Rick Ortiz se destacan algunas de las actitudes de Koraj,,en,del clan Levital de Coat,,en,y muestra cómo estas actitudes se extendieron a sus vecinos en la tribu de Rubén,,en,Una historia con moraleja sobre cómo tenemos que tener cuidado con lo que dicen nuestros vecinos,,en, from the Levital clan of Kohath, and shows how these attitudes were spread to to his neighbors in the tribe of Reuben. A cautionary story of how we need to be careful of what our neighbors say.
Patrick Shannon comparte la importancia de mantener la Pascua en él es el tiempo señalado y explica los ciclos de la luna para conocer los tiempos de cierta,,en,También muestra cómo la entrega de la Torá en el Monte Sinaí muy probablemente ocurrió en Shavuot,,en,Pentecostés,,en,y cómo el Espíritu que se puso en el,,en,ancianos en el segundo año, probablemente ocurrieron en Shavuot, así,,en,A continuación, los orígenes paganos de fiestas de cumpleaños están expuestos con los significados originales de muchas tradiciones de cumpleaños,,en,Haga clic aquí para ver las diapositivas para seguir a lo largo,,en,Beha-alotcha,,ar. He also shows how the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai most likely happened on Shavuot (Pentacost) and how the Spirit that was put on the 70 elders in the 2nd year probably occurred on Shavuot as well. Then the pagan origins of birthday celebrations are exposed with the original meanings of many birthday traditions.
R. Paul Falk connects the Passover command to eat bitter herbs with the hard bondage in Egypt, the bitter waters at Marah, and the test for an adulterous wife to reveal a very interesting meaning of it all pertaining to what comes out of our mouths.
Rick Ortiz shares from the Torah portion, BeMidbar,,da,El Hijo Primogénito,,en,Rick Ortiz acciones de la porción de la Torá,,en,destacando la separación de los hijos primogénitos de Dios,,en,la elección de los levitas para sustituir a los primogénitos,,en,y cómo la redención de los primogénitos mandado está conectado a la amenaza del Creador al faraón sobre la liberación de Israel,,en,Su primer hijo,,en,o Mataría a todos los primogénitos de Egipto,,en,Enlace permanente a BeMidbar,,en,Viaje de redención,,en, highlighting God’s separation of the firstborn sons, choosing of the Levites to replace the firstborns, and how the commanded redemption of the firstborns is connected to the Creator’s threat to Pharaoh about releasing Israel, His firstborn son, or He would kill all the firstborn sons of Egypt.
R. Paul Falk continues the series on Passover and specifically on purging out the leaven from our lives, which often takes the form of idolatry in ways that we many not recognize. He also shows from Leviticus how the Father removes this leaven when we do not.
Patrick Shannon analyzes the story of the man that is stoned to death by for blaspheming the name of YHVH, starting from exactly what the name is, the elusive pronunciation, what it means to blaspheme or profane the name, and a central point revealed by the chiastic structure of the story.
R. Paul Falk delves into the meaning of Yeshua’s mysterious charge to his disciples to eat his body, and to drink his blood. Though represented by bread and wine, this difficult-to-understand metaphor holds the key to having true life “en” Mesías. Many relevant passages are pieced together to finally understand what Yeshua meant by, “Unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in yourselves.” (Juan 6:53)
Patrick Shannon examina los términos bíblicos traducidos en el sentido de la lepra y muestra enlaces a las escrituras el pecado de calumnia,,en,su fuente,,en,y algunas correlaciones interesantes en cuanto a cómo esta enfermedad insidiosa es destructivo para el cuerpo,,en, its source, and some interesting correlations as to how this insidious disease is destructive to the body.
Rick Ortiz analiza varios casos de fuego utilizadas en el tabernáculo,,en,tales como el fuego de YHVH que consumió Nadab y Abiú después de que se,,en,fuego extraño traído,,en,y comparte algunas observaciones interesantes sobre el fuego en todas las escrituras,,en,El proceso Unleavening,,en, such as the fire from YHVH which consumed Nadab and Abihu after they “brought strange fire,” and shares some interesting observations about fire throughout the scriptures.
Patrick Shannon presents the verses used to conclude that Yeshua’s death ended all sacrifices “once for all,” and then points out some contradictory verses, finally to reveal a deeply hidden answer to the apparent discrepancy.