Jesus came to fulfill YHWH’s Law. He can’t speak against YHWH by name, or he breaks YHWH’s Law.

So Jesus describes YHWH, and uses parables to frequently compare the actions of YHWH to Himself and His Abba Father.

One such discovery I made in the text that we can find no prior record of, is what I have coined the Good Father Discourse, Luke 11:1-13.

Here, Jesus gives his disciples a prayer of protection from “the tester, the Evil One.” Every word address the treatment of the Hebrews during the Exodus.

Jesus then addresses YHWH’s anger of the Hebrews persistent asking for food saying that persistence in crying out for food will be rewarded, not punished.
 
Jesus then says that He and His Father are great givers and if you ask, you shall receive, if you knock, the door will be opened, in direct contrast to YHWH.
 
Jesus then specifically addresses when YHWH sent poisonous snakes to kill the Hebrews for their demands for food, specifically fish, and describes YHWH as beyond the evil of the human men He was talking to.
 
The great Christianity cult of the “Church Fathers’, aka the other gospel, has concealed this from you, but once I point it out to you, you not be able to unsee it.

Go through this two-part Bible study of Luke 11:1-13 and its parallels in the other gospels and see with your own eyes.
 
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