Have you ever taken a moment to ponder what your definition of love is, and then compared it to Yahweh’s? Well in parasha Vayakhel/Pekudei, we will study the life of King Josiah, and cross reference his life, with passages from the Brit Chadasha, and we will come away with Yahweh’s definition of love, and see if we match it.
At first glance, the structure of the tabernacle may not make total sense, and we might ask ourselves why was Yahweh so specific on how to construct the tabernacle (His Set-Apart house). As we go through this study, we will discover all the various ways the structure of the tabernacle points to Yeshua, His Melchizedekian Priesthood, and our salvation.
Shalom and welcome to this week’s parasha B’shalach. It is titled “Yahweh Delivers!” because all throughout this parasha, we will go over the various ways that Yahweh is faithful even when we are not, and never ceases to stop being His people’s Savior. In this parasha we will discuss the parallels between the children of Israel then, and the body of Messiah now, and we will see that we are not so different, Yahweh has never stopped being our salvation!
In Parasha Bo we are going to focus on the Priesthood of the Firstborn! (Or, “the Priesthood of the Firstfruits!”) And why the lessons from the Firstborn Priesthood ((to hear and obey, or “shema” Yahweh’s voice) are so fundamental.
In Parasha Va’era Yahweh tells Moshe his name and that He declares “I Am that I Am”! And we will see that Yahweh makes Himself known to His people (the house of Judah and the house of Ephraim) again and again throughout Scripture. Join us to see what this means for us today in Yeshua HaMashiach.
Welcome to Parasha Shemote, the first parasha of the Parashiot Shemote series. Join us on the journey of how Yahweh used one humble man (Moshe, or Moses) to begin building the nation of Yisrael (Israel). And how Yahweh Elohim is able to use anyone for His good purpose if we walk in faith and obedience to His perfect will. For as Yirmeyahu (Jeremiah) 18 says, we are the clay, and He is the Potter.
In Parasha Vayechi we will see what happens to Israel (Ya’akov), his children, and his descendants. And how their lives paved the path of Yahweh’s plan for the nation of Israel, and what that means for us in the House of Judah and the House of Ephraim today as the nation of Israel.
Parasha Vayigash continues the story of Yoseph’s (Joseph’s) reconciliation with his father and brothers in Egypt. And it is here that we see Yoseph surrender all bitterness and anger toward his brothers and forgive them. And we see Yoseph profess that all the trials he went through was Yahweh’s perfect, predestined purpose.
As Parasha Miketz continues the story of Yoseph (Joseph), we will see how Yahweh Elohim used all of the struggles Yoseph experienced for His greater purpose. And how we also must sometimes face trials in our lives today to strengthen us in our faith. And we will also see how the story of Yoseph is an example of how to break generational curses within the family.
In Parasha Vayeshev we read about our forefather of the House of Ephraim, Yoseph (Joseph), about the prophetic dreams given to him by Yahweh Elohim, and about how he kept faith through affliction. Including when his own brothers sold him into Egypt. Yoseph is a perfect example of how we too can endure all things through Yeshua HaMashiach and never grow weak or weary in faith.
Welcome to Parasha Shemote, the first parasha of the Parashiot Shemote series. Join us on the journey of how Yahweh used one humble man (Moshe, or Moses) to begin building the nation of Yisrael (Israel). And how Yahweh Elohim is able to use anyone for His good purpose if we walk in faith and obedience to His perfect will. For as Yirmeyahu (Jeremiah) 18 says, we are the clay, and He is the Potter.
In Parasha Vayeshev we read about the forefather of the House of Ephraim, Yoseph (Joseph), about the prophetic dreams given to him by Yahweh Elohim, and about how he kept faith through many trials. Including his own brothers selling him into Egypt. Yoseph is a perfect example of how we too can endure all things through Yeshua HaMashiach and never grow weak or weary in faith.
