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Teaching the truth concerning God's law and grace from the Old and "New " Testaments

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In this podcast I will first address a summary of the seven Epistles, then I will concentrate on Ephesus. Throughout our study and examination of these Epistles it is of paramount importance that we understand that people make up the Assemblies first receiving G-d's praise, then His admonition to repent applies to us in some way. Each of us must examine our hearts and ask the Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit) to reveal our shortcomings and help us to repent as well.

Next week: Smyrna

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If you want to start a new life, one that will lead you to the narrow gate of eternal live, listen to the story of Nicodemus and consider your life ambition. If you want a new life in Yahshua the Messiah, emulate Nicodemus. Come to Yahshua as he did, and you will leave as he did.

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In this parashah I am going to delve into the deeper meaning of "Re'eh" as it relates to not only this parashah, but also our entire way of exploring and studying G-d's Torah/instructions. I am also going to discuss the "real" issue behind the continued and worsening Middle East conflict and that it will not end until Yahshua returns.

I will also discuss the importance of the command fir us to discern the spirits in the context of what we many" think" is "spiritual" and true but is actually HaSatan's attempts to deceive people away from the truth. False prophets and teachers are included in this discussion and the fact that as we get closer to Yahshua's return, there will be a proliferation of these individuals.

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As I continue and conclude this 2-part teaching on Trial I will focus on Romans 8:28 and its importance in our lives whenever we must go through another trip in the crucible of refinement. I will discuss Job, Jacob, and attempt to enforce that we must lovingly obey G-d's commands/law/instructions with no thought of "what's in it for me?" Such was the righteousness of Job. Yet, G-d used Job to show the angels and Satan that there are people who will lovingly follow G-d even unto death. May we too be found to love G-d that much.

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We will continue to examine and conclude the teaching on Chapter 1 and move on to chapters 2-3 beginning with a discussion on the people who are on the earth during the Day of the L-rd, events that are impossible to explain through history. I am also going to discuss how easy it is to be convinced of teaching that may "sound good" but in fact is filled with hidden agendas that are not in the best interest of those who want to learn the truth of G-d's Torah, including the book of Revelation.

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I am going to address the problem of suffering in a 2-part podcast of which this is the first. I will show you how believers are never alone; that suffering may be equated with the refining process used for gold. Indeed, this is also discussed in Scripture.

In these end times in which we are living, I hope this and the next part of this message bring relief to you and provide valuable guidance that will help you as you continue your earthly race toward the prize of eternal life with G-d. Never look back; always look up. G-d is in control.

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Today's focus is on the Judgment we must all face when Yahshua returns.

The correlation to this parashah and the six times taking care and obeying G-d's commands/instructions/law are discussed in detail. We are reminded that G-d's plan for mankind will be fulfilled and all of His promises will be kept. If we want to be included in the sheep that are placed to Yahshua's right at the Judgment, we too must take care and obey all of G-d's commands/law/instructions. This is written in stone...

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This is a unique podcast for me as I am integrating a song I wrote concerning the subject of Stewardship and our responsibility to respect and care for G-d's creatures. I am providing a personal narrative I experienced while living on Guam that involves the effects of man's interference with G-d's natural order. I hope you enjoy the message and the song.

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The focus of this podcast is the fact that the book of Revelation is filled with prophecy, not history. I will discuss the various words and genders for describing "testimony" as it relates to the testimony of Yahshua HaMashiach and the fact that this testimony is directly from Him concerning Israel and His kingdom to come. earth

I also address several unique expressions in Revelation 1:1-3 that lend further credence to the fact that the Church is not the subject of the book of Revelation

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The focus of this podcast is the fact that there are times when G-d says " no" and we must accept His decision regarding the answer to our prayer regardless of what we ask. G-d's will is perfect, and once we internalize that truth, we can have a peace about His answer to prayer without a doubt that His answer is for our ultimate good.

The other subject discussed today is the reality that there is a time when G-d "shuts doors." To understand this concept, the historical and prophetic applications of this truth, join me for this podcast.

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The 'Church has not replaced Israel or the Jewish people with a "new" chosen people, Christians. This has no biblical basis and is a dangerous doctrine to teach and/or believe. First Samuel 15:23 tells us " For rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft, and stubbornness is as iniquity and idolatry. This verse informs us that Rebellion equates to witchcraft, and stubbornness equates with idolatry.

People who refuse to abandon their traditions when they are in direct conflict=t with G-d's Word are the most dangerous example of stubbornness. Whether they be teachers or parishioners, open rebellion against the Word of G-d demonstrates that they idolize their opinions above G-d's Word. Let's explore this together.

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This brief podcast will provide you with an organized list of questions about a scripture, and how to research the right answer. Remember, if the information you are examining does not match or is not "in synch" with G-d's Word, then it is not credible and should be discarded.

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Today I will distinguish between the terms used in this book referring to "servants," "sons," "servants and sons" and the importance of each reference.

I will also continue to present evidence that the book of Revelation was not written to the "Church. Rather, it was written to the Jew and to the Gentile, as a warning of what will soon come to pass as the One true Messiah, Yahshua returns to earth and is revealed to those Jews who have been spiritually blinded until the fullness of the Gentiles is reached, whereby those Jews who currently do not accept Yahshua as Messiah will have their spiritual eyes opened.

I also delve into the words and the concepts of "to reveal" and "revelation" and the context as each is used in this book.

I also briefly discussed the connection and differences between the Living Word (Yahshua) and the Written Word of G-d. They are indeed the same G-d manifest in different "forms" to accomplish the goal for a specific situation. (This is for another study and I will be happy to address this if you are interested in learning more. Go to https://www.rabdavis.org and click the link "Ask the Rabbi" and post your questions or comments. I will respond as soon as possible.)

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Mixed with this commentary is an introduction and explanation of the book of Deuteronomy and its importance related to the final disposition of our souls. This book provides the "plumbline" which all true believers must use to guide our lives in relating to G-d and to our fellow man. The results of disobedience are discussed with examples.

G-d has provided all of the necessary instructions (His Word) that are necessary to reach our "destination," the" Promised Land if we will only have "ears to hear" and follow Yahshua's lead. The book of Deuteronomy is the "blueprint."

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This class focuses on some of the many "Titles" of G-d and the rationale for their designation. I will also discuss the fact that this book was written to the Jew and the Gentile, of which the "Church" is included. The explanation of the connection between Gentiles and the "Church" is provided with numerous supporting scriptures.

The fact that G-d's Law is not dead is also discussed in detail, specifically in 1 John 3:4. Desecration of G-d's Sabbath, designated times; the worship of the Zodiac i.e. the 'heavenly bodies" is also discussed in the context of G-d's impending wrath.

