Mending The Breach

Reversing the Curse "And there followed him a certain young man, having a linen cloth cast about his naked body; and the young men laid hold on him: And he left the linen cloth, and fled from them naked." ( Mark 14:51–52 ) Wait—what? How could we have missed this detail in the middle of Jesus’ arrest? This mysterious “young man” appears only briefly in the narrative, yet the Gospel writer makes a point to describe him—naked, wrapped in linen, and fleeing into the night. Most of us rush past these verses to focus on Jesus’ trial, crucifixion, and resurrection. But what if this detail isn’t random? What if this young man’s presence carries a deeper message? Who was this unnamed figure? Why was he there that night? And what does his linen garment mean? The Greek word used here for “young man” is neaniskos (G3495, νεανίσκος)—a term rich with meaning. By tracing this word chronologically through the Gospels and the New Testament, we’ll uncover a powerful prophetic th...

TIKVAH HOPE The Elect’s Need for Discernment, Entering into a Time of Deception July 2025, a Red Heifer was sacrificed in accordance with ritual customs ( Num 19 ). Many reports are coming out that this heifer was pure and not blemished contrary to what Jewish religious authorities initially told the government and public.  They say that during the “PRACTICE” Red Heifer sacrifice, Jewish religious leaders swapped out the stand-in animal for a flawless, biblically pure Red Heifer named Tikva, and carried out the first real Red Heifer sacrifice ritual in over 2,000 years (so they believe). In their belief, they have completed the 10th and final Red Heifer sacrifice before the Messiah will appear. According to my belief however, Jesus was the 10th and final Red Heifer sacrifice ( Mat 27:28 , Jhn 19:29 , Heb 9:13-14 ) and Cedar Wood , a Scarlet Robe and blood, and Hyssop were also present during the Passion nearly 2,000 years ago. Jesus was without blemish ( Heb 9:14 ), never yok...