Chief Cornerstones Vine and His Vinedresser

Chief Cornerstone's Vine and His Vinedressor: How All Jewish Laws, Feasts, and Prophecies are Fulfilled in the Lord Jesus Christ: Yeshua HaMashiach, reveals Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of Jewish laws, feasts, and over 300 messianic prophecies, emphasizing His identity as God and Savior.

The book is a comprehensive exploration of how Jesus Christ, referred to as Yeshua HaMashiach, fulfills all Jewish laws, feasts, and prophecies establishing His Divine Identity. It blends his personal encounter testimony, biblical analysis, and historical evidence to invite readers into a deeper, intimate relationship with God through Jesus, while warning against deviations from the true gospel.

The book details how Jesus fulfills over 300 Old Testament prophecies, from Genesis to Malachi supported by examples like His birth in Bethlehem and crucifixion details.

Jewish Roots and New Covenant: It celebrates the Jewish lineage as the root of Christianity, with Jesus fulfilling laws and feasts like Passover and Pentecost, establishing a New Covenant through His blood, as seen in Jeremiah 31:31-34.

It identifies post-apostolic deviations like Gnosticism and the prosperity gospel, urging adherence to the simple gospel of Jesus' death, resurrection, and return, with warnings from Galatians 1:6-9.

The goal of this book and work is to share my personal encounter with God and share what He showed me so that the world can know their God and Savior as well by deepening readers' understanding and relationship with Jesus Christ, referred to as Yeshua HaMashiach in Hebrew. I declare blessings and healing for readers, intending to lead them into a more intimate fellowship with God through Jesus, emphasizing His fulfillment of Jewish laws, feasts, and over 300 messianic prophecies. It addresses a fast-paced, distracting world with partial truths, positioning Jesus as the foundation for repentance, righteousness, and eternal life.

Messianic Prophecies:The book lists over 300 prophecies, with examples like Micah 5:2 (born in Bethlehem, Matthew 2:1-6) and Psalm 22:16 (pierced hands, John 20:25-27), using statistical analysis (Peter W. Stoner, 1 in 10^157 for 48) to argue divine fulfillment, covering lineage (Davidic, Genesis 49:10), birth (virgin, Isaiah 7:14), suffering (Isaiah 53:5), and resurrection (Psalm 16:10, Acts 2:31).

It details 613 laws (mitzvot), fulfilled by Jesus in moral (Ten Commandments, Matthew 5:17), ceremonial (sacrifices, Hebrews 10:10), and judicial aspects (civil code, Romans 10:4), with feasts like Passover (His death, 1 Corinthians 5:7), Unleavened Bread (sinless, John 6:35), Firstfruits (resurrection, 1 Corinthians 15:20), Pentecost (Spirit, Acts 2:1-4), and future ones like Trumpets (return, Matthew 24:31).

Personal Testimony:The author's story of healing from an incurable disease in 2003, within prison, illustrates seeking Jesus leads to encounters, with steps like praying for forgiveness, baptism (outward confession, Acts 2:38), and receiving Holy Spirit (John 14:26), guiding believers in love, power, and truth, with communion in remembrance (Luke 22:19-20).

False Doctrines: Identifies deviations post-apostles, like Gnosticism (secret knowledge), Roman Catholic practices (purgatory, indulgences), and modern prosperity gospel, citing Galatians 1:6-9 for curses on perversions, comparing with groups like Mormonism (Book of Mormon) and Jehovah's Witnesses (non-Trinitarian), urging scripture fidelity.

The book concludes Jesus is undeniably God and Savior, with evidence from prophecies, miracles (healing, raising dead, John 11:43-44), and ascension (Acts 1:9-11), promising return on clouds (Matthew 24:30). It challenges readers to seek Him, expecting encounters, with blessings declared for healing and restoration, ready for His kingdom establishment, citing Ephesians 1:3-6 for spiritual blessings. May all who read this be filled with the Holy Spirit in Jesus name, A...