In Parasha Vayetze we will see that Ya’akov’s (Jacob’s) marriage to two sisters (Le’ah and Rahel) was a representation of the two houses of Israel (Judah and Ephraim). Join us to see this amazing foreshadow picture of Yahweh’s bigger plan for mankind.
Parasha Toldot is about the struggle between two brothers, Esau and Yaakov (Jacob), over the birthright and the blessing. Join us as we see whose bloodline establishes the Kingship and how this relates to the House of Judah, the House of Ephraim (Israel), and the Messianic, millennial reign of Yeshua HaMashaich.
In Parasha Vayetze we will see that Ya’akov’s (Jacob’s) marriage to two sisters (Le’ah and Rahel) was a representation of the two houses of Israel (Judah and Ephraim). Join us to see this amazing foreshadow picture of Yahweh’s bigger plan for mankind.
Parasha Toldot is about the struggle between two brothers, Easu and Yaakov (Jacob), over the birthright and the blessing. Join us as we see whose bloodline establishes the Kingship and how this relates to the House of Judah, the House of Ephraim (Israel), and the Messianic, millennial reign of Yeshua HaMashaich.
Chayei Sarah means “the life of Sarah”. And in this parasha we are going to learn what it means for us (and our families) to live in loving obedience to Yahweh Elohim. And how living as faithful servants to Him is necessary for building HaMashicah Yeshua’s Kingdom and fulfilling our King’s Great Commission.
Chayei Sarah means “the life of Sarah”. And in this parasha we are going to learn what it means for us (and our families) to live in loving obedience to Yahweh Elohim. And how living as faithful servants to Him is necessary for building HaMashicah Yeshua’s Kingdom and fulfilling our King’s Great Commission.
Parasha Vayeira means “And He appeared”. Can we imagine: What if we were there when Yah Elohim appeared to Avraham (Abraham) or Noach (Noah)? What if we were there when Yeshua HaMashiach walked the earth in the first century, like Kepha (Peter) or one of His other disciples were? Join us as we see how all these biblical stories of old relate closely to us today in Nazarene Israel.
Parasha Vayeira means “And He appeared”. Can we imagine: What if we were there when Yah Elohim appeared to Avraham (Abraham) or Noach (Noah)? What if we were there when Yeshua HaMashiach walked the earth in the first century, like Kepha (Peter) or one of His other disciples were? Join us as we see how all these biblical stories of old relate closely to us today in Nazarene Israel.
In Parasha Lech Lecha we are going to learn how Avraham (Abraham) stepped out in faith in obedience to Yahweh Elohim. And how the Torah says that Yahweh blessed all the families of earth through Avraham all because of his faith and obedience.
In Parasha Lech Lecha we are going to learn how Avraham (Abraham) stepped out in faith in obedience to Yahweh Elohim. And how the Torah says that Yahweh blessed all the families of earth through Avraham all because of his faith and obedience.
In Parasha Noach we are going to learn about Noah and his family, how the days of Noah compares with today, and how it was through Yahweh’s grace and favor, and Noah’s faith and obedience that Noah was saved. And we will see how it is by that same grace offered to us through Messiah Yeshua that we have the opportunity for Salvation.
In Parasha Noach we are going to learn about Noah and his family, how the days of Noah compares with today, and how it was through Yahweh’s grace and favor, and Noah’s faith and obedience that Noah was saved. And we will see how it is by that same grace offered to us through Messiah Yeshua that we have the opportunity for Salvation.
B’reisheet means “In the beginning”. And in Parasha B’reisheet we learn about how Yahweh created us and what His plans for us were from the beginning. We will see how our rebellion has separated us from Elohim since the Fall of Man and His plan of Salvation for us through Yeshua HaMashiach. Please join us.
B’reisheet means “In the beginning”. And in Parasha B’reisheet we learn about how Yahweh created us and what His plans for us were from the beginning. We will see how our rebellion has separated us from Elohim since the Fall of Man and His plan of Salvation for us through Yeshua HaMashiach. Please join us.
