By Gerlinda

His Wings Bring Healing

So much has been lost of what Yahshua, in His Jewishness, represented. For instance, do we remember the story of the woman in the Bible who had a bleeding issue for twelve years, who saw Yahshua with the crowds gathered around Him. She told herself if she could only touch the hem of His garment, then she would be healed. Finally, she reached Him and touched the corner of His garment. Yahshua asked, "Who touched me?" for He had felt the virtue leave from His body. The account is found in Luke 8:43-48. When you read the account, it says that she touched the border of his garment. And what happened? Verse 44 "Came behind him, and touched the border of his garment: and immediately her issue of blood stanched."

What garment would that be? That would be the garment that all Jewish men were required to wear....the tallit gadol, which has the four longer tassels known as the "Cornerstone". In ancient times, they would hang the tassels from the fringes of the four-cornered cloaks that were part of people's everyday wardrobe. In modern times, they wear a smaller version under their shirts, of which, you can see the tassels hanging below.

There is a very strong message in this garment. It represents the "Wings". We read of the many times in the Bible of references made to "Wings of Healing". Also we see the four wings of the two Seraphim angels touching as they are above the seat of the Ark of the Covenant. The Bible also speaks of God putting His Wings over His children like a hen over her chicks...it speaks of protection.

We also have the four corners of a field that were to be left and not reaped so that they would provide for the ones who needed the food. Boaz, the grandfather of King David was reaping his fields and had lain down for the night when Ruth, a Gentile, came to lie beside him at the Midnight hour and became one with him and was covered by Boaz's Wings. He represented the "Kinsman Redeemer".

This Gentile woman, a Moabite, became part of the family of the Jewish people and also was the grandmother of David, from whom came the Messiah. Now, how startling is that for those that think there has to be a great distinction between a Hebrew and a Gentile. The Outsider, if so wanted, could become a part of the Tribes of Israel and receive the benefit of their distinction. This is what is meant by one who accepts the Messiah becoming "Spiritual Israel"

What is important to understand is not the garment nor the Jewishness of it all but that Yahshua is God come in the Flesh who has healing in His Wings, healing for the soul and the body.

He is the Cornerstone that the "Builders" rejected. We know the Builders are; especially represented in the Freemasons who labor to replace Yahshua, rebuild their Solomon's Temple and bring all people under the subjection of the False Messiah coming upon the scene.

Any believer that has Yahshua as His Cornerstone knows that he is part of the Living Stones that make up His Temple/Body AND should have nothing whatsoever to do with this earthly temple that the unaware, unsaved Jews and the Masons are going to rebuild.

Yes, the Bible tells us there will be one since it is the Word of God and He knows all but the Believer should have it firmly entrenched within him that blood sacrifice of lambs and goats is no longer needed. There will be those Jews who still reject Yahshua as their Messiah, who will have their eyes opened and call out to Him. For I say unto you, Ye shall not see me henceforth, till ye shall say, Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord." Matthew 23:39 Then the Messiah that they rejected will return to them but not before.

Yahshua, the Lamb of God paid it all upon the Tree of Sacrifice and said in His dying moment, "IT IS FINISHED". Let us keep it that Way.

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