R. Paul relates the verses from Torah and the Tanakh that define the meanings of the verses about Gifts of the Spirit in the New Testament. A crystal clear understanding of what is often distorted by many. Click here to watch the entire service online, or to advance to the teaching, fast-forward to about 1:00 and play.
Read More »R. Paul continues The Spirit series with a focus on four questions about: How the Spirit works with a Voice, Who is the Shepherd, Who is the King, and Who is the Judge? Click here to watch the entire service, with the slides, online. To fast-forward straight to the teaching, go into the video at about 1:12 and play.
Read More »Rick Ortiz outlines the Torah portion, Acharie Mot, and focuses on the part about not eating any blood, because “the life is in the blood.” When viewing this alongside other similar verses, including Yeshua saying to drink his blood, the true meaning of this obscure saying becomes clear. After clicking the PLAY button below, you can click here to follow along with the slides, or watch the entire service online.
Read More »R. Dennis Richards explains, with examples, that most of the confusion that entire denominations have in understanding “the New Covenant” comes from not knowing the key to understanding all Scripture which is the beginning. After clicking PLAY button below, click here to follow along with the slides, or view the entire service online.
Read More »R. Paul Falk draws parallels between the ordination of the priests in the Torah portion, Tetzaveh, and the Passover, including the following seven days of eating unleavened bread. Insights about the blood, the door, the leaven, and not going outside of the house hold significance for us today toward the idea that the Passover is intended to be perpetual. After clicking the PLAY button, you can click here to follow along with the slides, or watch the entire service...
Read More »R. Dennis Richards reveals a study on the Song of Moses that is mentioned in John’s Revelation and is a prophecy of the nation of Israel. First written in Deuteronomy 32, it is connected throughout the Scriptures, in Genesis, the Psalms, Jeremiah and Romans. After clicking “Play” below, click here to follow along with the slides
Read More »Track 1 By Rabbi Dennis Richards. We have such a merciful God that even with the creation of man, he already set a process in place for Teshuva. As quickly as Adam fell in the Garden, God’s plan was revealed to us. And if you go through every single book from Genesis to Revelation you are going to find out that the theme is always going to be Teshuva. Repentance. Repentance is the whole key to understanding who God is. Repentance is something that is not done once in a...
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