Ki Tavo – The Rich Man and Lazarus

Posted on Sep 8, 2015

R. Paul Falk cracks opens up the mysterious parable of the rich man and Lazarus to reveal one of the main priorities emphasized throughout the Torah and the parables of Yeshua. This single, vital thing can be the key to whether we are blessed or cursed.  

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Ki Teitzay – Growing Cold 4

Posted on Aug 30, 2015

With this combined Torah portion and message, R. Paul Falk concludes the Growing Cold series showing the connections between “good soil,” the words of the Messiah, and the faith of Abraham. A vital message to understand the key to being fruitful from a heart of “good soil.” The first parts in the series: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3  

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Shoftim – Justice and Abominations

Posted on Aug 22, 2015

Rick Ortiz goes through an overview of the Torah portion, Shoftim (“Judges”), showing the common theme of Justice, including the laws about purging the evil from our midst and occult abominations which led civilizations toward their destruction and the takeover of their land.  

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Re’ech – Growing Cold – Part II

Posted on Aug 17, 2015

With this Torah portion, R. Paul Falk continues on the topic of Growing Cold (Part 1) dealing with how we can know a prophet from a false prophet, and why there must be tribulation in our lives.  

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Ekev – His Testing

Posted on Aug 9, 2015

In this Torah portion, Patrick Shannon looks at how YHVH tests us in Deuteronomy 8, His reasons for discipline, the perspective of a father with his children, our response, and the intended goal of it all.  

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Va-Etchannan – Protecting His Commands

Posted on Aug 2, 2015

From the fourth chapter of Deuteronomy, R. Paul Falk presents what it means for us to protect the teachings of Moses and the commands of YHVH today, with examples of what happens when something is added or taken away from the original commands.  

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Devarim – The Land of Esau

Posted on Jul 26, 2015

From the Torah portion, Devarim, Rick Ortiz brings out the point that YHVH protected the land of the Edomites to keep His promises, despite the undesirable characteristics of Esau such as “living for the moment.”  

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