Rabbi Dennis Richards shares the importance of not only studying the Word, but of also studying the WORDS because of mistranslations over thousands of years. One in particular is the correct given name of the Messiah, Yehoshua.
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Shalack – 40 Years
For the Torah Portion, Shalack, consisting of Numbers 13 a través 15, Patrick Shannon looks at the details of why YHVH cursed the first generation out of Egypt to more 40 years in the desert before entering the Promised Land, and the important lessons this holds for us today.
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The Ancient Paths
R. Dennis Richards gives an excellent exhortation about clearing our minds of false teachings and crying out for the Ancient Paths (Jerehmiah 6:16) that apply more than ever today amidst the confusion created by incorrect words and the mixing of other teachings into “the perfect law.”
From how the lampstand was to be placed in the tabernacle, to how Miriam and Aaron spoke against Moses, R. Paul Falk derives a key life lesson about how the eye is the lamp of the body as explained by Yeshua in Matthew 6:21-23.
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Intercession Part 3
R. Paul Falk delivers yet another insightful installment on being an intercessor looking at key passages about YHVH’s intercessors and how they relate to each of us, especially with “unclean lips.” Being an intercessor is also understanding that YHVH Himself is the greatest intermediary through His WORD, and in particular, His promises. Through understanding the role of His Word, we are able to see the true reasons for fasting and a clearer picture of Yahoshua interceding for His disciples before his execution.
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!
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.
R. Paul Falk explains the astounding connections between the dry bones coming to life in Ezekiel’s vision and the feast of Shavuot, with insightful meanings of the bones, the flesh, the skin, and the breath, which are relevant for us today.
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.
Rabbi Dennis Richards identifies the thought-provoking thread of blindness combined with nakedness throughout the Scriptures with an interesting look at the symbol of the fig tree from which Adam and Eve took leaves to sew their first coverings in the garden.