Let's see The Holy Spirit move

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That's the scripture to figure out.
The same way Jesus address Nathanal he saw him and heard him .Jesus had The holy sy Without Measure come on now fig the scripture bout you almost had it.uou too over read it wrong I saw your text not really close cus it completely wrong
But to say that the religious leaders told Jesus to s6earch is something which is not in the Bible. I have no idea what "The holy sy Without Measure come on now fig the scripture bout you almost had it.uou too over read it wrong I saw your text not really close cus it completely wrong" can mean. What is the holy sy? Wh0at is "uou too over read it wrong"?
 
Branch is a growing greed stem
  • The Ultimate Gardener: "I am the true vine, and my Father is the husbandman [gardener]." (John 15:1)
  • The Source of Life: Jesus is the root and the main stem. He is the one directly nurtured by God. man being cannot produce spiritual life on their own; they must be grafted into Him to live.

For he shall grow up before him as a tender plant, and as a root out of a dry ground..." (Isaiah 53:2)
  • The Dry Ground: Man speaking, the soil was dead. Israel was oppressed, and the line of David was politically extinct.
  • The Divine Growth: A plant cannot grow in dry, parched desert soil without a supernatural water source. This proves that His growth was sustained entirely by the power of God, not by worldly advantages.

3. The Righteous Branch (Jeremiah 23:5)
Jeremiah uses a specific legal and agricultural verb to show that God is the one doing the planting:

"Behold, the days come, saith the LORD, that I will raise unto David a righteous Branch..." (Jeremiah 23:5)
  • The phrase "I will raise" means to cause to rise, stand up, or grow.
  • It is a direct statement of authorship. God is the gardener ensuring this specific branch reaches its full, glorious potential.


 
Here a good one find
Jesus homestead town was not under direct Roman rule . This is interning to know if seek out.anywsy Jesus tile is this small town and that blinded the religious leader and even Romans didn't bother to rule there.
 
Jesus, growing up in the hidden, low-status town of the ("Branch Town"), was that hidden prophetic shoot.
  • The Greek Double-Meaning: In Luke 1:78, when Zacharias calls Jesus the "Dayspring from on high," the original Greek word used is Anatole (ἀנַתּוֹלֵ֫). This specific word uniquely means both "the rising of the sun (dawn)" and "a sprout or shooting branch."
  • The Overlapping Imagery: When the Greek Old Testament (the Septuagint) translated prophecies about the Messiah being "The Branch" (such as Zechariah 3:8 and 6:12), they used this exact same word: Anatole.
  • The Spiritual Synthesis: Therefore, to a first-century ear, Jesus being the Dayspring (Anatole) who came out of (Netzer) meant He was simultaneously the Rising Sun shattering spiritual darkness, and the Living Branch sprouting out of David's royal line to bring new life to the world.
 
Wide open eyes now after the Gloried Son to Anoint with
The Holy Spirit
Let's hear Mathew twist .
Hebrew readers would have instantly understood Matthew’s linguistic wordplay: he was stating that the Messiah from "Branchtown" is the prophetic "Branch" (Netzer) himself.
Because the Gospel was written decades after the resurrection, Matthew had the benefit of hindsight. He Looked Back at Jesus's childhood home through the lens of Jesus's completed ministry and the Old Testament Prophecies, allowing him to connect the linguistic dots between Isaiah's prophecy (Netzer) and Jesus's hometown
 
Wide open eyes now after the Gloried Son to Anoint with
The Holy Spirit
Let's hear Mathew twist .
Hebrew readers would have instantly understood Matthew’s linguistic wordplay: he was stating that the Messiah from "Branchtown" is the prophetic "Branch" (Netzer) himself.
Because the Gospel was written decades after the resurrection, Matthew had the benefit of hindsight. He Looked Back at Jesus's childhood home through the lens of Jesus's completed ministry and the Old Testament Prophecies, allowing him to connect the linguistic dots between Isaiah's prophecy (Netzer) and Jesus's hometown
Here cus this is for any who want seek truth from error to Spirit truths

And he came and dwelt in a city called Branchtown: that it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the prophets, He shall be called a Branch-ite."
 
Another fact to know is Branch town was not on OT maps ,So the prophets never even Knew the final meaning to Branch town as you can see in their prophecy s
 
Ok if Holy Spirit is abides? it should be plain in sight !
if not the mind spirit of men are diluted by religion education & followinh the pide Piper
nice as I'll say
 
The branch town ...Mathew uses the twist in wording I posted all Ineeded to figure it out and why it not in the oT
It is now in The New testament WOG
 
The branch town ...Mathew uses the twist in wording I posted all Ineeded to figure it out and why it not in the oT
It is now in The New testament WOG
I'm gonna add few scriptures I guess to show more on why people just miss The meat.we will also show prophets never speak planely. They make you think to get the true meaning and yes it can take many years let's see jn 12 :37 -43 ++?
John 7:37-40 records Jesus' famous invitation during the Feast of Tabernacles and the crowd's reaction to His words:

37 In the last day, that great day of the feast, Jesus stood and cried, saying, If any man thirst, let him come unto me, and drink.
38 He that believeth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water.
39 (But this spake he of the Spirit, which they that believe on him should receive: for the Holy Ghost was not yet given; because that Jesus was not yet glorified.)
40 Many of the people therefore, when they heard this saying, said, Of a truth this is the Prophet.
41 Others said, This is the Christ. But some said, Shall Christ come out of Galilee?

42 Hath not the scripture said, That Christ cometh of the seed of David, and out of the town of Bethlehem, where David was?

Pay attn.noted
This is the Christ": Some in the crowd were ready to accept Jesus as the Messiah based on His powerful words about the living water.
  • "Shall Christ come out of Galilee?": Skeptics objected because Jesus grew up in , a town in the region of Galilee.
  • The Irony: The crowd assumed Jesus was born in Galilee. They did not realize He actually fulfilled the prophecies by being born in Bethlehem, King David's city, before His family relocated.
 
Nathaniel grew up few miles away from where Jesus grew up theses towns were very small Nothing exciting coming out of them towns .its was not like the religious leader saying about no prophets come from Galilee. .I add one more hint to why they religious missed Jesus by scripture .
The lady that was questioning Peter .that lady said he was with Jesus two time from two separate places.
 
Correction noted, thanks.
I'm surprised no one said anything about no prophet seized out of Galilee.that plan lie. I forget how many but I know two or 4 Major prophet came out Galilee
btw pretty sure John Baptist came out of Judah

clu OT says the town but the town name we know didn't exist in ,OT days