Did you know the gospel has been proclaimed since the earth's foundation was laid? As we go through the song of Moshe in parasha Ha'azinu, we will study and analyze mankind's history according to scripture and discover the clues that Yahweh left for us to find to bring us back into right relationship with Him.

If we were to summarize parasha Vayelech. It would be summarized as a plea for us to return to Yahweh. For all of mankind has sinned and fallen short of the glory of Elohim - Romans 3:23.

In parasha Nitzavim, we see that Yahweh presents His people with a choice between a path that leads to life or a path that leads to death. What path will you choose?

In parasha Ki Tavo, we ask the question, are we giving Yahweh our absolute best? Our general scope for this week's study revolves around the attitude of our heart when we give. And we will determine that answer for ourselves as we will analyze and study things like the three-tithe system and whether or not it is lawful to pay taxes to Caesar. Please join us as we study Yahweh's word.

In parasha Ki Tetze, in order to understand, the profound significance of the curse that Yeshua bore for our sin, so that we may be redeemed. We first have to study Yahweh's unique and complex character, and by doing so this will give us a better understanding of His righteousness and purity.

This is Torah Calendar News 2024, where you can find the most current updates for the Firstfruits Torah Calendar, the new Hebrew year (Rosh HaShanah), new moon sightings and barley searches from the land of Israel, and information on Yahweh's feast dates.

Shoftim is the Hebrew for "judge." In our modern understanding of the word "judge", we think of someone who upholds justice on behalf of their government. In parasha Shoftim, we will analyze the role of a judge in respect to Yahweh's standard of justice and righteousness.

In the midst of the chaos and deception of our current day and age, it's paramount that we stay focused on Yeshua, so that we are not led astray by the lies of the enemy and his cunning tactics.

We know that the Torah says to circumcise the flesh of the foreskin, we also know that Brit Chadasha says to circumcise the flesh of our hearts, but do we truly understand what it means to circumcise the heart? and why does Yahweh require males to be physically circumcised now that we have Yeshua? These are questions that will be explored and answered in parasha Ekev.

Are you listening with the intent to obey Yahweh? In parasha Va'etchanan, we explain what is really means to Shema. Shema means to listen, but it is more than just listening for audible information, rather it means to listen with the intent to obey what we have heard.