R. Paul Falk reveals an amazing correlation between the leprous house of Leviticus 14 and how it pertains to us in our faith today. He even links specific passages that point directly to the historical House of YHVH (the Temple), with a prophecy about the Wall in Jerusalem, spoken by Yeshua, that has yet to occur!
R. Dennis Richards identifies a certain parable that Yeshua stated was the key to understanding all the rest of the parables. Without this key, understanding the true meaning of everything Yeshua taught is completely lost on the hearers of the Word today.
R. Paul Falk continues the “…Light” series focusing on the phrase in Matthew 5:14-16 about “giving light to all in the house” and provides excellent insight on what it really means to be “fishers of men” today.
R. Dennis Richards gives examples of how mysteries in the book Exodus holds the keys to understanding our faith today, including the Passover lamb, the meaning of the burning bush, insight about the next president of America, and what Yeshua meant by “Follow Me.”
R. Paul Falk shows how the Torah portion regarding clean and unclean meats relates to Peter’s vision on the roof regarding how we are to show the light of Torah to the people of the nations.
R. Paul Falk presents the parable of the talents entrusted to three different stewards and shows how the one who hid the single talent is likened to other examples of hiding throughout the scriptures, including light that is hidden under a bushel. A glimpse into the actual meaning of several parables for those who have ears to hear, and a somber exhortation for how we hear.
R. Dennis Richards explains examines the meaning of “The Kingdom of God,” the central point of most of Yeshua’s teachings, and what it means for us to enter it today.
R. Paul Falk continues the “Let There Be Light” series showing how many people today are shining false light, as opposed to the true light of YHVH. He answers the key question, “HOW do we shine as the true light?”
R. Dennis Richards shows us how our modern titles of Yeshua’s parables often divert us to the wrong emphases as he presents the real intended meaning of the parable about the landowner who paid all of his workers equally, no matter how long they worked.
Continuing on the theme of being “the light of the world,” R. Paul Falk shows how the Torah portion about the lampstand and other furnishings represent practical applications for us in order to maintain our relationship with YHVH.