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EIKEV – Because

Psalm 91 is a beautiful psalm which promises God’s complete covering over us when we place our full trust in Him. “1 He who dwells in

Va’etchanen – And I pleaded

Deut 3:23–7:11; Isa 40:1–26; John 10:1–42 This Shabbat is called by the special name of Shabbat Nachamu (Sabbath of Comfort) and is taken from our

Tisha and Tu B’Av

The Shabbat which is connected to Tisha B’Av (the 9th Av in the 5th month of the Hebrew calendar) is known as Shabbat Chazon (שבת

Mekudeshet Declaration

Ever since the introduction of the covid regulations, many people are becoming isolated and disconnected from other believers. We will not let that happen to

Devarim + Tisha B’Av

Deut 1:1 – 3:22. Isaiah 1:1-27 This week’s Torah portion opens with the 5th Book of the Torah called D’varim (Words): “These are the words

Parasha Balak

“And Balak [the King of Moab] son of Zippor saw all that Israel had done to the Amorites.” (Num 22:2)  The Amorites were warlike mountaineers

Pinchas

Numbers 25:10–29:40 (30:1); Jeremiah 1:1–2:3; 1 Peter 3:8–4:19 “Phinehas (Eleazar’s son and Priest Aaron’s grandson) has done well. He saved the Israelites. Because he was

Shalach Lecha

Num13:1–15:41; Josh 2:1–24; (conquering Jericho. The 2 spies sent out) Heb 3:1-19; (taking hold of God’s promises – entering His rest) Rom 4:1–25 (Abraham trusted

Korach (Korah)

Parasha KORACH – Num.16:1 to 18: 32   1Sam. 11:1-14;  Acts 5: 1-11 “16 Sometime later, a discontented contingent challenged Moses. Korah (Izhar’s son, Kohath’s grandson,

Shelach Lecha (Send Forth)

Num13:1–15:41; Josh 2:1–24; (conquering Jericho. The 2 spies sent out) Heb 3:1-19; (taking hold of God’s promises – entering His rest) Rom 4:1–25 (Abraham trusted

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Va’Yera (And he appeared)

Let me share with you some words I came across recently regarding the Kingdom of God from a friend of mine, that really touched my

Lech Lecha (Go!)

PARASHAT LECH LECHA – TORAH PORTION 3 – LECH LECHA (GO FORTH) Gen.12:1–17:27; Isa.40:27–41:16; Matt.1:1–17 Our Torah portion begins with a command from God to

Noach (Noah)

Man’s wickedness led God to bring a Flood. The first act began with Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. From there, things went

B’resheet (in the beginning)

Now there was a man, a Pharisee named Nicodemus, a ruler of the Jewish people. He came to Yeshua at night and said, “Rabbi, we know that You,