You Shall Count
by Rabbi Dennis Richards reviews the command to count the omer until from unleavened bread to the 50th, and contrasts other non-scriptural customs.
Read More »Two (2) Pesachs?
by Rabbi Paul Falk
Read More »Easter or Passover?
By Rabbi Dennis Richards. Reviews the introduction of false doctrine and customs into the faith after the first century. Reveals some of the meaning and origin of some of those doctrines and customs the are not readily apparent to most people.
Read More »The Lamb
by Rabbi Paul Falk
Read More »Listen to Him / Follow Me
by Rabbi Dennis Richards. From the misinterpreting of Paul’s letters to the congregations, to other errors introduced to the faith, these changes do not show the true purpose of the Messiah’s teachings. He was to provide a fresh look at the Torah and as a sacrifice for our sins (fulfilling the Torah so we could be spared.) Many times, scriptures are taken out of context, and out of the perspective of life during the time of the Messiah.
Read More »His Flesh His Blood Tzav (Leviticus 6:8-8:36).
by Rabbi Paul Falk explains one of the more controversial statements made by Yeshua, that remains controversial even today. Includes this weeks Torah portion Tzav (Leviticus 6:8-8:36).
Read More »The Real War on Women
Rabbi Dennis Richards reviews the role of women in Judaism and how it is ahead of the world, even though in our time some media pundits would have us believe otherwise.
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Jerusalem Post
- US, 17 other countries release joint statement demanding Hamas release the hostagesHamas leaders on the outside say all sorts of things, but the decision-makers are inside Gaza, living deep underground and holding the hostages
- US could begin construction of floating pier off Gaza ‘very soon’As four vessels make their way from Crete toward Cyprus and the coast of Israel, the project could begin in early May.
- Police and activists clash, students call intifada while seizing campusesThe new encampments join campus occupations at Yale University, MIT, Tufts University, The New School, the University of Michigan, and others.
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