Patrick Shannon shares an interesting perspective on the last Torah portion of Exodus, Pekudei, in which Yah inhabits the new Tabernacle. He presents his study from all of the passages in which “the cloud and the glory” appeared which give us a better understanding of our Creator’s glory. After clicking the PLAY button below, click here to follow along with the slides, or watch the entire service online.
Read More »R. Paul Falk begins a series on Light with an examination of the parable of the ten virgins which, interpreted through the Torah, reveals the intended meanings of the words: wise, oil, and night. After clicking the PLAY button below, you can click here to follow along with the slides, or view the entire service online.
Read More »Rick Ortiz shares from the Torah portion, Vayakhel, about the the materials used in the building of the tabernacle and the significance of each with regard to what was built from them. After clicking the PLAY button below, you can click here to follow along with the slides, or watch the entire service online.
Read More »R. Paul Falk continues the Now I See series by delving into the deep background of what Yeshua meant by “the sign of Jonah” when the Jewish authorities demanded that he perform a sign for them. To this day, the book of Jonah holds a vital truth regarding Yah’s purpose for His people on Earth. After clicking the PLAY button below, you can click here to follow along with the slides, or watch the entire service online.
Read More »Chris Shannon shares from the Torah portion KiTisa about two opposed forces in the world: YHVH and the Tree of Life, versus the ancient tree of pagan gods which are surprisingly still worshipped today, and right around us. After clicking the PLAY button below, you can click here to follow along with the slides, or watch the entire service online.
Read More »R. Dennis Richards explains, with examples, that most of the confusion that entire denominations have in understanding “the New Covenant” comes from not knowing the key to understanding all Scripture which is the beginning. After clicking PLAY button below, click here to follow along with the slides, or view the entire service online.
Read More »R. Paul Falk draws parallels between the ordination of the priests in the Torah portion, Tetzaveh, and the Passover, including the following seven days of eating unleavened bread. Insights about the blood, the door, the leaven, and not going outside of the house hold significance for us today toward the idea that the Passover is intended to be perpetual. After clicking the PLAY button, you can click here to follow along with the slides, or watch the entire service...
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