Hebrews 4:12 " For the word of G-d is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword. It penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart."

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Today's commentary includes a discussion on the true borders of Israel which have yet to be fully occupied by G-d's People, and G-d's definition of "inclusion" and "equity" demonstrated through the instructions for distribution of the Land, and the inclusion of the daughters from the family of M'nasheh to inherit land. This was a request of the daughters who took the initiative to ask for an amendment to G-d's instructions concerning land inheritance, which G-d honored.

I also discuss the cities of refuge and the instructions concerning their use. Applicability to us today will be discussed in relation to past sins and our accountability to G-d for any sins committed after we have become reconciled to G-d.

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We continue our study on the Book of Revelation starting at Chapter 1:6 ending with verse 11. This study is not always "easy" to follow, but I assure you, that G-d will bless your consistent effort to "hear" and "act" upon that which you come to understand as you grow in your relationship with YHVH/Yahshua. This is but one of several subjects covered in this teaching.

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Today I am going to compare the changing environment in the United States to that of Israel; the standards G-d established for everyone, the "new nature" Yahshua provides for those who are serious about repenting and following His instructions/laws out of love, and the consequences of a free- will choice to reject His commands/instructions/law. I will discuss how the words of the "Pledge of Allegiance" have changed in concept and reality and that if we want G-d to "Bless America," we must turn back toward Him as our Standard. His Word verifies these conditions.

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Today I will dissect and explain the verses in Chapter 1:1-5. I know there are numerous scriptures to which I have referred you, but it is necessary fr you to see for yourself that the teachings are true and pervade both the Old and "New" Testaments. The teachings of our L-rd never change so we have an excellent opportunity to realign our hearts, minds, and spirits in synchrony/harmony with G-d's Word.

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This parashah is read with #40 on regular years, but I am focusing on Parashah #39 in this podcast

Today I am going to describe the inextricable connection between the Old Testament and the B'rit Chadashah (Refreshed, renewed Covenant) through the narrative of the red heifer (para aduma), and Yahshua as the only perfect sacrifice for the sins of man. I will cover the purification process according to the sacrificial system and how Yahshua's purification after his sacrifice followed the same instructions given by G-d to Moshe.

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This continuation of our study on Revelation continues with the second and last part of the Introduction to be discussed today. The focus is on a definition of "the L-rd's Day" and how this specific event has been mistranslated and misconstrued to the point of inaccurate teaching that includes misinformation and disinformation consistent with Christian Chursch Replacement Theology taught in most if not all Christian churches.

My goal is to clarify the true meaning of "the L-rd's Day," and how it fits in with our future studies in the Book of Revelation.

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Welcome to the study on the Book of Revelation. This podcast provides an introduction to the Book of Revelation which will be presented in two parts. This lesson includes a prelude to the character of the book, the subject of the Apocalypse, which is not the Church, the use of Church Replacement Theology which is used quite frequently in an attempt to deceive those who are looking for the truth of G-d's Word; the language of the book, and the fact that the Church is not the subject of Old Testament prophecy.

We must get our facts straight from the beginning in order to discern the truth of G-d's Word So, open your hearts and minds, whether Jew or Gentile and let's delve into the Book of Revelation together.

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In this podcast I am going to corelate the agenda of Artificial Intelligence with the skill of critical thinking, Moshe's response to Korach, and the importance of developing this skill in our lives today.

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In this podcast I exhort the listener to always compare what they are taught/told by their clergy or other Bible teachers with G-d's Word for accuracy against more than one version. Accessing and reviewing scripture from the earliest translations possible will minimize contradictions, omissions, additions, and other peripheral garbage that has caused so many to misunderstand G-d's commands/instructions and Law regarding how He wants us to worship and relate to Him and how we are to live among and treat our fellow man.

We are instructed to ask, seek, and knock for those who ask will be give; those who seek will find, and those who knock the door will be opened. 2 Timothy15-16 says it all: " And study to present thyself, perfectly a laborer who is not ashamed, one who correctly announceth the word of truth" (A literal translation from the Syriac Peshito Version).

Syriac is a straightforward language, much like Hebrew with no ambiguities in it.

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Today I am concentrating on the literal, contextual, physical, and spiritual significance of understanding and integrating the true meaning of "trust" in YHVH/Yahshua. Throughout G-d's Torah, and as addressed in this parashah, we discover that the lack of faith and trust in G-d cost the Israelites time and significant loss of life. Forgiveness can be partial in some cases, also recorded in this parashah.

If we want to be included as the Bride of Yahshua, we must "wash our garments" (repent) and start afresh learning G-d's instructions/commands and following them all the way "home."

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This brief podcast focuses on the " day of the L-rd" which was a prophetic message by Amos. I will also address verses 21-4 where G-d makes it very clear that He does not want any sacrifices or offerings if our hearts and intent is not in it. Let me make it clear that G-d commanded the sacrificial system. What He was angry about was that the sacrifices and offerings were made without any personal involvement. Their observance was strictly legalistic. Many Christian clergy teach that G-d's laws were abrogated and use these verses to support their position. Unfortunately, they are ignorant of G-d's Torah (Word/instructions/law) and simply teach that Christians are under a large umbrella of G-d's grace, negating G-d's commands and erroneously teaching that Yahshua (Jesus) came to "free" man from His laws/instructions.

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Today I am going to focus on the Temple Menorah, the arrangement of the lamps, the light as it related to the Light of the world (Yahshua), and the light we draw from Him to shine forward to the world. I will also cover the definition of a true believer and the fact that if we want to be a part of G-d's people and eventually the Bride of Yahshua, we must ready ourselves with serious and heartfelt repentance and loving obedience to His Word. Scriptural references will be provided as always.

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As the world continues to fall away from obedience to and a love for G-d's Torah (instructions/law), and blindly attempt to explain the exponential increase in devastating events such as crimes of increasing cruelty, secular humanistic teaching, unprecedented weather events, a national shift toward socialism, the appearance of strange and more virulent viruses and bacteria, I am compelled as Messianic Jewish rabbi concerned for Jew and Gentile to provide a sound biblical explanation for such events. But more than this, I will discuss the remedy that the Great Physician himself (YHVH/Yahshua) provides throughout His Word that is accessible to everyone, Jew or Gentile.

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IN this podcast I will describe the parallelism of the Jewish wedding to G-d's betrothal and marriage to Israel (all true believers, jew and Gentile) and propose a possible scenario according to scripture of what will take place after the "'wedding."

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In this podcast I will give a brief explanation of what Shavu'ot represents, that it is a mandated festival of G-d. and that it does not represent the birth of "the Church."

Rather, the observance of Shavu'ot was an act of consecration and celebration. this It was and is a time to give YHVH/Yahshua his due; to offer Him the first and best portion of our harvest, whether food or any other "increase."

