The Netsar, Netsarim, and Fruit

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The Netsar, Netsarim, Fruit



Yeshu-Maryá (The Lord Jesus)[1]The name, Jesus, is a Greekized-Latinized-Anglicized hybrid form of the Aramaic, Yeshu, itself a contraction of the Hebrew name, Yeshua. Yeshu is the contracted part of his Aramaic given name, … Continue reading
said: “I am the true Vine … (the Netsar) [2]In the original Hebrew of Isaiah 11:1, he is metaphorically called, a Choter and Netsar (a Shoot and Branch) that will spring-up out of the Shoresh or Root of Jesse and David); He was to be Anointed … Continue reading
and my Parent is the Vinedresser [3][GHT 73] [the Netsar from the root of Jesse; Isa. 11:1 ; Ruth 4:22] [from the Tribe of Judah/Jewdah; Hebrews 7:14] [a descendent of David, King of Yi-s’ra-el; John 7:42] [a son of God and a … Continue reading
and ye are the Branches (the Netsarim);
he who abides in me (and my words) and I in him,
the same shall bear much fruit … ”

The above metaphor of the Supernal-Parent, the true Vine, Branches, and Fruit, might provide a sense of familiarity and commonality with some familiar with this metaphor. But, the assumptions within the brackets and footnotes might make you to pause and think a little deeper if you are not familiar with the added information and Hebrew words. If you are studious, you would look up the references and meditate upon them asking for insight from the Almighty. Many more brackets and footnotes could be added and you will find them in this website. The truth contained in this metaphor is like a tiny seed that produces a great tree. So, please re-read and ponder and seek wisdom, understanding, and experiential-knowledge.

In accord with the above metaphor of the Supernal-Gardener who planted the True Vine (with its’ Branches and Fruit), I am Netsarian Fruit[4]which some spell as Nazarean, and there are various sects with that name.. A “traditional” Christian might call me a Jew and a “traditional” Jew might call me a Christian–I have commonalities with both and sharp differences with both. Like all religions, they are Adamic-Noahite hybridized religions containing truths and errors. I have learned from and appreciate the good people in all; I am part of all and yet, I am neither! How so? you might ask.

The difficulty in answering is this: What I actually say, may not be what you hear; for, we all hear in accordance with our own inherited life orientations, assumptions, definitions, biases, and maybe even studied opinions. We easily make false-assumptions and jump to wrong conclusions. Historical events and circumstances created different kinds of peoples spread out into the world, with each preserving parts of the whole truth. But, we tend to produce short labels to categorize peoples and dismiss them. Not wise! And, some, ‘throw the baby out with the bathwater’. Not wise either! One must be an eclectic, sorting ‘the chaff from the wheat’ in them all and rightly ordering the truths they contain without falling prey to false or adjusted narratives, inserted by deviant priests. There are records and scriptures that most religious people are not aware that are worthy of consideration.

In 375 A.D., A Roman Catholic Bishop wrote[5]Brackets are mine, inserted to clarify, reorder, and simplify his descriptions in various chapters and narrow in on the pertinent statements. We have used the Prophet Isaiah’s Hebrew term, Netsar … Continue reading about various groups of his day. This sect of

The Netsarim [6]We have used the Prophet Isaiah’s term, Netsar (Is 11:2), instead of the Bishops’ Greek translation, Nazoreans, a term which is also confused in the New Testament with the similar sounding … Continue reading [possess the Original Gospel of Yeshua written in Hebrew.] It is to be found in Beroea near Coelesyria, in the Decapolis near Pella, and in Bashanitis at the place called Khokhabe in Hebrew … [In his disgust, he says,] They are nothing but Jews [except for their fidelity to IHSOUS (Jesus) the Christos = in Hebrew: Yeshúa the Anointed [Is. 61:1] … [since, unlike his sect, they observe the 7th Day Sabbath, Festival Days, and other practices of “the Jews”.] [Likewise, the Essene (Assayin) Sect of]

The Nasharim [“Eagles” Ex. 19:4 & Is 40:31] [7]Nasharim or Nasareans comes from the word for Eagle (Nashar and rooted in the word, Nasa – to Ascend; Strongs #’s H5404, H5376), from Exodus 19:4 “You have seen what I did to the … Continue reading They are Jews by nationality, from Gileaditis, Bashanitis and the Transjordan as I have been told, but descendants of Israel himself.” There are only a handful of Nasharians [left as such, for] … they have been united with the sect of

The Ebionim [“the Poor” due to their consecration; Matthew 5:3], who also possess the Original Gospel of Yeshua written in Hebrew. They both also reject animal sacrifices and flesh eating as part of a fraudulent edit of the Scriptures, and thus, they also read the Scriptures with discernment and have other Sacred Writings as well.]
[[And have you ever read the Clementine Homilies and Recognitions? aka, The Travels of Peter?]]
Similarly,

The Ossayim are “the Doers of the Law” James 1:22. They also abstain from eating the flesh of animals.

Bishop Epiphanius, The Panarion (c. 375 AD)
A Nicene Bishop, an enemy on the outside trying to look in!


