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.
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Patrick Shannon talks about the Sabbath Years and Jubilees commanded in this week’s Torah portion, Behar, in a way that applies to us today, including sharing two methods of calculation that are used to determine the next upcoming years for each. As we are commanded to count certain cycles, we learn valuable lessons for managing our resources.
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R. Paul Falk shares an interesting correlation between the Torah portion, Emor, and a certain section of Yeshua’s teachings in which He claims that the Son of Man is Lord of the Sabbath.
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Rick Ortiz outlines the Torah portions, Acharei-Mot and Kedoshim highlighting what it means when the Father says that we are to be holy as He is holy.
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R. Paul Falk connects the hand of Elohim with His wonders throughout the scriptures, first seen with the plagues on Egypt, and then as a checklist of signs by which Israel was to recognize the Messiah. In conclusion, Yeshua showed how the healing of the lame and the leper, as well as making the blind see, was evidence that the Father was present among them.
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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.
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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.
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R. Paul Falk shares an insightful understanding of salt in the scriptures, from the command about “the salt of the covenant” in the Torah portion, Vayikra, to the warning about salt losing it’s flavor in Yeshua’s parables, including why Lot’s wife was turned into salt.
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Patrick Shannon shares a motivating message from the Torah portion, Vayak’hel, showing how God “called” skilled people to build the tabernacle, and shows how they got the skills to do so. In seven key points from the Scriptures, he shows how each of us is given different gifts and skills and how we should go about using them today for our Father’s purpose.
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R. Paul Falk shows how even “the right hand of God” can be idolized, and how those who carry His Word have been idolized from Moses to Messiah. Though we might have thought that idols were foreign gods of gold, the truth is that it is very easy to slip into practicing idolatry.
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