R. Paul Falk presents a number of astounding connections between the unleavened bread of the Passover, Shavuot, the manna, the bread in the tabernacle, and Messiah’s proclamation that he is the bread of life. The conclusion is a strong admonition for us today.
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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.
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.


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.