Vezot Haberakhah means “and this is the blessing”. And who doesn’t like Yahweh’s blessings? Join us for this parasha as we remember to be thankful for Yahweh’s love and mercy.
Parasha Ha’azinu means “to give ear” or “to listen” intently. Yahweh Elohim is a Spirit, and to connect with Him we must denounce our flesh and walk in the Spirit, which requires listening in the Spirit. If you have an ear to hear, join us for what the Spirit shows us in Parasha Ha’azinu.
Vezot Haberakhah means “and this is the blessing”. And who doesn’t like Yahweh’s blessings? Join us for this parasha as we remember to be thankful for Yahweh’s love and mercy.
In Parasha Vayelech, we will see why Yeshua is called the Husband of the assembly, why Yahweh calls Himself the Husband of Israel, and what the difference is between ‘faith’ and ‘belief’. Please join us as we study Torah, Israel’s marriage contract with Yahweh Elohim.
Parasha Ha’azinu means “to give ear” or “to listen” intently. Yahweh Elohim is a Spirit, and to connect with Him we must denounce our flesh and walk in the Spirit, which requires listening in the Spirit. If you have an ear to hear, join us for what the Spirit shows us in Parasha Ha’azinu.
In Parasha Vayelech, we will see why Yeshua is called the Husband of the assembly, why Yahweh calls Himself the Husband of Israel, and what the difference is between ‘faith’ and ‘belief’. Please join us as we study Torah, Israel’s marriage contract with Yahweh Elohim.
Join us for Parasha Nitzavim to find out what determines our biblical identity. Are we Israelites? Are we identified by the faith handed to us by our ancestors? Or by the country we live in?
Join us for Parasha Nitzavim to find out what determines our biblical identity. Are we Israelites? Are we identified by the faith handed to us by our ancestors? Or by the country we live in?
Like any loving parent, Yahweh has certain ‘house rules’ for His children to follow when we are part of His house. He has punishments (curses) for when we disobey Him. And rewards (blessings) for when we do obey Him. Join us for Parasha Ki Tavo as we see how Yahweh disciplines us, and why His discipline is really a show of His love and Salvation for His people.
Like any loving parent, Yahweh has certain ‘house rules’ for His children to follow when we are part of His house. He has punishments (curses) for when we disobey Him. And rewards (blessings) for when we do obey Him. Join us for Parasha Ki Tavo as we see how Yahweh disciplines us, and why His discipline is really a show of His love and Salvation for His people.
Yeshua summarized His Father’s commandments into two main concepts. To love Yahweh above everything else, and to love our neighbor as we love ourselves. But how do some of Yahweh’s strictest commandments show love for Him or for our neighbor? Is our understanding of love today the same as Yahweh’s? Or did we somehow gain a false perception of what true love really is? Join us for Parasha Tetze as we examine how Yahweh views our love for Him and for one another, according to His Word.
Yeshua summarized His Father’s commandments into two main concepts. To love Yahweh above everything else, and to love our neighbor as we love ourselves. But how do some of Yahweh’s strictest commandments show love for Him or for our neighbor? Is our understanding of love today the same as Yahweh’s? Or did we somehow gain a false perception of what true love really is? Join us for Parasha Tetze as we examine how Yahweh views our love for Him and for one another, according to His Word.
In parasha Shoftim, we read about the system that Yahweh our Elohim gave our Israelite ancestors to resolve civil and criminal disputes. But how does Yahweh’s system of governing apply to us and our families today in Nazarene Israel? Does biblical leadership have an important impact on spiritual reform? Join us to find out!
In parasha Shoftim, we read about the system that Yahweh our Elohim gave our Israelite ancestors to resolve civil and criminal disputes. But how does Yahweh’s system of governing apply to us and our families today in Nazarene Israel? Does biblical leadership have an important impact on spiritual reform? Join us to find out!