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The Essence of my message for the Jews – Part 4

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1. Relationship with Creator presents James Robertson's “essence of my message for the Jews – Part 4” as a headline overview for Yahudi listeners. 2. James Robertson speaks as a researcher, publisher, and teacher, says he has served Yah since 1993, and gives the broadcast from W4CY Radio. 3. The episode asks what the message is for Jews or Yahudi and says the goal is a deep personal relationship with Yah rather than mere moral behavior. 4. Robertson says the Yahudi people have a special place in the heart of the Almighty Creator and are heavily oppressed in history, including by “Holocaust” and “pogromed” violence. 5. He says the satanic and demonic realm hates the Yahudi as preservers of fundamental truths and wants them eradicated. 6. Robertson says he believes his bloodline descends from Moshe through Gershom and that his family went with the ten tribes in the first exile. 7. He then turns to “The Blessings of Belief and the Curses of Unbelief,” saying true belief brings healing, wisdom, protection, provision, and favor. 8. He warns that without the Spirit of the Almighty, people will be led by demonic forces rather than by Yah. 9. The episode argues that virginity is “set apart,” women covenant with one man, and men may covenant with more than one woman under the design he describes. 10. Robertson adds that he has had several wives, warns men that this path is difficult in modern society, and does not recommend it as a general principle. 11. He says there are “seven times more women than men” among true believers and in high places in heaven, and cites Rick Joyner as reporting more women than men on thrones. 12. He uses that statistic to argue that men who mistreat women should expect correction in heaven and should love their wives as Yahushua loved believers. 13. He lists the Ten Commandments and says taking tithes and offerings while teaching lies is theft, especially in charismatic Christianity and Christianity generally. 14. He says Yahushua was a man, not Yah, and claims the name “Jesus” blocks Yahudi listeners from the fullness available to believers. 15. He also says not to worship the Bible, Torah, Quran, the cross, or other objects as idols, and insists that Yah's true name should be used rather than titles like God, Lord, or Hashem. 16. Robertson says keeping Sabbaths is costly and direct, names Passover, Shavuot, Yom Teruah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot, and argues the Sabbath runs from sunrise Saturday to sunrise Sunday. 17. The tone is sermonic and directive, with long runs of admonition, scripture-style argument, and repeated website references for follow-up. 18. The format mixes live teaching, personal testimony, doctrinal polemics, and a closing invitation to pray and email James Robertson. 19. Listeners interested in Yahudi-focused theology and commandment teaching will get the most from this episode. 20. Listeners looking for a short, non-polemical discussion of Judaism may skip it.

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A direct, practical call to prayer, fasting, and disciplined closeness to the Creator.

The episode offers a plainspoken lesson: closeness to the Creator is tied to discipline, prayer, worship, and fasting, not sentiment alone. James Robertson keeps the message grounded with concrete examples, moving from lust and coveting to everyday comparisons that make the…

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