THE GOSPEL IN YESHUA THE MESSIAH

The following is an outline subsequently expounded on, with Scriptures listed to assist in the careful examination of the statements made in this pamphlet. 

Denial of one, or more, of these factors nullifies salvation and recreation, and cancels any share in the Body of Messiah and in the inheritance of the saints. 

The factors are: 

1. Messiah must have come from heaven⁴. 

2. He must be of divine nature⁵. 

3. He must have come in a body in the likeness of human flesh⁶. 

4. He must have been conceived into the womb of a pure virgin, the conception being by faith in G-d's promise, and brought about by divine power and not according to the ways of mortal flesh⁷. 

5. He must have the genealogy of two lineages of the House of David: 

a) the royal lineage over Solomon; 

b) the natural lineage over Nathan⁸. 

Both were sons of David by Bathsheba. 

6. He must have lived a Torah obedient life and remained without sin⁹. 

7. He must have died a death of judgment for and unto sin¹⁰. 

8. His blood must have been shed, His body of flesh wounded, and He must have been put to death on a tree¹¹. 

9. His sacrificial death: 

atones for sin and guilt past, present and future; 

destroyed the power of sin resident in our mortal bodies; 

destroyed the power of the curse - inherent in breaking the Law - over those who are under the Law, namely the Jewish people. 

10. He must have descended into hell, to verify to the souls kept there the preaching of Enoch and Noah¹², and remained there for 3 days to complete G-d's work of a threefold Redemption, stripping finally Satan, Death and Hades of their authority and power. 

11. He must have risen from the dead unto eternal, imperishable life, as the First Who was ever raised that way¹³. 

12. He must have ascended into heaven and remained absent from the earth for the duration of this age called "Age of Grace," during which G-d is raising up the Body of Messiah, which is the Tabernacle not made with hands as well as G-d’s eternal priesthood¹⁴.