Let's take a closer look at what else happened on this special day including the giving of the 10 Commands at Mt. Sinai and later the Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit) the latter of which we will focus on today.

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Today I am going to expound on the Book of Ruth that is typically read during the mandated holy festival of Shavu'ot called "Pentecost" by the Christian community. I hope you do not pass this podcast by thinking you have "heared it all before." There is alsyeas something new we may learn from G-d's Torah/Word/Instructions when we approach it with an open heart, mind, and humility. May you learn something new today that you can use in your life.

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In this short podcast I will describe the correlation between the mandated feasts of G-d, human childbirth, and prophecy contained related to Israel (all true believers). A comparison is made between each of the feasts, the believers' fulfillment, and the development of a baby.

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In this podcast I will discuss Jonah who is the fourth prophet in the series of the 12 "minor" prophets in the Bible. The discussion of his life and how it relates to end time prophecy continues to support the consistency, reliability, and validity of both the Old Testament and the B'rit Chadashah ("New") Testaments as do the lives and prophecies of all the prophets in the Bible.

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Although I will cover several subjects from this week's parashah, the focus will be on answering questions about why there is so much repetition of the offerings in Chapter 7? Why is it necessary to repeat the same information with wach tribe's contribution?

Join me as I explain the importance of this repetition then and now to the lives of true beleivers.

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In continuing the series of podcasts on prophecy, I want to investigate some of the end-time players, especially Amalek. This podcast will clearly identify the Amalekite paradigm of evil that has plagued Israel since early biblical times but will ultimately be destroyed according to G-d's Word. Let's take a journey through the genealogy and metaphoric/symbolic implications of this evil connected with HaSatan and its final demise.

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In this commentary Iwill discuss the truth that man is not inherently "good," the applicability of the legislative and historical narratives to our generation and beyond, and the importance of detail and obedience to G-d as the "General" on our long journey to the promised Land which constitutes a "mission accomplished.'

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Zephaniah's prophecies are dominated by the subject of Ethiopian Jews and their future in end time prophecy.

Zephaniah also addresses the Gog-Magog war, the final Battle of Armageddon, and G-d's judgement against certain nations who are Russia's confederates during this time.

Join me and take a glimpse into the events to occur in the near future. Are you ready for the Rapture and Yahshua's return? The way to salvation is also covered in this book in Chapter 3:1,8. May we all be hearers AND doers of that which will include us as partakers of the covenants of Israel.

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Today I am going to delve into the priority G-d places on Shabbat observance, that is G-d's Shabbat Friday night sundown to Saturday night sundown, and all of the other designated Shabbats and designated feasts.

I am also going to discuss the ramifications of continuing to ignore, add to, or subtract from G-d's Torah and how the Catholic Church continues to defy G-d's commands, teaching a different gospel than what G-d commands.

Open your minds and hearts, and learn more of the truth of G-d's Grace and Law

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In this final episode for this mini-series of podcasts, we will explore the Melchizedek Priesthood and how it and He foreshadows Yahshua as our Messiah, Prophet, Priest, and King. We need to understand that Yahshua's Priesthood is after a different order than the Levitical or Aaronic Priesthood; instead, it is of the order of Melchizedek. Let's explore this interesting and revealing phenomenon nestled within G-d's Torah.

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In the last podcast I discussed Talmudic evidence for Yahshua as Prophet, Priest, and King found in both the Babylonian Talmud and The Jerusalem Talmud.

In this podcast I am going to address the cultural and legal context of genealogy as it relates to Jewish law and Yahshua's qualifications fulfilling numerous prophecies in the role of Prophet, Priest, and King/Messiah.

Let's keep thus learning adventure going!

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In the first podcast of this series, I ended with a discussion on Talmudic evidence for Yahshua as Messiah as early as 30CE. Comparing information from both Talmudic references we find that both Talmuds recorded the same information, indicating that the knowledge of the events described in the first podcast were generally accepted by the mainstream Jewish community.

In this podcast, I describe four miracles associated with the strange repeating results of the lot system used to designate the "scapegoat" and the goat to be offered as a complete sacrifice for the L-rd.

In the next podcast in this series, I will address the cultural and legal context of genealogy as it relates to Jewish law and how Yahshua fits the requirements of the prophesied Prophet, Priest. and King/Messiah.

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This response is recorded in sections due to the plethora of information provided. I hope Jews and Gentiles who want to understand the truth that neither the Old Testament nor the "New" testament can exist without the other. Just as road signs are meant to guide us to what is ahead, so the prophecies in the Tanakh provide guidance and information that leads us to Yahshua as Prophet, Priest, and King; the soon-to return Messiah.

So, look for the subsequent podcasts that will provide you with the complete response addressing the above questions. Enjoy listening and learning!

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In this podcast we will discover what Habakkuk's name which translates as "wrestler" really means and how it most certainly applies to each of us as we continue to live in these end times. Careful and prayerful study of this book will open our minds to the fact that G-d is in control, has a plan for mankind, and that we must learn to place our trust in what G-d says he will do will certainly come to past as proven through history up to the current day.

I will also "show" that G-d's laws are not dead and that we will all be held accountable for our life choices. It is time to turn our hearts toward "home" as did Habakkuk who learned these lessons that G-d had put in writing for our benefit.

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This week I am going to clarify the often misinterpreted " eye for an eye" expression that correctly translates as " an eye's worth for an eye" and means so something much different than what most people are taught in their religious institutions.

The second major topic is an explanation of the term "Assyrian" and "Assyria" which has significant import in relation to our current world situation.

Join me for more!

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Zechariah and Haggai were contemporaries who wrote to encourage the rebuilding of the Temple after the return from the Babylonian captivity. However, they both looked into the prophetic future with G-d giving them visions of major events yet to come. I submit understanding these visions and what they represent are extremely important to us today as we continue to progress toward the end of days.

We are now living in the end times, and this can easily be verified by referring to Mattew 24 and other prophecies made by both the major and minor prophets, including Moshe (Moses). Let us make time to carefully and prayerfully study the Word of G-d, repent through the blood of the Lamb (Rom. 3:25; 2 Pet. 1:9), and learn to walk according to His law/commands/instructions with love while it is still day.

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This week's Torah commentary includes both parashot read together in regular years. These parashot are wonderfully and inextricably connected, teaching us that G-d is a G-d of detail, and details matter; and that we are to live our lives applying the concepts of the sacrificial system to our lives and follow G-d's commands/laws/instructions as true believers in the post Temple period are part of the new priesthood described in 1 Peter 2:9.