Obviously, these groups were interrelated if not identical and were at odds with the doctrines of “orthodox” Judaism and Christianity. A wealth of implications are contained in this synopsis that are elucidated on this website. It is not easy to listen to a viewpoint that seems offensive to a sacred belief we have held. It is natural for one to begin to “count the cost” of aligning with the new information—if it seems correct. What will I have to change in my life and how will it affect my family, friends, or career? How do I wisely maneuver among them with love and humility. Only you can decide whether you are deciding to love or compromise the truth.
I have learned over the decades that it is a matter of rethinking and fine-tuning my knowledge rather than “throwing the baby out with the bathwater”. Short answers are not sufficient. Thus, Yeshua said, “He who has ears to hear, let him hear!”

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Isaiah 11:1 A shoot (Choter) will come out of the stock of Jesse,
and a branch
(Netsar) out of his roots will bear fruit.
2 The Spirit of Yahweh will rest on him
Isaiah 42:6 … I, Yahweh [The Only Eternally-Self-Existent One], will give you [Yeshua the Netsar]
as a covenant to the people, as a light to the nations
Isaiah 58: 12 Those [The Netsarim & their Fruit] who shall be of you [The Netsar]
shall be called …’ Repairer of the broken walls” … “Restorer of paths to walk in
whorebuild the ancient ruinsanderect the ancient foundations” …

References

References
1 The name, Jesus, is a Greekized-Latinized-Anglicized hybrid form of the Aramaic, Yeshu, itself a contraction of the Hebrew name, Yeshua. Yeshu is the contracted part of his Aramaic given name, Yeshu-Maryá (Yeshumaryá). Maryá is the emphatic form of Mar and means: The Lord or The Master. It is taken from Psalm 110, which is one of the cornerstones of the New Testament. He is thusly identified in King David’s prophetic vision as The Lord to whom Yahuéh (The Eternal One) spoke:

1Yahuéh (or, Yahu-héy) said unto my Lord, ‘Sit at my right hand until
I make thine enemies a footstool for thy feet‘.
4 Yahuéh hath sworn and will not reverse it, ‘Thou art a priest after the order of Melchizekek‘.
5 Yahuéh upon thy right-hand shall smash kings in the day of His wrath.”

Yeshu is an abbreviated form of the Hebrew form written as, Yeshúa or Y’Shúa, which is an abbreviation of Yahushúa (Joshua). Thus, Yahushú-a was contracted to Y’shúa and Yeshu; all derive from the merger of two words: Yahuéhyeshuat:

O Yahuéh, I wait for your yeshuat (salvation).Genesis 49:18

Let us illustrate this further. If we abbreviate the Greek name, Timotheos, to Timothy to Timmy to Tim, we may be talking about the same guy, but we lose the meaning of his name: Timay and Theos: Valued by God. Many Hebrew words have a full form and an abbreviated form.
2 In the original Hebrew of Isaiah 11:1, he is metaphorically called, a Choter and Netsar (a Shoot and Branch) that will spring-up out of the Shoresh or Root of Jesse and David); He was to be Anointed (Authorized & Empowered) in Is. 11:2 & Is. 61:1 (compare: Rom. 15:12 ; Luke 4:16-30 ; Rev. 5:5 ; Rev. 22:16). When he says, “I am the true Vine” he is commenting on Isaiah 11:1. He clarifies that though he is the ‘Shoot’ and ‘Branch’ springing out of Jesse & David, he is more than that—he precedes all others in time and status!
3 [GHT 73]
[the Netsar from the root of Jesse; Isa. 11:1 ; Ruth 4:22]
[from the Tribe of Judah/Jewdah; Hebrews 7:14]
[a descendent of David, King of Yi-s’ra-el; John 7:42]
[a son of God and a priest in the order of Melchizedek—in contrast to the later temporary Aharonic priesthood established following the ‘sin of the golden calf; Hebrews 5:6; Gen. 14:18; Ps. 110:4]
4 which some spell as Nazarean, and there are various sects with that name.
5 Brackets are mine, inserted to clarify, reorder, and simplify his descriptions in various chapters and narrow in on the pertinent statements. We have used the Prophet Isaiah’s Hebrew term, Netsar (Netsarim; Is 11:1), instead of his Greek translation, Nazoraeans, which is also confused with the term, Nazirites in the New Testament. Hebrew is the root language of the Scriptures, so we must trace translations back to their root.
6 We have used the Prophet Isaiah’s term, Netsar (Is 11:2), instead of the Bishops’ Greek translation, Nazoreans, a term which is also confused in the New Testament with the similar sounding word, Nazirites.
7 Nasharim or Nasareans comes from the word for Eagle (Nashar and rooted in the word, Nasa – to Ascend; Strongs #’s H5404, H5376), from Exodus 19:4 You have seen what I did to the Egyptians, and how I bore you as if on wings of Eagles (Nasharim) and brought you to Myself.” And Isaiah 40:31, “But those who wait for Yahueh will renew their strength. They will mount up with wings like Eagles (Nasharim). They will run, and not be weary. They will walk, and not faint.”
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