Who is the Father? Who is the Son? What does Scripture mean when it declares that Elohim is one? The Father and the Son invites readers to examine these questions through the whole counsel of Elohim, allowing every biblical witness to speak.
In this fifteen-part Hebraic Mindset Study Series, Greg Witter explores the relationship between Yahuah, the Father, and Yahusha, His Anointed Son and Messiah. The study presents the Father as the supreme source, sender, and planner of redemption, while examining the Son's divine glory, delegated authority, obedience, and role in revealing the Father.
At its heart is a conviction: the Father is not the Son, and the Son is not the Father, yet They are perfectly united. Their distinction does not diminish the Son's glory, and Their unity does not erase the relationship Scripture reveals.
Working through Torah, the Prophets, the Writings, and the Apostolic Witness, this booklet examines biblical oneness, divine agency, the Anointer and the Anointed, and the work of the Ruach HaKodesh. Passages concerning sending, authority, worship, glory, and unity are considered together, with attention to context and the testimony of Scripture.
The purpose reaches beyond theological debate. What we believe about the Father and the Son shapes how we pray, worship, obey, and understand the Gospel of the Kingdom. Readers are challenged to test inherited conclusions, approach difficult passages with humility, and pursue truth that produces covenant faithfulness.
A final study introduces the Divine Council of Elohim, exploring the heavenly government of the Kingdom while affirming the supremacy of the Father and the mission of His Son.
Designed for personal study and group discussion, this booklet calls readers to search the Scriptures, honor the Father, honor His Son, and prepare for the coming Kingdom.