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I have recently posted a series on the minor prophets as their prophecies relate to the end times. In keeping with the subject of prophecy and the end times in which we are living, I am going to discuss King Hezekiah's legacy, the health issue with which he suffered, G-d's cure, and its prophetic significance.

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Today we are going to explore Obadiah's prophecy that is mainly concerned with the nations, particularly Edom. I will provide a perspective that perhaps "Edom" in modern times refers to the United States. Edom is also a reference to the Roman Empire and the Catholic Church. There is much more to be learned concerning this concept, but today, the focus will be on Edom, the United States, the Roman Empire, and the plans G-d has in place for the "Day of the L-rd."

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In this commentary my focus is on the first two paragraphs of parashah27 in depth, then I will discuss tzara'at both physical and spiritual applications that G-d uses to show us the importance of and the effects on others when we sin.

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This podcast highlights Mica's end time prophecies addressing three areas of this book:

The sins of a divided kingdom
The leaders of the nation
The people of Israel

Joel's prophecies foretell much about the upcoming world order, the battle of Armageddon, Yahshua's return, the rapture and the devastation that will occur on this earth as the result of G-d's judgement on an evil world. Join me in this journey into the future. Are you ready?

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Today I am going to address two subjects, one of which is more frequently addressed in commentaries than the other, but both of which are significant to our spiritual growth and our quest in obtaining the prize for a race well run.

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I receive many questions about unleavened bread and the laws concerned with removing it from our homes. However, I seldom get questions asking about what behaviors may be equated with leaven(sin) as individuals either begin or continue their "wilderness journey" and their walk with G-d. This podcast will provide this and more information for those who are truly interested in coming out of apostate religion to messianic Judaism and compliance with G-d's Laws/instructions for living a holy life.

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The focus of this podcast is Joel's prophecy concerning the end times, with a focus on the southern tribes of Judah, Benjamin, Levi, and a portion of Simeon. However, the entire concept and description of end time prophecy is affecting and will and will affect the entire world. It's time to 'listen-up" and take heed of G-d's Word through the writings of the prophets.

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AS Beth Elohim follows the Zadok calendar, the fourth day of the Feast of Unleavened bread is this Shabbat, April 4. This commentary will address the continual process of ascending to G-d versus a common teaching in Christianity that one can be instantaneously saved and that there is no need to follow G-d's Commands/Laws.

I will also discuss that if we want to live with YHVH/Yahshua eternally, we must separate ourselves from traditions of men and religions that often contradict G-d's Torah. Examples include Easter, Halloween, and Christmas. we must completely consecrate our lives for G-d's service.

Finally, I will discuss the fact that YHVH/Yahshua defines " a true Jew" much to the chagrin of those who have antisemite beliefs which holds that Christianity sis the 'new Israel."

C'mon and take a few minutes to listen to this podcast if you think you have everything figured out. I will show you the truth of the matters covered in this message.

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Let's journey through the book of Malachi and see how his prophecy given by G-d not only applied to the times in which it was written, about 396 BCE, but how it all applies to the present day and the near future events which I believe are closer than ever based on Matthew 24 and all that is taking place in our world today. We need to read and learn from the past lest we commit the same mistakes of those who relegated G-d to a lower priority in their lives, those who adopted a "holier than thou" attitude, or those who completely ignore G-d's Word for their own immediate self-gratifying lifestyle.

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Today I am going to discuss the importance of understanding the sacrificial system and the consecration of the priesthood to true believers who are now part of the "New priesthood" defined in 1 Peter 2:9. The book of Leviticus provides the template by which true believers, that is those who repent and trust in Yahshua's faithfulness, even unto his execution, then hear, learn, and follow G-d's instructions/Law/Torah. In fact, the entire book of Leviticus provides examples that were initially physical through animal sacrifices and processes to illustrate biblical concepts of worshiping and following YHVH/Yahshua that are now conceptually applicable to true believers today. G-d never changes and neither does his instructions/commands/Torah.

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In this podcast, I will explore the meaning of Hosea's name, and the reason he is positioned first of the so called " end time prophets" as the one who serves as an introduction to end time events.

The similitudes are profound in this and the other prophetic books, and I hope you will listen to each of the podcasts that will certainly open the door to a greater understanding of G-d's plan for mankind, past, present, and future. The time is short until Yahshua's return and we must all make that free-will choice that will determine our eternal destiny while there is still time.

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Today I am going to discuss the importance of the original sacrificial system contrary to often-taught erroneous teaching that G-d did not want the sacrifices of His people when in fact, G-d commanded the institution of the sacrificial system to be carried out with love. Other important "types" are nestled within the sacrificial system pointing to the originals (anti-types) in heaven,

I will also discuss how we are held accountable for sins of which we are not initially aware and sins of which we are not sure were even committed, and how to acheve forgiveness in these situations.

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"There is a G-d in heaven that revealeth secrets and maketh known what shall be in the latter days" (Daniel 2:28).

Join me as we embark on a journey focused on the amazing witness of Bible prophecy through the eyes of some of the prophets. we are living in the end times and as such have an urgent need to understand what this means as it relates to individuals, societies, and nations. The truth of the Bible is irrefutable although men continue attempt at discrediting it, changing it, or even tossing it aside as not applicable to the present.

The destiny of our souls and our ultimate destiny is at stake, and we need to know the truths G-d has given us through his Torah/instructions in order to make the ultimate choice between repenting of our sins, accepting Yahshua's sacrifice in order that we may be forgiven, and lovingly following His Word, or choosing to reject His Word and following the Adversary/Satan to hell for eternity (Revelation 20:15).

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These parashot are read together in regular years which we are in this year. Therefore, the commentary on these two parashot will be discussed in tandem. The main subject of this podcast is the typology of the tabernacle with significant attention given to some of many type-antitype examples within these two parashot. I am providing a plethora of verses to support these comparisons, so I recommend having some way for you to record this information for further study of the references.

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This podcast will take you through the history of the Exodus and the first Passover into the details of the ceremony, the significance and symbology of the Seder to Yahshua and the four "I wills" found in G-d's Torah in exodus 5:6-7. This is one of the mandated designated times of G-d that we are commanded to celebrate each year in order that the redemption story will be told through all generations.

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This entire commentary is based on one sentence " Adonai then changed his mind about the disaster he had planned for his people" (Exodus 32:14).

Curious? Good! Take a break from whatever you are doing or getting ready to do and learn the importance of accurate translation of G-d's Word!

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In this podcast I will respond to several questions submitted via e-mail about specific subjects found within Parashot #13 and #18. I hope you will find the information helpful and perhaps answer questions you may have about the same subjects. Enjoy!

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Today I am going to discuss the consecration of Aharon as the High Priest who was a prophetic representation of Yahshua, and two of the priestly garments of which many questions seem to be the focus of many questions about their use.

