Ekev (Deuteronomy 7:12-11:25)
7.11.2012 Rabbi Paul Falk continues to examine YHVH’s tests in the Scriptures. This time he examines the temptation of Messiah in light of the Torah Portion.
Read More »Va’Etchannan Nachamu (Deuteronomy 3:23-7:11)
8.4.2012 Patrick Shannon examines the Ten Commandments and a part of their significance in regards to Moses reviewing them before Israel enters the land.
Read More »Devarim (Deuteronomy 1:1-3:22)
7-28-2012 Ricardo Ortiz Ricardo examines the torah portion and and how promises encourage our faith.
Read More »Mattot / Massai (Numbers 30:1 – 36:13)
7.21.2012 Patrick Shannon highlights YHWH’s emphasis on the starting points, or “new beginnings,” listed in Numbers 33. Patrick touches on new moons, and draws parallels between the events leading up to Israel’s crossing into the promised land, and how our Elohim uses “new beginnings” in our lives continually.
Read More »Pinchas (Numbers 25:10 – 30:1)
7.7.2012 Torah Portion: Pinchas Ricky reveals some of the key characteristics of Pinchas (Phineas) and his act of spearing his brother with his Midyanite date.
Read More »Balak (Numbers 22:2 – 25:9)
07.07.2012 This week’s Torah portion, Balak. Rabbi Paul Falk presents an in-depth look at the differences between the Moabites and the Midyanites who joined together to destroy Israel by the enticement of Balak, King of the Moabites. Balak also hired the prophet Balaam to curse Israel, and yet, the Midyanites were completely destroyed. WHY?
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- Yellow vest protestors clash with police days after Notre Dame fireSome officers also marched toward demonstrators to control the crowd and funnel it to Paris' Place de la Republique, where most of the demonstrators were contained in the late afternoon.
- 13 annual Limmud FSU conference connects former Soviet Jews to their roots“We’re honored to continue serving an important part in the life of the local Jewish community,” said Limmud FSU founder Chaim Chesler.
