R. Paul Falk ties similar passages together that show how haSatan, or the Adversary, was described as a mountain, with references from Genesis to the New Testament, including the temptation of Yeshua. A very interesting look at the difference between YHVH’s Holy Hill, and the mountains of others that are a big part of idolatry.
Read More »Chris Shannon teaches on the sacrifices in the Torah portion, Vayikra, that are described as producing “a soothing aroma” as compared to those that do not produce this effect. The ultimate sacrifice of Messiah was one of these, as are our sacrifices as described in the New Testament.
Read More »Happy New Year! The new moon was sighted in the early evening on March 25 making March 26 the Rosh Chodesh, or Head of the Month. Furthermore, the barley was observed as “Aviv,” at a stage near ripening, in Israel yesterday making this new month the first month of the new year. Accordingly, here are the dates for the upcoming Spring feasts, or high holy days: April 8 – Passover, or Pesach The Passover Seder will be held by online streaming only, at 7:00...
Read More »R. Paul Falk starts with the Torah portion, VaYakel-Pekudei, and shows how the tabernacle that was shown Moses on the mountain may very well have been using the mountain itself like a 3D model of the tabernacle as YHVH designed it to be built. A fascinating correlation of insights.
Read More »R. Paul Falk reveals the scriptures about the future kingdom of YHVH on earth that is prophesied from Genesis to the Revelation. Starting from the prophecy in Daniel about “the stone cut without hands,” he shows that several scriptures that have been erroneously attributed to Yeshua are actually referring to YHVH Himself.
Read More »Patrick Shannon shares the commands that were given to Moses as the new covenant that YHVH made with the people after forgiving them for the golden calf incident. A bit unlike the Ten Commandments, these include keeping the three feasts of the year.
Read More »R. Paul Falk, starting with the Torah portion, Tetzaveh, shows that the people of Israel are to provide the oil for the lamp, and that the anointing oil, from the Hebrew word for “messiah,” is to be continually provided by us today for the members of the congregation to be shining as light to the world.
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