I will also bring to your attention the original design of the mitre worn by Aharon and the desecration of this headpiece by the Catholic Church, specifically the Pope of Rome.

I will discuss the differences in the original priesthood and method of choosing priests to the designation of all true believers as the "new priesthood" (1 Peter 2:9) and why this change was and is necessary.

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This week I will discuss some of the symbology of the Tabernacle and the colors of the materials used in its construction. I will also discuss the changes made in the physical sacrificial system once Yahshua became our Paschal Lamb, the complete, perfect sacrifice for the imputed sin acquired by all men through Adam's sin. I will also address the fact that the context of the sacrificial system has not changed, but that G-d's commands/law/instructions remain unchanged because He never changes.

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This podcast addresses the imperative need to start and develop our spiritual lives on the firm foundation of G-d's Torah. Unfortunatley, tradition, pride, and erroneous teachings from many clergy impede the progress of someone who has a true desire to learn the truth of G-d's Word and follow it, instead teaching false doctrine.

Several examples of erroneous interpretation are provided along with a description of the various sections of the Bible with their purpose.

Let all who truly want to lovingly follow the G-d of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob be blessed with this information and align their lives according to G-d's Word, His Torah.

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I will identify and distinguish between commands, commandments, laws, and rulings in this podcast and the importance of understanding how each fits the progression and growth of the Israelites from a nomadic society to a structured society which requires more specific laws and rulings that fall under the 10 Commandments given at Mount Sinai.

My intent is to clear up any confusion about the commands of the Old Testament and those of the refreshed renewed Covenant ("New" Testament) that exists even among those who have studied G-d's Torah for many years.

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This commentary will cover what we are expected to do if we expect to be included as one of G-d's people, details of Yitro's life which speaks volumes of how a G-dly person sets the example for others to follow and accepts G-d's standards for relating to man, the sacrificial system, and worship.

I will also discuss many of the ways in which the United States has fallen away from G-d's standards/commands, and the impending danger for those who partake of an antinomian lifestyle. Time is short and people need to know that G-d's Word in the Hebrew and Aramaic as originally written is true. Where do you stand?

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In this commentary I will refer to scriptures that remind us that if we want to live in the Father's House, we must without a doubt follow the Father's rules. There is no exception. Furthermore, we are not to hoard any of our blessings which in the case of this parashah is "man" or manna. Since Yahshua is the Bread of Life, we are not to "hoard" him either. We are to share Him and His Word with the nations and make his Name known for his glory.

I will talk about freewill and the fact that G-d does not send anyone to hell. We were blessed with a free will, and it is our own choice to either repent of our past sins and then lovingly follow G-d's commands/laws/Torah or take the road that Pharaoh chose in our parashah. And just as Pharaoh's time to repent "ran out" to his ultimate destruction, so it will be for those in the near future who continue to rebel against G-d. The choice is yours ... for a time.

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The commentary for this parashah in 2026 will address the overall theme of the parashah, but I am going to target several different verses which I have found are the source of many questions and debate over the years.

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IN this podcast I will review three of the ways that unbelievers including clergy, family, friends, and others will attempt to beguile you of our reward in YHVH/Yahshua. Deception is the goal of HaSatan with a plan to deceive as many people, including believers as possible, knowing his time is short. This message is one of critical importance as it addresses the race we must run and win that our souls will be welcomed into an eternity with G-d as the Bride of Yahshua (who is G-d).

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Today I am going to discuss one of Newton's laws of motion that states for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, and show that in the spiritual realm, this is not the case with G-d. Rather, the relationship I will describe is the cause-and-effect relationship between man and G-d. Join me for this unique commentary.

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Today I am going to discuss the importance of names in the Hebrew language including the name of G-d, and establish the connection between G-d's name, and the commandment not to use it in vain. The meaning of this command will be discussed as well because so many people do not understand its meaning.

I am also going to examine the first word of this parashah, the various translations, and why it is important to examine multiple translations to establish the most accurate translation and its relevance to the rest of the narrative.

I will also discuss the correlation of the Hebrew word "Kelev" which is the name of only one of two Israelites who were allowed to enter Canaan in the first generation and why it is also the name used for describing a canine (dog).

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In this podcast I will answer the question asking the meaning of this scripture. Many people are given an erroneous explanation of G-d's sacrificial system and his requirement for obedience and the spiritual paradigm that is valid today.

You will learn as David did through the prompting of the Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit) that the physical sacrifices then and the spiritual sacrifices today mean nothing without a heart for G-d. David tells us at the end of this scripture of his love for G-d's Torah and his total consecration to G-d's service, again, what G-d requires of a true believer today.

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I am reminded of a question: How much did the Patriarchs, Matriarchs, Prophets, and other individuals chosen by G-d who experienced a theophany or other prophetic truths about Messiah Yahshua know about Him? Another question, the answer to which I will discuss as a follow up is why the rabbis did and do not teach the truth about Messiah Yahshua when the evidence of his existence and person was made clear to them through G-d's Torah and even in some of their prayers?

This discussion is based in Ya'akov's blessing for Yosef in Genesis 48:15-16. Join me for this dive into this and other scriptures that reveal a truth that is not often taught or even discussed.

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Today I am going to compare and contrast Darwin's Theory of Evolution that proports natural selection and survival of the fittest and excludes G-d (Intelligent Design), to G-d's Torah with G-d identified as the Creator of all things.

Although you may have some knowledge on this subject, I believe when you listen to this podcast, you will learn something new on the subject and how the chaos and lawlessness in our society today reflects the results of believing such errant ideology as Darwin's Theory that excludes G-d as the Source of all life.

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This week we will focus on a comparison between Y'hudah's overt willingness to sacrifice for family regardless of the cost, the fact that G-d can use man's evil intentions for good to accomplish his will, and that as long as we have breath, G-d can affect chenges in our lives.

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One of the most important lessons in this parashah is that our most important opportunities to serve and glorify G-d may come when we least expect them. This means that we must prepare ourselves spiritually and be at the ready to be used of G-d at all times, no matter our circumstances.

Another lesson I will discuss is the respect that is due our G-d. Many times, people will treat other humans with more respect than they do the King of the universe. examples are provided ni this podcast.

I will also discuss how G-d's Name/Yahshua, and Torah are encoded n the forst five books of the Bible showing us that our light source is the "middle " candle, the Shamash" candle, Yahshua our Messiah!

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In this last lesson of the Mystical Shape of the G-dhead, Rabbi Phil Davis of blessed memory reviews some of the concepts of the previous 7 lessons, them expounds on the kabbalistic teachings of evil and how it is manifested through human sin. A question-and-answer period follows this lesson as it occurred during the recording, providing additional information you may find beneficial to your existing body of Torah knowledge.

