Daily Manna With Pastor Paul Torres

As Jacob continues blessing his sons, he utters a powerful Messianic prophecy that continues to confuse many.

Jacob prophesied that the descendants of his sons Simeon and Levi would be scattered and diluted in Israel. Why? How did this come to pass?

Pastor Paul Torres continues examining the prophecies contained in Jacob's blessings for his sons.

As Jacob comes to the end of his life, he summons his sons to bless them and prophecy over what is to come for them and their descendants.

When Jacob blessed Joseph's sons, he made the decision to put the younger in front of the older, following a familiar biblical pattern.

As thing settle in Egypt, Jacob summons Joseph because he wants to pass on the mantle of the birthright to his two sons.

As a prophetic figure, the names of Jacob have special significance. Pastor Paul discusses why the Bible sometimes calls him Jacob and at other times Israel - sometimes even in the same paragraph.

As Jacob blesses Pharaoh and his family settles into Egypt, he has an important conversation with his son Joseph.

Ending our study of Emmanuel, Pastor Paul looks at the concept of the Light of the World.

Jesus taught that we can find our fulfillment in Him.

When God came in the form of man, He took the title Immanuel. This title contains so much goodness we are going to study it in three programs. This is the first of three.

When Jesus Christ was born in Bethlehem, His birth fulfilled prophecies scattered all over the Old Testament.

The Old Testament prophecy said that the coming Messiah would be a Nazarene. How could that be, since He was born in Bethlehem?

A common objection to the Kingship of Jesus by thoughtful Jewish scholars is a prophecy in Jeremiah about a man named Jeconiah. How can we find our way past this difficulty.

Why is it important for Jesus to have been descended from King David?

The prophecies about the Messiah foretold that He would come from the Tribe of Judah. This may have seemed like an odd choice, given that it was not the priestly tribe - so why Judah?

Pastor Paul reveals the Old Testament prophecy about the Seed of Abraham and why the long lists of names are important in the prophetic record.

Starting a special series on Christmas, Pastor Paul Torres looks at the prophecy about the Seed of the Woman in Genesis.

When Joseph introduces his father to Pharaoh, the old patriarch Jacob blesses the monarch. This brings up interesting questions. Who did Jacob think he was?

When Pharaoh heard that Joseph's family was moving to town, he became very excited, thinking he had another 11 Josephs on hand! But Joseph knew his brothers all to well and counseled them to keep their heads down and present themselves as short-term refugees.