When Pharaoh Let Go!

Posted by Roots of Faith on 04 Feb 2012
Tagged as: ROF Shabbat Services, Roots of Faith, Syndicated

In today’s teaching, Ross covers the great deliverance of the children of Israel out of Egypt. He begins in Psalm 106 and shares some insights into the story covered by this Torah portion. Ross speaks on the fleeting faith of the children of Israel and of the struggle that is required to achieve freedom. This particular Torah reading begins and ends with the subject of war. It speaks of an eternal struggle between YHVH and an age long enemy known as Amalek. Ross shares some insights into the redemption. There are things that we must do. You will not want to miss this teaching.

Keys to Understanding the Gospels 33 – Passover and the 5000

Posted by The Gates on 02 Feb 2012
Tagged as: Hatikva, The Gates

The Gates – With Joseph Good

The Gates Program #220 – Keys to Understanding the Gospels 33

Passover and the 5000

Mesorah of Mark 136-139

Posted by Torah Focus on 31 Jan 2012
Tagged as: Midrashim, Thursday Night Live, Torah Focus

Mesorah of Mark 136-139

A preview of the Nazarean Talmud

This Torah Focus will looked at the typical connections between the Torah Readings and the book of Mark. We asked the following questions, why Mordechai mentions Miriam Migdalah and Miriam the mother of Yaa’qov abd Yosi?

We will also looked at the construction of the Nazarean Talmud up close and personal as it is laid out in the present readings. Then we asked how Hakham Shaul (Paul) makes his connections with the reading of Mordechai (Mark) and the Torah readings himself?

This was a very insightful look at the core intention of the Shalichaim (Apostles) and Talmidim of Yeshua.

Class Materials MOM 136-137

The Real Meaning of Passover

Posted by Roots of Faith on 28 Jan 2012
Tagged as: ROF Shabbat Services, Roots of Faith, Syndicated

In this week’s teaching, Ross continues his study of the redemption of Israel from Egypt. He begins by reading from a biblical account of a Passover recorded in II Chronicles and shows that those from some of the tribes were not following the Passover as it was written in the Torah of Moses. He then challenges his listeners with a question; Have we missed the point of Passover by not following what is written? In this week’s class Ross speaks on the prevalent view of the Passover held by most who were introduced to the Festival of Passover through Christian teachings. For Christians, the Passover points to the death of God’s son. Is this the message of Passover? You will be challenged by this teaching but are encouraged to listen and make up your own mind.

Mesorah of Mark 129-132

Posted by Torah Focus on 23 Jan 2012
Tagged as: Midrashim, Thursday Night Live, Torah Focus

Yeshua’s Final Words

This class starts by looking at the statement made by the centurion “this man was god’s son.” What do these words mean as they proceed from the mouth of a Roman centurion?

We then discussed the veil (curtain) that was torn from top to bottom. Which curtain was torn and what implications does this have as we read it from the Markan text?

We discuss the time of day as recorded in the Markan text and its relation to the words of Yeshua on the cross. (executioners stake).

We conclude with the question; What were the final words of Yeshua as stated in the Book of Mark? In this class we will looked at the final words of Yeshua as they were spoken in Aramaic. We asked the Question: What do the final words “Eil, Eil, Lemana Shabaqthani” really mean?

We discussed these things and more in this Torah Focus.

Galilee Of The Nations – The Besorah 6

Posted by On High Ministries on 23 Jan 2012
Tagged as: On High Ministries, One in His Hand

Weekly on ARBA 4 Program#38 Series: Galilee of the Nations – The Besorah (part 6)

Who was John the Baptist? Was he simply a ‘lone ranger’ individual or was he the representative of a broader group? What was it that he was proclaiming and teaching? What was The Path or The Way that they were proclaiming? What was the ‘matrix’ from which he Yeshua of Nazareth sprang?

I Lift My Hand – The Heritage

Posted by Roots of Faith on 21 Jan 2012
Tagged as: ROF Shabbat Services, Roots of Faith, Syndicated

In this week’s class Ross shows the connection between the promises to the patriarchs and to the descendants. He begins by covering the “RE” revealing of God to Moses and carefully works through the texts showing that the promises made to and through Abraham, Isaac and Jacob are also for their seed. He focuses on a particular phrase found in this week’s reading where God claims to lift His hand in an oath to the fathers. Building on this, Ross covers the other occurrences of this act and speaks of the promised inheritance. For what purpose does YHVH deliver Israel from Egypt? Several times in this week’s reading YHVH says, “Shalach et ami”. What does this mean and how does it relate to modern day claimants of the distinguished name Israel? You will not want to miss this class.

Galilee Of The Nations – The Besorah 5

Posted by On High Ministries on 15 Jan 2012
Tagged as: On High Ministries, One in His Hand

Weekly on ARBA 4 Program#37 Series: Galilee of the Nations – The Besorah (part 5)

Who was John the Baptist? Was he simply a ‘lone ranger’ individual or was he the representative of a broader group? What was it that he was proclaiming and teaching … What was The Path or The Way that they were proclaiming? What was the ‘matrix’ from which he Yeshua of Nazareth sprang?

Shemoth – The Names of the Redemption

Posted by Roots of Faith on 14 Jan 2012
Tagged as: ROF Shabbat Services, Roots of Faith, Syndicated

In this week’s teaching, Ross covers the first reading from the book of Exodus called Shemoth. The meaning of the Hebrew title is “names”. In this week’s class Ross covers the importance of some key names for those through and by whom the great redemption of the book will take place. The reading begins with the names of the sons of Israel, then shares the names of two midwives, the name of God, and finally the name of God. Practically everyone of importance in this reading is named with the exception of the Pharaoh. You will not want to miss this first teaching from the book of Exodus. Join us as we continue our study through the Torah.

The Eyes Have It

Posted by Daughters of Wisdom on 12 Jan 2012
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Daughters of Wisdom – With Debbie Good

Daughters of Wisdom Program #52 -Women of Valor Part 48 -The Eyes Have It

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