Oct 6, 2026 · 20 min · 8 segments
A fascinating mystery spanning thousands of years of history from ancient Israel, to Messiah, to the scattering of the Jewish people throughout the earth, to the twentieth century, to world wars, to…
Jonathan CahnHost
And to see how Jewish the Christian faith is, the faith, or the New Testament faith, the fact that leaders are called pastors or shepherds, that's what pastor means, congregations are called flocks, that all, that, that all tells you the context is a people who are a pastoral people, a people who had sheep, and that, those were the Jewish people.
The word shepherd in Hebrew, Ro'eh, means one who sees, who, who, and, and who sees over all, and also who provides.
I am the good shepherd." In the scriptures it says that he is the chief shepherd.
It's one of the strange things in nature, that this animal needs a sh- a person to keep them alive.
In Hebrew, the word for wolves is zev, in, and means yellow, a yellowish color.
What does the Bible say about wolves? Ezekiel 22:27 says, "Her princes in the midst thereof are like wolves devouring the prey, to shed blood, to destroy souls." And Messiah, in Matthew 7, says, "Beware of false prophets who come to you in sheep's clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves." The Bible speaks of wolves as evil in this case.
In Acts 20, Paul says, "I know this, after I leave you, grievous wolves will enter in among you, not sparing the flock." Wolves come in.
And to see how Jewish the Christian faith is, the faith, or the New Testament faith, the fact that leaders are called pastors or shepherds, that's what pastor means, congregations are called flocks, that all, that, that all tells you the context is a people who are a pastoral people, a people who had sheep, and that, those were the Jewish people.
The word shepherd in Hebrew, Ro'eh, means one who sees, who, who, and, and who sees over all, and also who provides.
I am the good shepherd." In the scriptures it says that he is the chief shepherd.
It's one of the strange things in nature, that this animal needs a sh- a person to keep them alive.
In Hebrew, the word for wolves is zev, in, and means yellow, a yellowish color.
What does the Bible say about wolves? Ezekiel 22:27 says, "Her princes in the midst thereof are like wolves devouring the prey, to shed blood, to destroy souls." And Messiah, in Matthew 7, says, "Beware of false prophets who come to you in sheep's clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves." The Bible speaks of wolves as evil in this case.
In Acts 20, Paul says, "I know this, after I leave you, grievous wolves will enter in among you, not sparing the flock." Wolves come in.
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