R. Dennis Richards reveals the works of the Father with Adam in the garden as the same works He is continuing to do, even with us today. From His commands to His curses, His provisions and His promises, His relationship with Adam shows a Creator who is glorious and gracious in all that He does.
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R. Paul Falk continues the series on The Son with this first Torah portion in Numbers highlighting the Father’s taking of the Levites as priests instead of the firstborns. This process of adoption is seen all the way through the apostolic writings by which we are adopted as children of Elohim.
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R. Paul Falk shares an insightful discovery about the title, Son of Man, explaining what it really means based on where it is found in the Scriptures and what it meant to the people who heard the Messiah refer to himself by this term. This discovery also leads to a clear understanding of what was meant by “Repent, for the kingdom of God is at hand!”
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Patrick Shannon talks about the Sabbath Years and Jubilees commanded in this week’s Torah portion, Behar, in a way that applies to us today, including sharing two methods of calculation that are used to determine the next upcoming years for each. As we are commanded to count certain cycles, we learn valuable lessons for managing our resources.
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R. Dennis Richards teaches about waiting as seen in the Scriptures, starting from Jacob’s blessings on his sons as they relate to future prophecies, and showing a number of references to waiting in the Psalms and the prophets.
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R. Paul Falk shares an interesting correlation between the Torah portion, Emor, and a certain section of Yeshua’s teachings in which He claims that the Son of Man is Lord of the Sabbath.
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R. Paul Falk begins a wide-reaching study on the Son of God by first showing that He was referred to far more often as the Son than He was as a Messiah, or Anointed. This becomes quite significant in understanding the persistent relationship between the Son and the Father that is seen throughout the Scriptures.
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Rick Ortiz outlines the Torah portions, Acharei-Mot and Kedoshim highlighting what it means when the Father says that we are to be holy as He is holy.
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R. Paul Falk connects the hand of Elohim with His wonders throughout the scriptures, first seen with the plagues on Egypt, and then as a checklist of signs by which Israel was to recognize the Messiah. In conclusion, Yeshua showed how the healing of the lame and the leper, as well as making the blind see, was evidence that the Father was present among them.
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R. Dennis Richards poses the question, “What is the greatest gift that God has given to man?” He proceeds to explain why the Torah, the Word of God, is the greatest thing given to us, with numerous examples from the scriptures as to why we should be keeping the commandments even today, as emphasized by the Messiah.
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