your cds and broadcasts, as I have said before I do have to read and listen at least 3 times before I get the message so I have done that and will have a few questions for you soon, I wanted to order your new book but the website wouldnt let me for some reason also I have the book that you are giving as an ebook so would like to get the book for $19.95 that is your latest book so please could you tell me how to order it I am still very much in awe of your work Thanks in advance Robert

Timothy, wonderful brodcast for FOT Sept. 18 2011. There were a couple of points that may cause some to question about. I usually love the Scriptures from ISR, but sometimes thier translation needs to be looked at more closely, as does all versions.

First we have Psalms 2, second verse, this is Yahua setting His anointed king [David] on the throne, not The Messiah, as we usually think of the word but chosen one or anointed one in this case David. Then verse 7 which the Jewish Study Bible, Tanakh Version reads Let me [David] tell of the decree: the Lord [Yahua]said to me, you are my son (small s), I have fathered (brought you forth) you this day. Then goes on to describe the powers David could use if he were to ask Yahua. Of course this sounds familiar to when Yahushua came up from the immersion. I would say a foreshadow of this event.

I think there are many stories in Scripture that are a foreshadow of things to come, sometimes hundreds or thousands of years ahead of time. Just like Josephs meeting with his brothers, or the story of the “first” Saul, a Benjamite, and an oppressor of the people, who led them astray and were left with a choice to follow after Saul or follow after the line of David, the anointed.

There are stories with more meaning than we first think of, the Hebrews were good about having layers of meaning in their writings. Anyway the next thing that may cause some to wonder is Zechariah 1, seventh verse, if we replace “new moon” with month then we understand that it is the 24th day of the Hebrew month Shebat (eleventh month), not perhaps the twenty-forth day being the Sabbath of the eleventh month. Like I said, and you have also mentioned many times there are a few things that need to be cleared up in ISR Scriptures as well as many others versions.

I hope this helps anyone who had some question about this. I hope I am not stepping on your toes, or out of line with this comment. Please feel free to edit as needed, I am not much of a writer. Thank you for what you are doing I don’t know of another who brings as much understanding of the Word to us.

Hi Timothy thank you for that it makes sense as usual, I am pleased to hear from you as I was a little concerned about you, the last few broadcasts you seemed to be a little tired or possibly discouraged , your work must be tireing and it has to seem unrewarding at times,
I hope things are going well and you keep up the good work I think you used to have a place to donate but I haven’t noticed one if you do please advise me as always Robert

Tim, I am confused about your teaching on the end of the ungodly or unrighteous or unbeliever. It seems to contradict the teaching of Matthew 25. vs.31-46. Please send me a private response if need be that I dont confuse anyone else. Respectfully J.