Patrick Shannon summarizes an in-depth study of DREAMS, inspired by the Torah portion Vayeshev in which Joseph is given prophetic dreams, and based on 215 references to dreams and visions in the Scriptures. He shares certain observations about the scriptural accounts and answers the question, “Does God speak to us in our dreams today?”
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R. Paul Falk begins a new series inspired by the Torah portion about the will of the Father, and shows scriptural examples of how we each wrestle against Him to do our own will.
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Rick Ortiz outlines the Torah portion, Vayetze, and highlights the differences between Jacob and his employer, Laban, which may also apply to how we make decisions according to either the flesh or the Spirit.
R. Paul Falk explains that the Torah can be interpreted in several levels of meaning and uses an example from Genesis 25 about the two nations fighting within the womb of Rebecca to show how that passage parallels with deeper levels of meaning from Genesis, through the parables of Messiah and the letters of Paul, to The Revelation, applying to us today.
Patrick Shannon examines the Torah portion, Chaiyei Sarah, focusing on the last days of Abraham and especially the request to his servant in Genesis 24 about finding a wife for his son Isaac. In just a small passage of this story, Patrick draws out a number of practical observations.
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R. Paul Falk shares his doctrinal filtering process and applies it to the doctrine of ending every prayer “in the name of Yeshua” or “in Jesus’ name.” He answers the questions of where this is seen in Scripture, how it is often misunderstood, and the origin of the practice that is so widely accepted today.
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Patrick Shannon presents the first few verses in Genesis as a metaphor, which is reflected in the prophesies regarding the end, confirming that our Creator indeed “declares the end from the beginning.” Several elements including darkness, waters, and light, are presented to represent other things in Biblical prophecy.
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Rick Ortiz presents the Torah portion that contains the song that Moses was commanded to teach the children of Israel, and focuses on answering several specific questions about this prophetic work.
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R. Paul Falk adds another teaching on the Holy Spirit with the Torah portion about accepting the covenant before entering the promised land. He shows several other passages confirming that the covenant is for everyone, including Gentiles, culminating with the Messiah’s calling for us to be “fishers of men” to all nations, to bring all into the covenant!
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Patrick Shannon answers questions about the large stones that Israel was commanded to set up upon entering the land, and concludes with the significance of this “monumental” command.
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