Patrick Shannon highlights the ordination of Aaron and his sons in the Torah portion and shows connections between instances of “the eighth day” in the Scriptures which hold significant meanings for us today, and tomorrow. After clicking PLAY below, click here to follow along with the slides.
Read More »Patrick Shannon divulges his study regarding the high holy day, the 7th Day of Matzot (unleavened bread), to answer the question: “WHAT are we celebrating?” With a series of maps, images, and calendar graphics, you WILL want to follow along with the slides as he connects the events of the first Feast of Unleavened Bread, with the events of the same week when the Messiah was executed, with a parallel pattern in The Revelation regarding future times. After...
Read More »R. Dennis Richards examines 149 references to the Redeemer in the Scriptures, and presents 26 that reveal an interesting conclusion as to exactly who our redeemer is, which is not who many think! After clicking PLAY below, click here for the slides.
Read More »R. Paul Falk shows how the Father redeems us through multiple means, connecting the firstborn of a family, the brother of one slain, “the kinsman redeemer,” the “firstfruits,” and the Messiah, all of which are actually the hand of the Father, our Redeemer. After clicking PLAY below, click here for the slides.
Read More »R. Paul Falk shows the significance of the right hand with regard to the firstborn son throughout the Torah with insightful observations about why so many of the firstborn sons in the scriptures were replaced by a younger son. After clicking the PLAY button below, click here for the slides.
Read More »Rick Ortiz shares an outline of the Torah portion, Tsav, and presents several observations about the burnt offerings as well as how our communication consists primarily of body language which is how the Word of the Father is communicated through keeping His commands. Click the PLAY button below, and click here for the slides.
Read More »R. Dennis Richards shows how the words of Yeshua have been misinterpreted or misunderstood even in his day. Such misunderstandings lead to theological splits and groups condemning others because of their differences. After clicking PLAY below, click here to follow the slides.
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