The BIG Sin

Posted by Roots of Faith on 10 Mar 2012
Tagged as: ROF Shabbat Services, Roots of Faith, Syndicated

In this week’s teaching, Ross teaches on the subject of the BIG sin. The sin of the “golden calf” was called the BIG sin in the Torah. What was it that led the people to commit this great iniquity? Ross shows that Aaron, despite what many commentaries suggest, was very culpable in the sin of the golden calf. In this teaching Ross shows the meaning of the common phrase “Stiff Necked People”. Why are the Israelites called by this phrase and how can we be sure to not be labeled by this term. You will not want to miss this teaching.

Adar 08, 5772 MOM 145

Posted by Torah Focus on 07 Mar 2012
Tagged as: Syndicated, Thursday Night Live, Torah Focus

Mesorah of Mark 145

This Torah Focus begins with a look at the Torah in Time. How accurate is the Triennial Torah Reading Cycle. Watch this program and see.

We look at the translation of Mark which discusses the “handling of snakes and drinking poison. Should we “take up serpents” and “drink poison”?

What did the men who built the tower of Babel want to do and what was their key motivation?


Galilee Of The Nations – The Besorah 7

Posted by On High Ministries on 05 Mar 2012
Tagged as: On High Ministries, One in His Hand

Weekly on ARBA 4 Program#39 Series: Galilee of the Nations – The Besorah (part 7)

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? It is evident that there were many sects of Judaism in the 2nd Temple period. Which one was the ‘matrix’ from which he Yeshua of Nazareth sprang, and through his disciples, continued in?

A Biblical View of Anointing

Posted by Roots of Faith on 03 Mar 2012
Tagged as: ROF Shabbat Services, Roots of Faith, Syndicated

In this week’s class Ross teaches on a Biblical view of Anointing. He covers the subject of the Messiah from Torah reading Tetzaveh. He challenges his listeners to break out of their theological box and take a fresh look at the Biblical concept. Both Jews and Christians have developed ideas about the messiah. Ross asked a question today – does the Bible say what we say it says in regards to this subject matter. Expect to be challenged by this teaching.

Make Me A Miqdash

Posted by Roots of Faith on 25 Feb 2012
Tagged as: ROF Shabbat Services, Roots of Faith, Syndicated

In this week’s class Ross teaches on the Miqdash. What is the miqdash? What was it’s purpose? There is more on the miqdash in the Torah than any other subject and so it must be important. Over the next 5 Torah portions, the miqdash and the furnishings thereof are fully described. More than 300 verses are devoted to the subject. Miqdash is translated as sanctuary and so Ross shares a biblical view of the sanctuary in this week’s class. He points out that people often miss the main point of these passages and so he seeks to refocus his listeners to the heart of the matter. You will not want to miss this teaching.

Mesorah of Mark 143-144

Posted by Torah Focus on 20 Feb 2012
Tagged as: Midrashim, Syndicated, Thursday Night Live, Torah Focus

Mesorah of Mark 143-144

Torah in Time

There is little discussion that the Torah Should be read according to some schedule. And, there are a great number of schedules whereby one could read the Torah. Why do we read the Torah according to any schedule at all? Can we read the Torah any time we want? What happens when we read the Torah according to the Triennial Torah reading cycle?

How does all of the relate to me personally?

This class looks at the Torah in relation to time.

Many of the above questions will be answered in this class.

Mesorah of Mark 143-144

Proclaiming Liberty to the Captives

Posted by Roots of Faith on 18 Feb 2012
Tagged as: ROF Shabbat Services, Roots of Faith, Syndicated

In this week’s teaching, Ross covers the subject contained in Torah reading Mishpatim along with the special reading for Shabbat Shekalim. He focuses on the idea of freedom and equality for all. What does the Bible mean when it speaks of mishpatim? What does the word mean? In this class Ross shows that according to Scripture, all souls belong to God and the mishpatim define the way of Yehovah and how we are to treat our fellow man. This class will challenge you to consider that the true essence of Torah faith requires a heart for doing right – even to those who do not do right by you. You will not want to miss this teaching.

Keys to Understanding the Gospels 35 – Eat My Flesh, Drink My Blood p2

Posted by The Gates on 16 Feb 2012
Tagged as: Hatikva, The Gates

The Gates – With Joseph Good

The Gates Program #222 – Keys to Understanding the Gospels 35

Eat My Flesh, Drink My Blood p2

Mesorah of Mark D’barim 28:1-29:8

Posted by Torah Focus on 15 Feb 2012
Tagged as: Midrashim, Syndicated, Thursday Night Live, Torah Focus

How does the Resurrection of Yeshua relate to the Torah

D’barim 28:1-29:8

This Torah Focus will looked at the resurrection of Yeshua and the Torah passages and associated readings above to see what is revealed about the resurrection.

We asked address some of the following questions.

When did Yeshua rise from the dead?

Why did Yeshua appear to Miriam Migdalah (Mary Magdalene) first? (Answer in So’od)

Why does Hakham Tsefet “RUN” to the tomb of Yeshua?

How does all of this relate to the passage of Romans assigned to the reading of the Torah and Mark?

This Great Thing

Posted by Roots of Faith on 11 Feb 2012
Tagged as: ROF Shabbat Services, Roots of Faith, Syndicated

In this week’s Torah teaching Ross covers the most remarkable event in human history, referred to in Judaism as Mattan Torah (the Giving of the Torah) but referred to by Moses simply as “this great thing”. Ross shares the biblical call and purpose of Israel both ancient and modern. Why was Israel chosen and what constitutes the foundation of that calling? You will learn about the meaning of the Hebrew phrase “segulah” and what it means to be a priest. Ross also covers an interesting Hebrew phrase that is left untranslated in most English translations. You will not want to miss this teaching. Listen and share with others.

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