Melchizedek Foundations

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We believe that the Scriptures tell us that the good news of the gospel is that restoration to the Father, YHVH Elohim is available through Ye'shua, the Kinsman Redeemer. The gospel is not about a particular doctrine outside of Yah, but about his character and heart towards us.

The gospel is a message that communicates a clear picture of Yah’s character and heart. How does the Scriptures define what the “gospel” is? 

• According to Isaiah the good news (gospel) is beholding YHVH our Elohim. Isaiah 40:9 "You who bring good tidings (gospel) get up into a high mountain... life your voice with strength and say to the cities of Judah,"behold your Elohim..."

• According to 2 Corinthians 4:4 the gospel is the character of YHVH the Father seen perfectly in his son, Ye'shua ha’Mashiach. 2 Corinthians 4:4 says, “….the god of this world (ha’satan) has blinded the minds of those who do not believe the gospel lest the light of the glorious gospel of Ye'shua who is the image of YHVH should shine to them.” In the image of Yahshua we see a clear and beautiful picture of who YHVH, the Father is. “If you have seen me you have seen the Father.” John 14:9. “His whole life and his climactic revelation of God’s character at the cross was all calculated to one end and that was to reveal the truth about God as opposed and up against the lies about God that have been communicated by the enemy of God and man.” –– Ty Gibson, "An Endless Falling in Love" live teaching at Gladstone Campmeeting, 2004.

This is a powerful message in these latter days as there is such a disconnect between the Old and New Testament. As if there is a "God of the Old Testament" and a "God of the New Testament." But the true gospel paints a different much more complete and continuous Story. 

In the light of the Scriptures definition of "the gospel" Ye'shua came for the lost sheep of Israel (the Scattered 10 tribes known as "Ephraim" or "Israel") to show them the heart of the Father by being a spitten' image of Him. Among many things, Ye'shua's sacrifice pays the price for our sin of adultery against the Father, YHVH Elohim and allows us to come back be restored to our Father through Ye'shua's work. The gospel and the call of the Scriptures is simple: REPENT and RETURN to your first love, Yehovah Elohim. We are inspired to do this by looking at Ye'shua, who perfectly bears the Father's image and then eating of Ye'shua (the Bread of Life) so we can be like Him ... an image bearer.