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In this podcast, I call your attention to another of the deeper truths to be found in G-d's Torah by comparing YHVH/Yahshua/Torah to the human circulatory system. As a retired medical professional who loves G-d's Torah, as I prayerfully studies the subject of the breath of life, I discovered that the circulatory system reveals several parallels to the process of being reconciled to G-d through Yahshua, and the importance of properly feeding the heart and mind with G-d's Torah and feeding our bodies with healthy food to achieve and maintain an optimal relationship with G-d and our physical and spiritual well-being.

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Today I am going to discuss how G-d accomplishes his plan for his people through all of our human "adventures," whether through adversity or joyous experiences. We will examine Yosef's story as a perfect example of how G-d's plan will be accomplished for each of us in one way or another, no matter how we or others may interfere with sinful behavior.

I will also reinforce through scripture that we are accountable for all of our thoughts, speech, and deeds that will be judged by Yahshua described in 2 Cor. 5:10 and in the Book of Revelation 20:12.

We all need to ask G-d to search our hearts and show us where we need to repent and chart a new course according to G-d's Torah. See Psalm 139.

I will also describe several similarities between Yosef and his life to Yahshua's time on earth.

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In this podcast I respond to several questions related to Parashot Chayei Sarah and Toldot. I invite you to listen and learn some biblical truths from the responses of which you may not have been previously aware. There is always something exciting and new when we seek wisdom from above and knowledge of G-d's Torah!

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This commentary will focus on Chapter 32:22-32, specifically on the subject of prayer and the condition our heart and soul must be in as we pray in order to receive G-d's answer and an optimal response. The example will be taken from Ya'akov's life, what he learned beyond his previous experiences, and how the lessons he learned apply to us today.

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Today I am going to explore James 5:14-15 explaining the practice of Laying on of Hands and in Chapter 15, why this intervention may not be effective.

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Today I am going to focus on the remarkable and usually unexplained process Ya'akov used in breeding livestock that would be designated as his wages for working for Lavan. Biblical application will be discussed. I will also discuss the question many people have asked me about the "trickery" of which Ya'akov was guilty in more than one situation. This subject is also specifically covered in a subsequent podcast for a more detailed response.

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Today I respond to the following questions I received through the website:

Why is the word G-d not spelled out or even spoken when the Bible spells it out?
Do you believe in the 5- fold ministry: Prophet, apostle, preacher, teacher, evangelist?
Do you believe you are Torah observant out of love for the L-rd or do you believe being Torah observant draws you closer to the L-rd?
Can a gentile wear a tallit? I wear tzitzit but not all the time. I want to wear one all the time to be dedicated to the L-rd.
I found out or read the gospels didn't have titles 1e. Mathew, Mark, Luke, John until a few hundred years ago and there were no chapters or verses.

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Today I am going to delve into the meaning of Isaiah 52-3 from a Messianic Jewish perspective, traditional Jewish perspective, and the Christian perspective.

It is important to understand that not only has the Messiah already come, but that He will return as the same Messiah as the conquering King this time and not the suffering servant as the first time. The progression of this lesson is as follows:

The Servant's Submission

The Servant's Substitution

The Servant's Sinlessness

The Servant's Satisfaction

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In this commentary I will discuss the need for continued humble and heartfelt prayer and study of G-d's Word for those who really want to become close to G-d and receive the prize of salvation and an eternity with Him in heaven. Possible causes for delayed answers to our prayers are discussed.

I also discuss the importance of attitudes in our speech and actions using the narrative of Esav trading his birthright for food!

I also discuss the significance of the Abimelech narrative to our understanding of the Palestinian/Israeli conflict and the ramifications of the continued harassment and attacks on G-d's people which is ultimately destruction for those who subscribe to such treatment.

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In this lesson Rabbi Davis discusses tools Satan uses to distract and separate us from G-d. This is known in Kabbalah as the Kelipah (Shell). We must be aware of these distractions and overcome them with prayer and continued study, internalizing, and living according to G-d's Torah, for darkness cannot exist where there is light.

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A dominant theme in this week's parashah is how Avraham organized his life in preparation for the next generation, even in the loss of his beloved Sarah. In this commentary I will discuss how Avraham arranged his life and priorities to achieve synchrony with G-d's will and how we can prepare our legacy as well.

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In this podcast I will address the critical truths that are found in an otherwise labeled fiction novel. I encourage Christians to examine the history of their faith and the Catholic Church who is called the whore and her seven daughters in the Book of Revelation, chapter 17. who is in reality the political religious system that has departed from Biblical truth and has assumed a position of authority that belongs to only G-d. True believers must examine their faith systems and forsake pagan holidays and customs that are opposed to G-d's Word, even though their observance may be "fun.' Compare these traditions and customs to G-d's Torah/Laws/Commands and see for yourselves that insistence on following times and festivals not of G-d will bring eternal separation from G-d (Revelation 22:15;18).

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In this podcast, I focus on the significance of the oaks of Mamre, the identity of the three "men" who came to see Avraham in the desert, and the importance of treating people in a non-judgmental way, obedience to G-d's laws/instructions, and the consequences of disregarding them or following false prophets who teach against G-d's Word/instructions/law. Hospitality and respect are also addressed with Avraham as the quintessential example.

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In this podcast I will address possible and probable interpretations of Jeremiah 31:22 which has a number of translations, adding to the confusion about its meaning.

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I will explore some of the deeper meanings behind the literal words in this parashah to kabbalistic interpretations found in the Zohar. I will discuss how Avraham came to search for the One True G-d in the first place when he was raised in an idolatrous society, and how G-d led him out to start a journey of spiritual growth that would have an unfathomable effect on the world.

I will also discuss the relationship between blessings and responsibility, both of which apply to all true beleivers.

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In this short podcast I respond to several questions submitted by email.

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There is much more to the Bible than just the literal meaning. Unfortunately, too many people stop there and never explore the deeper meaning of G-d's Word, missing the opportunity to gain wisdom from above and new knowledge that may be used for His glory. We are going to discuss the 4 levels of biblical interpretation that will surely enhance your knowledge of G-d's Word and hopefully prompt your heart to ask, seek, and knock (Matt. 7:7-8).

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Today I am going to respond to several Email questions in the Book of Genesis. I will also discuss a method of conducting biblical research, and the PaRDeS method of analyzing Scripture from the literal meaning to the esoteric or mystical implications.

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AS I have taught in the past, everything G-d instructed his people to build that relates to heavenly structures and paradigms served as an anti-type of what is in heaven. Examples include but are not limited to the Ark, the Ark of the Covenant, the Mishkan/Tabernacle, the Temple, and the Sukkah.

In this parashah we find another antitype in the person of Noach and the Ark.

