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Three Eternal Destinies of Man, Part 2: The Sheep, the Goats & Who? | Twelve Tribes
Why does Yahshua describe the judgment of mankind as a separation between sheep and goats? Are there really only two groups of people, or does Matthew 25 reveal a third? Who are the brothers of Yahshua, and what distinguishes them from the sheep and the goats?
In this second episode of Three Eternal Destinies of Man, we continue exploring a wonderful discovery found in the Scriptures: that there are three distinct categories of human character, each with its own eternal destiny.
Through a conversation with Malachi, who shares his firsthand experience raising both sheep and goats, we examine the differences between their natures and their relationship with a shepherd. Beginning with Matthew 25, we consider the identity of Yahshua's brothers, the righteous sheep, and the accursed goats. We also explore the role of conscience, the judgment of mankind according to their deeds, and how our choices shape the character we become.
Are people judged simply by what they believe, or does the way they live and treat others matter? What does it mean to have the law written in our hearts? And who are these brothers of Yahshua that play such an important role in the judgment?
In this second episode of Three Eternal Destinies of Man, we continue exploring a wonderful discovery found in the Scriptures: that there are three distinct categories of human character, each with its own eternal destiny.
Through a conversation with Malachi, who shares his firsthand experience raising both sheep and goats, we examine the differences between their natures and their relationship with a shepherd. Beginning with Matthew 25, we consider the identity of Yahshua's brothers, the righteous sheep, and the accursed goats. We also explore the role of conscience, the judgment of mankind according to their deeds, and how our choices shape the character we become.
Are people judged simply by what they believe, or does the way they live and treat others matter? What does it mean to have the law written in our hearts? And who are these brothers of Yahshua that play such an important role in the judgment?
