Rick Ortiz gives a quick overview of the Torah portion, Naxos (Números 4:21 – 7:89), and then zooms in to the part about the unusual test of for an unfaithful wife with some challenging questions that lead to interesting probabilities!
Categoría: Las porciones de la Torá
Starting from the first Torah portion in the book of Numbers (Bemidbar), R. Paul Falk segues from the men of Israel “able to go to war” to scriptural examples of intercessors and what intercession means today. He cites numerous scriptural examples from Abraham and Judah to Moses and Aaron, which all point to examples for us. This is a meaty teaching that will certainly change how you see yourself as an intercessor.
Rabbi Paul Falk explains how the cycles of sevens taught by the weekly Shabbat is just the beginning of much deeper lessons about rest, release and return.
Starting from a passage in the weekly Torah portion that contains the phrase, “an eye for an eye,” Patrick Shannon explains chiastic structures that are found in the Scriptures and how they always point to one central theme. He also shows numerous examples of chiastic structures, including another one from the Torah portion—the entire chapter of Leviticus 23 which outlines the Feasts of YHVH.
Also included, a PDF file containing the Powerpoint Slideshow that was shown with the teaching. Start the audio part of the teaching first, and then click the Slideshow link to open it in a separate window.
Rabbi Paul Falk points out some interesting characteristics about approaching the glory of YHVH, connecting Sinai, the time Moses moved outside the camp, and the requirements of the high priest.
Levítico 9:1 – 11:47
Rabbi Paul gives new understanding about approaching the glory of YHVH.
Categorías
Tazria & Metzora
Levítico capítulos 12 a través 15.
Insights into some less obvious meanings of Leprosy ~ by Rick Ortiz
Categorías
Conducir
032815tr por Rick Ortiz
03-14-2015 Tora-Patrick “Betsalel y la 7 Espíritu” por Patrick Shannon.
03-21-17sp Por el Rabino Paul Falk. “Habla a los hijos de Israel y diles cómo darme una ofrenda.” (Mensaje y la Torá).