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This lecture is the sixth in a series of eight lessons on the Mystical Shape of the G-dhead. This lecture continues the discussion on the deeper concepts of the Tree of Life and the Tree of the knowledge of good and evil, and how through Adam's sin, the entity of evil was integrated into man as a perpetual potential strengthened each time we sin. Rabbi Phil Davis introduces kabbalistic understandings of the unseen war between good and evil and presents the solution to overcoming the evil inclination. That is by reading, internalizing, and living G-d's Torah.

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Today I am going to discuss what demons are, disembodied spirits assisting HaSatan in his mission to claim as many souls as possible for eternal isolation and torment from G-d. TI will discuss the origin, personality, character, and work of Demons in Satan's vast kingdom; the psychology of temptation, and the need to understand what the "new nature" really is and how to use it to avoid temptation and sin in the first place.

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Where do I begin? Today I will focus on some of the concepts in this parashah that are crucial for us to understand and embrace if we want to be called good and faithful servants when we stand before Yahshua in judgement.

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In this podcast I will offer definitive support for the use of the Zadok Preistly Calendar discovered at Qumran (Visit Israel365 website for recent article).

If we say we love YHVH/Yahshua we need to have a solid foundation for celebrating his mandated designated times on the right dates rather than depending on traditions of men.

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Today we are going to examine four scriptural readings for this special parashah and biblical examples of how some of the main characters in the Bible handled grief and mourning that glorified G-d even through their sadness.

Deuteronomy 14:22-16:17

Numbers 29:35-38

Haftarah: 1 Kings 8:54-66

Brit Chadashah Mark 12:28-34

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During Sukkot we are instructed to read Ecclesiastes, which is the English title of this wisdom book derived from the Greek Septuagint's translation of the original Hebrew, "Koheleth." The word Koheleth (1:1; 7:27; 12:8) suggests one who has a function as a teacher or preacher in the assembly. This is a difficult book to understand, so I have prepared this message as a companion for you as you read the book for yourselves.

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I will explore the life of Devorah from the book of Judges in answering this question. Let's take a look at this remarkable woman of G-d!

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This parashah focuses on the offerings given at the Temple during the festival of Sukkot. The significance of the numbers and types of animals will be discussed along with the past and current situation between Israel's enemies and Israel. I will discuss how Yahshua expects us to address those who persecute and hate us, and the fact that there are several verses in the Bible that justify war with our enemies under certain conditions.

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In this podcast I will define the true meaning of "a real Jew" according to G-d's Torah. Indeed, many may be surprised to find that G-d's definition is completely different from what they may have been taught to believe and that they may fit the definition themselves!

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This podcast presented by the late Rabbi Phil Davis of blessed memory delves into kabbalistic concepts describing the Tree of Life, Evil, G-d, and Yahshua through the Sefirot diagram representing the Tree of Life.

Those listening to this podcast series who are not well grounded in Judaism and the Kabbalah hopefully will be intellectually provoked to further biblical exploration and how Yahshua used kabbalistic ideas in some of his teachings.

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Today we are going to examine the meaning behind the Song of Moshe and how it relates to societies today that live and teach complete disinformation (intentional false information) with an agenda that contradicts G-d's Torah. Specific examples will be discussed along with the results of such deception according to G-d's Word. The time is short for us to repent of our past sins with all our hearts and accept the "offer" of the "new nature" provided by Yahshua through his sacrifice for anyone who wishes to partake of the Living Water and to be included as one of G-d's people who lovingly follow his commands/instructions.

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Each year rabbi's take the opportunity to remind their congregations of Jonah during the Sabbath between Rish Hashanah/Yom T'ruah and Yom Kippur. This special Sabbath establishes a precedent for all the days on the coming year. On that day, we admit our shortcomings, ask forgiveness of those of whom we may have offended, and seek to grow closer to the G-d of Avraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Indeed, this holy day is symbolic of the Rapture and should be taken very seriously. We do not know the day or hour, but we do know the season.

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Just in case you haven't learned that G-d's instructions, commands and laws apply to ALL humankind, we are reminded of this in these two parashot that are read together in regular years. Furthermore, the history past, present, and future of Israel and all who hope to be included as G-d's people is written in the Song of Moshe. There is no excuse for not lovingly following G-d's instructions no matter who you are or where you live (see Romans 1-3) for further clarification if needed. Furthermore, we are told that those who arrogantly reject G-d's Torah will have their name removed from the Book of Life also written in the book of Revelation (22:18-19). Just as the Israelites in the parashot had to make a choice to love or hate G-d through arrogant disobedience, we must make the same choice. This we need to do while it is still day because Yahshua is returning soon (Revelation 22:20).

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Today I am going to delve into the meaning of Rosh Hashana and the Ten Days of Awe from the traditional context and the prophetic significance through the examination of various chapters in the Book of Revelation. I hope you will join me in discovering how critical the observance of G-d's mandated Holy festivals and understanding their significance is to our soul's final disposition.

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Today I am going to discuss the difference between healing and curing, identify and discuss various modalities YHVH/Yahshua uses to accomplish healing, a cure, both, or neither with biblical examples. I will speak on the necessity of taking an active role in our lives by learning, internalizing, and following G-d's commands as part of the healing process, and several examples of why we may not be "cured" of a physical disease but obtain perfect healing.

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This parashah describes the renewal of G-d's covenant with Israel as those who entered the Promised Land were the generation following the one that did not make it to this destination because of their rebellion. The blessings and curses described in great detail should make us realize that G-d's commands and rulings are perpetual until there is a new heaven and a new earth (Matt. 5:18). The blessings for true believers are contrasted with the curses for rebellion of G-d's Torah, a reality we need to take very seriously.

The two confessions of tithes are also described in this commentary, showing us that we are to worship G-d His way, and that our praise and acknowledgement of his provision and goodness should always be in our hearts and minds. The second confession which deals with the third-year tithe shows us that we must walk our talk and actively live G-d's commands whether in or out of our homes.

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Today I am going to discuss the literal and conceptual meaning of Deuteronomy 21:1-9 and how it applies to our society today.

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This week's parashah continues to reveal G-d's "Blueprint" for the fledgling nation of Israel including 74 of the 613 commands given in this parashah alone! Today we will examine several of them in detail. I encourage everyone to study all of the commands in this parashah as they apply to us today in concept if mot literally.

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We continue learning about the evolution of the nation Israel from a nomadic existence to a well-structured nation managed by judges who were specifically picked for their level of observance to G-d's Torah including justice, compassion, and impartiality. G-d warns the people against idolatry in any form with conviction of such a sin punishable by death. We should be humbled to learn that idolatry takes many forms, some of which we may not have been aware.

