The Divine Light: Yeshua's Nature Revealed
Could the Messiah be more than a man?
Throughout the Hebrew Scriptures, glimpses of divine light appear — the Angel of the L-RD, the Glory that filled the Temple, the mysterious figure in Daniel 7 called the "Son of Man." Could these point to a deeper truth about the Messiah's nature?
Yeshua (Jesus) didn't just claim to speak for G-d — He claimed to be one with G-d.
Clues in the Hebrew Scriptures
“And his name shall be called… Mighty G-d, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”
— Isaiah 9:6
Some ancient prophecies suggest the coming of a figure both divine and human — a light that would shine in the darkness, a child born who would carry eternal titles.
Who could fit such a description?
Yeshua's Claims — and His Compassion
Yeshua said, "I am the light of the world." He forgave sins, received worship, calmed nature, and healed with a word. Yet He also wept, served, and laid down His life.
He was humble — but made divine claims. Could both be true?
The Divine Mystery Unveiled
If Yeshua truly is who He claimed to be, then we are not left with just a teacher or prophet. We are left with the incarnation of G-d's love — walking among us, shining light into our darkness.
And that light still shines today.
“When I realized the Hebrew Bible might actually hint at the divinity of the Messiah, everything changed.”
— Leah D., Messianic Jewish believer