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In this weeks Parashah, we continue with Moses standing before Pharaoh. Eight plagues in, Pharaoh's heart is still hard, and he refuses to recognize Yehovah as God. We take a brief look at what it may have been about Pharaoh that made him so arrogant towards Yehovah, despite the terrible plagues he was forced to deal with. We also take a a look at the establishing of the Passover and how it is connected to the ministry of Yeshua. I would also like to encourage you to visit the T...

This is a re-recorded message I recently taught in church. The question is asked, what dies it look like, getting back to the basics. It is a call for the church to come back to a place where our focus was not so much on the four walls of our church, but on ministry opportunities, which are basically positions we find ourselves where an opportunity to share the gospel arises. It is time for us as the church to begin to resemble that of the church the Apostles had built, on the revelation that Ye...

In this weeks Parashah, we get into the showdown between YHVH and Pharaoh. As Moshe and Aharon stand before Pharaoh as ambassadors of the one true God, Pharaoh is determined to stand his ground no matter what. Plague after plague, YHVH consistently shows Himself as God as He renders the various god's of Egypt powerless to stand before Him. As we look into these various plagues, we can only come to the conclusion that the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob is the one true God, as He begins to do une...

In this weeks parashah, we find that with the death of Joesph and his generation, Israel continues to grow in numbers. With a new king on the throne, one not familiar with Joesph, the Hebrews are viewed as a potential threat to Egypt. Devising a plan to put them in servitude as a means of neutralizing a potential threat, they find that even this wasn't enough to stop them from growing. The king resorts to drastic measures, ordering the death of every male child born. From this horrific scenario,...

In this weeks parashah, we come to the end of the life of Jacob. In following with cultural tradition, Jacob summons his sons in order to give them their blessings. In addition to this, Jacob adds the son's of Joseph into the the twelve. we will dig into this to get an understanding of why he felt the need to add them. We also find that, it was at this time, where Jacob felt the need to address past actions of his sons for various acts of mischievousness over the years. This is the final parasha...

Before the dawn of man, there was a war raging in heaven, a failed attempt by HaSatan to over Yehovah and reign in His place. Having been utterly defeated, HaSatan focused his wrath towards man. After successfully corrupting mankind, HaSatan has relentlessly continued his war to re-route mankind from Yehovah towards himself. Having been divided for over a thousand years, the time has come for the church to unite once and for all and fight back--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easies...

In this episode, we find that Joseph recveals himself to his brothers, and is finally reunited with his brother.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

In this weeks Parashah, after being in the prison for just over 2 years, Joseph is finally remembered by Pharaoh's cup bearer, when Pharaoh has a couple of troubling dreams that none of his people could interpret. Of all the people for YHVH to give this dream to, He chooses the king of Egypt because for what He was planning to for Joseph, it would need the status of a king to make happen. At last, things finally look up for Joesph, and those childhood dreams are about to become reality.--- This ...

What if everything you held to be true, you find out really isn't? What if the illumination of truth began to expose your truth as a lie? What would you do differently? Would anything change?--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

In this weeks parashah, we get into the exploits of Joseph. Joseph is a type of Messiah, in the sense that not only is he rejected by his brothers and cast away, but that he comes back as a vessel of salvation for the whole house of Israel as well as the rest of the world. The process of becoming great was not an overnight one, in fact, it takes him in the opposite direction, but it is his right attitude and ability to trust God even in adversity that ultimately thrusts him into greatness. In th...

Had an opportunity to bring the word this Sabbath and wanted to share it. Although this is not the version I did in church, I wanted to re do it for the purposes of sharing it on my personal platform. I pray that this blesses you all. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

In this weeks parashah, we get into Jacobs exit from Laban, and into the reunion between he and his brother Esau. Along the way, Jacob encounters an angel, and wrestles with him for a blessing. we look into the spiritual and prophetic connotations connected to this event, in order to get a larger picture of what this really was about. We also examine the character of Jacob, as we look at various situations that he had gone through, and the way he responded to them. --- This episode is sponsored ...

In this weeks parashah, we get into Jacob's time with Laban, in which he serves his uncle for 7 years for the hand of his daughter Rachel in marriage. Ultimately, he ends up serving a total of 14 years due to his uncle tricking him. we look at his perfect attitude towards his uncle, despite how Laban kept changing the deal. We also take notice of the way Yehovah tends to notice in the plight of the underdog, by means of the treatment of Leah. The icing on the cake this week is on the infamous...

In this parashah, we get into the birth of Esau and Jacob. Without a doubt one of the most well known stories in Torah. In the midst of everything going on, one of the things that stand out most is how Esau could so easily disregard his birthright for a little food. However, Torah never gives us the answer to this question, leaving us to to wonder and speculate for ourselves. As it would happen, there are other sources out there where these answers, as well as some other interesting things can b...

In this Parashah, we get into the life of Sarah. The beloved matriarch passes on, having had a great life. Abraham sends his servant to find a wife for Isaac from his family. Abraham dies not long after that, and then Ishamel. In the midst of all of this, there were a few interesting points to highlight and apply to our daily lives. Join me this week as we delve into the life of Sara--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Hosted on Acas...

In this weeks Parashah, we dig into more of the life of Avraham. Isaac is finally born, and we also see Lot, and the destruction of Sodom. As always, we look into some of the content of this torah portion that tends to be overlooked, in an effort to learn even more about the Scriptures--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

In this weeks episode, we look at the 3rd installment of this series on the Torah Parashahs. In this segment, we dig into the call of Abram, and some of his earlier years prior to his call. We also look into some of the things in his life that influenced him to become a person fit for the call of Yehovah. Some of the content in this episode comes from extra biblical sources, to include several Jewish websites and literature dealing with the life of Abraham. Join me is we dig into the text and se...

This week, we get into Parashah Noach, and focus on a few controversial as well as misunderstood incidents occurring in this parashah. Hopefully by the time we get to the end, a few of these mysteries will have been cleared up--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

This is the first episode on my series of teachings on the weekly Torah parashah. With the last of the Holy Days for this year coming to an end, we will be going through the entire Torah beginning with Genesis, and ending at Deuteronomy. This Parasha is called B'reshit (B'-reh-sheet) in Hebrew, which basically means "in the beginning". The names for the books of Torah are usually named for specific words within the first few sentences of the first verse of a chapter.--- This episode is sponsored...