Rabbi Paul Falk begins a multi-part teaching on Intercession, explaining who are intercessors, why we’re here, and what it means to truly intercede for others. He shows some amazing examples in the Scriptures which help us see that a lot of us have had “praying for someone” all wrong.
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 Dennis Richards explains how the Psalms are Hebrew poetry that teach us how to pray and show even the emotions of David, particularly highlighting how to rise from depression with Psalm 61.
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.
Leviticus 9:1 – 11:47
Rabbi Paul gives new understanding about approaching the glory of YHVH.
Rabbi Paul Falk draws amazing correlations between numerous mentions of “the Door” in Scripture and how they all relay the same vital message in light of judgment.
Leviticus chapters 12 through 15.
Insights into some less obvious meanings of Leprosy ~ by Rick Ortiz
Rabbi Dennis explains numerous aspects of “counting the Omer”—numbering the 50 days from the week after Passover to Pentecost, from Bikharim to Shavuot.
Rabbi Dennis describes significant perspectives as to why we eat unleavened bread.
Rabbi Paul shows some very exciting parallels of the inner meaning of “The Door” in scripture, and how numerous mentions of it all align quite miraculously with one particular feast…