As a strength, pride is a good, positive emotion to feel. If you let a spirit of competition enter it, it will become your greatest weakness.

Judah’s strength is pride. The jues turn that pride into competition with the new covenant people and make the new covenant people their enemy therefore the jues will reject whatever the new covenant people understand because the jues are in competition with new covenant people because the jues/Judah think they are the older established well studied scholars even though they are only given half the mystery until the fullness of the gentiles.

We see this recurring theme in Luke 15 the two brothers....also in the story of Judah and Joseph ...esau and Jacob...Ishmael and issac...it’s all over the place in scripture...it’s the rivalry between 1st borns and 2nd borns throughout the the scriptures....the older always expects to receive more than the younger. If one reads the scriptures through firstborn second born division/perspective it is the key to unlock the scriptures but if you are the older and your pride has become competitive with another then you will be unwilling to divide the blessings and will assume all inheritance/blessings and understanding is yours which will blemish your understanding of the scriptures then you will void the one you are competitive with which is what Judah/the jues do and they miss what the other half knows.....hmmmm nothing over there on your side older established well studied scholar?....there is nothing new under the sun what has been will be again.




The plan of God to save both jues and gentiles the firstborn and the second born supersedes study/experience but the jues want to reverse that so they rule over the new covenant gentiles instead of unifying with them.