Restoration Ministries International

“THE HEBRAIC RESTORATION” The Relational Core Of Earliest Christianity

Our Lord’s first followers were trained and equipped to be His redemptive ambassadors

 

The first Hebrew who was recorded in the Bible is the Patriarch Abraham, who obediently trusted God no matter what the cost. Abraham is declared to be the father of all the genuinely born again (Romans 4:16; Galatians 3:7-9). It’s because of the significance of Abraham in our heavenly Father’s view that we’ve been directed to call our ministry work “The Hebraic Restoration.” The truths which our Father is restoring to those who trust and obey Jesus as their Lord are the biblically-based Hebraic Foundations. Here’s a vital connection for you as you follow Jesus by the indwelling Holy Spirit: Abraham

 

Abraham was called out of Ur of the Chaldees to live in obedient trust and fulfill God’s will for him and for his household. In a similar pattern the genuinely born again are called out of the world system to live in love-grounded obedient trust in Jesus as Lord of their lives as they do our Father’s will. The Greek word ekklesia, often translated “church”, literally means “called-out ones.” The genuinely born again are called out of the world’s sin and unholiness into a New Covenant of grace with purpose: abiding in Jesus as Lord and discipling others to trust and love and obey Him (Matthew 28:18-20). Our Father seals the genuinely born again with the Holy Spirit (Ephesians 1:13,14), fulfilling our Lord’s promise (John 7:38,39). And it’s through the Holy Spirit that you’re given  divine guidance and spiritual empowerment. 

 

Our heavenly Father assigned Restoration Ministries International a specific responsibility: to share the biblical Hebraic Foundations so that the genuinely born again would represent their Lord Jesus as His redemptive ambassadors in an unbelieving world (2Corinthians 5:20). For a short summary of the historical backdrop, please read: Fast Tracking The Hebraic Foundations. Or, watch our short introductory video (at right)  which introduces the Hebraic Foundations.

 

Why Is The Hebraic Restoration So Necessary?

Centuries of anti-Semitic theology within both Roman Catholicism and Protestantism have resulted in over 40,000 competing and divisive denominations and sects throughout Christendom. Too many Christians have been misguided by  anti-Semitic theologians to erroneously make creedal positions and religious rituals far more important than a preeminent relationship with our heavenly Father and Lord Jesus. The abiding spiritual intimacy that's promised by our Lord in the New Covenant (John 15:1-10) is incompatible with the dogmatic theological proclamations of top-down institutional Roman Catholicism and Protestantism. Through the biblical Hebraic Foundations, the indwelling Holy Spirit offers you a divine, two-way interactive relationship — a relationship which you experience in your life. This interaction of spiritual intimacy is no less than our Lord’s first followers experienced as they walked in union with His Spirit.

 

The Core Relational Priorities Of The Hebraic Foundations

A key difference between the biblical Hebraic Foundations and theologically divided religious systems is the relational priorities. These priorities center around the preeminence of our heavenly Father and the loving Lordship of Jesus in ruling His trusting and obedient called-out ones. When our Father has preeminence in your life because you love Him, He reveals Himself to you in showing His mercy, grace and steadfast love “to those who love Him and keep His commandments” (Exodus 20:6; see also John 14:15). The Hebrew letters in the word for this depth of love mean "a window into Father's heart.” Out of the preeminence of our Father and Lord Jesus in your life through the indwelling Holy Spirit, all your other relationships are affected: starting in your home and then your fellowship of homes — faith communities of extended spiritual family comprising homes of righteousness. 

 

‍ Click on Father & Jesus, or Your Home, or Fellowship of Homes 

for specific materials concerning each priority.