Vayigash 2020
Rick Ortiz outlines the Torah portion, Vayigash, and shows the dramatic change that Joseph underwent during his plight in Egypt for his sake and the sake of all Israel.
Read More »The Potter 2 – Hanukkah, The Macabbees
In this back and forth comparison, R. Paul Falk shows the similarities between the promises in the Torah and the series of events that occurred with the Macabbean revolt from which we get the celebration of Hanukkah.
Read More »Up for Interpretation (Miketz)
Chris Shannon takes a hard look at interpretation of dreams in the scriptures to determine whether or not all of us should be able to interpret dreams if we really know the scriptures. His conclusion may surprise you.
Read More »The Potter 1
R. Paul Falk starts a new series on The Potter in scripture, particularly starting with Jeremiah 18:1-2 in which the prophet was commanded to go and observe a potter to hear the Word of God. A most insightful teaching on how the Creator operates with us, Israel, and individuals as clay that easily become deformed.
Read More »Children of Abraham 11 – Revenge on Midyan
R. Paul Falk shows how the incident at Baal Peor in which the Israelites became defiled was the original idea of Balak, king of Moab, but Moab was not punished for this. Midyan was. Why?
Read More »Jacob’s Lesson (Vayishlach)
Patrick Shannon shares insights from Jacob’s return to meet Esau showing a certain lesson that Jacob was to learn, which we ALL need to learn, and which changed his name from Jacob to Israel, just as we each become Israel ourselves.
Read More »Children of Abraham 10 – The Samaritan Conversation
R. Paul Falk expounds on the even in which Yeshua questions the women at the well in John 4, expounding on the differences between Samaritans and Jews, especially as depicted by passages in the Tanakh (Old Testament). A very educational teaching about being a well of water in our Father’s Word.
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Jerusalem Post
- 'Nearly Departed': Gila Pfeffer's tips on dealing with breast cancerNearly Departed is the memoir of a woman who, at 30, was the oldest living member of her family and determined to change her family’s fate.
- Reflecting on Kazakhstan's painful legacy: A call for global nuclear disarmamentAs the International Day Against Nuclear Tests is observed, Kazakhstan's tragic history with nuclear weapons serves as a powerful reminder of the need for global disarmament.
- Reginald D. Hunter's Edinburgh show: A disturbing blend of comedy and antisemitismEdinburgh comedian Reginald D. Hunter's recent performance drew controversy with a joke likening Israel to a self-abusing woman blaming her husband, sparking outrage and violence against protests.
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