R. Paul Falk continues the Mayim (Water) series starting from the weekly Torah portion, Lech Lecha, and showing supporting scriptures of how people actually are living wells of water to which other people come. When understanding what water is as a metaphor, this presents some very interesting implications.
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R. Paul Falk concludes the TREES series with a relevant message about the whole point of trees in the Scriptures, bearing fruit. As a metaphor, we can see that what makes trees in the scriptures bear good fruit and how it applies to us as bearing fruit in the kingdom of God.
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R. Paul Falk continues the series on TREES with a message on the 8th Day of Sukkot (Tabernacles) about the command to collect four different kinds of fruit or branches at Sukkot and what this actually represents in the lives of God’s people.
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R. Paul Falk begins a new series entitled, “Mayim,” which means water, and proceeds to show, from the original Hebrew word, how water is used as a metaphor for other things, from all the way back to Genesis 1. Even in other forms such as rain or dew in the Scriptures, we understand that water comes down from the heavens. And before there was rain, there was a mist that came up from the earth…
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Rick Ortiz shares a summary of the Torah portion, Noach, and focuses on the word translated blameless, from the meaning of the original Hebrew word, to other examples of the same word in other passages. Apparently, it is possible—and even expected—for all of us to be blameless.
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R. Paul Falk looks at Yeshua’s parables about the tree in which “the birds of heaven nest” and “the beasts of the field rest in the shade.” From many other such references to the birds and the beasts, he shows the true meaning of these metaphorical creatures as they pertain to certain characters that always seem to be present in prophesied judgment scenarios.
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Rick Ortiz shares from the weekly Torah portion, Ha’Azinu, highlighting a couple of the main themes seen throughout the Song of Moses in Deuteronomy 32. One is the description of God as a ROCK, and another is the thread about rewards and punishment, or blessings and curses.
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R. Paul Falk brings the 7th installment of the Trees series showing what—or rather who—”the mustard seed” was in Yeshua’s parables. The connections from Genesis to the Revelation are amazing as this simple parable unfolds to reveal a very interesting perspective on who we are today based on this tiny seed.
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R. Dennis Richards shares a Yom Kippur message which gives a fresh overview of why we do what we do on this ancient holy day.
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R. Paul shares an enlightening message on the evening of Yom Kippur about wearing white, and what it means to be joined to our God.
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