We also get a "glimpse" into Messiah Yahshua through Moshe's comments in Deuteronomy 18:15. Unfortunately, our Orthodox brethren do not see the truth in this statement and its reference to Yahshua. One day the blinders will be removed, and they will understand the import of Moshe's comments that day (Rom. 11:25).

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IN this podcast Rabbi Phil Davis (Milchama ben David) of blessed memory delves deep into the concepts and reality of both good and evil, that G-d created both as states in Isaiah 45:7. Rabbi Phil also dispels the myth that there are two separate G-ds, the judgmental G-d of the Old Testament and the all loving G-d of the New Testament, more accurately the Renewed Refreshed Covenant. He also presents how the kabbalists reconcile this misinformation with the truth that G-d is One and that YVH/Yahshua are One G-d. This is revealed in Genesis 1:1 in the Hebrew although the Orthodoxy has not yet recognized this truth, and in John 14.

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In this lesson the late Rabbi Milchama ben David of blessed memory discusses the truth that G-d/Yahshua is the Word, is Torah according to John 1:1-3. If we say we love G-d but choose to ignore His commands/laws. and statutes, the truth is not in us, and we will not be counted as good and faithful servants. We will be judged on our works/deeds, and our attitude in our observance or lack of when we stand before Yahshua on Judgement Day (Rev. 22).

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This week I will discuss the importance of looking outside the box of human logic and human nature when studying G-d's Torah. There is much enjoyment and "wonderment" when we take the time to ask, seek, and knock when the "door" opens, wisdom from above and knowledge is given by the Holy Spirit, and the power of discernment is given to know the difference between clen and unclean, that which is permitted, and that which is profane. What an exciting adventure for those who truly want to develop a close relationship with the G-d of Avraham, Isaac, and Jacob!

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This lesson introduces some of the deeper possibilities of the mystical shape of the G-dhead using the String Theory and other scientifically derived knowledge concerning physics and metaphysical concepts as they relate to the spirit and soul. There are surely more questions than answers, but the exploration of this subject will give those who seek to learn as much about G-d as they can, a sense of awe and wonder.

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This is the first of several podcast lessons on the Mystical Shape of the G-dhead conducted by Rabbi Phil Davis who was the founder of Beth Elohim Messianic Synagogue in Citrus County in 1997. R. Davis passed away in 2013. passing the mantle of Torah teaching and the ministry to me with my commitment to G-d and a life goal of glorifying G-d and making His Name known among the nations.

I hope you enjoy this series, and I invite your comments.

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Today I will discuss the greatest message on new life ever delivered by Yahshua to Nicodemus and how his life reflects the process of becoming a true believer applies to anyone who wants to be saved from the second death.

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Today I am going to discuss subjects such as giving credit to G-d rather than ourselves for all of our blessings, what G-d expects of us f we are to enter into a saving relationship with Him, the concept of loving strangers, and patiently waiting for Yahshua's return.

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In this teaching I will define the true meaning of success according to G-d's Torah versus manmade success. You will find an unfathomable chasm between the two. Are you brave enough to explore this teaching for the truth? If so, let's get going!

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The focus of this commentary is a discussion on the perpetual requirement of a true believer to hear, internalize and live G-d's instructions for worshiping Him and living with our fellow man. The details of G-d's instructions are the focus of the book of Deuteronomy with the concept summarized very nicely in Deuteronomy 6:4-13.

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Do you want to be a success according to G-d's definition or by the ever-changing definition of secular society? read on.....

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The focus of this commentary relates to a recent discussion I had with a professed "pagan" who informed me that he does not choose to follow the Bible because none of the translations are consistent. This conversation provided the perfect opportunity to discuss the crux of the book of D'varim which is G-d's instructions/Torah/Law, and its consistency and reliability when identifying and comparing biblical concepts rather than multiple interpretations. Although there are mistranliterations, mistranslations, omissions and additions that are not in the earliest manuscripts, the concepts of G-d's Torah are unchanging as is He.

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In this commentary I focus on the biblical definition and importance of an oath, a vow, and the conceptual applicability to our current society using the rapid expansion of Artificial Intelligence (AI), how its use is influenced by the Communist Chinese Party (CCP), and how this technology is affecting society, beginning with our children. The Biblical answer to how G-d's people can counteract the exponential increase in anti-G-d behaviors is also discussed.

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This teaching is the second of two responses to a question concerning some of the parables Yahshua used in his ministry and an explanation of the various terms used for the place designated for those who will suffer the second death and eternal separation from G-d and his Light.

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In response to an email question I received concerning some of the parables Yahshua used in his ministry and an explanation of terms used for those who are unprepared or rebellious when Yahshua returns, this is the first of two commentaries that will address all facets of the question.

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The focus of today's commentary is Chapter 29:1-39 because of questions asked about why each day's sacrifices are outlined in detail with few variations. Hopefully, this commentary will serve to show that nothing in G-d's Torah is extraneous, that there is deeper meaning to every instruction/law/ command that should be sought out and applied to our lives.

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In this response to an email, I will explain the source of the erroneous doctrine that the G-dhead exists as three separate persons: a Trinity. I will explain that G-d is One, a Compound Unity who manifests himself according to the "role" He desires to execute at a particular time. The truth of this "Oneness" of G-d is identified in the Old Testament and the B'rit Chadashah (Refreshed, renewed Covenant) mistakenly called " New Testament" in Christianity, thereby eliminating any rational or justification for a belief in a Trinity that this truth is "'Old Testament teaching" and doesn't apply to the Messianic Era.

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The focus of this teaching today is Numbers 24:1-22 and the prophetic significance that is closer to fulfillment than the majority of the world's population can imagine.

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This week I will explain the significance of the Para Adumah which our rabbinical brethren state is an unknowable mitzvah. This is because they have been blinded until the full number of the Gentiles has come in Romans 11:25). Nevertheless, the rite of the Para Adumah perfectly describes Yahshua and His willingness to "take on" the sin of the world that we may become clean.

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This week we will expound on the themes of this parashah which are ambition and authority. By reading the narrative of Korach and his selfish attempt to usurp Moshe's and Aharon's authority, we may find a bit of our own desire for recognition, power, and prestige, all expressions of the yetzer hara (evil inclination) within us. As we grow in knowledge and wisdom from above as we study, internalize, and act upon that which we have learned, we learn that we can overcome the animal nature within us and choose the narrow path to salvation by living according to the yetzer tov, the good inclination, a life that brings glory to G-d.

I will also discuss the importance of having a Torah-observant woman as a wife and the effect women can have on their husband's decisions.

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This week we will delve into more of the details of the episode of the 10 spies, the concepts beyond the details such as the truth that limited forgiveness exists. The tandem cooperation between Jew and Gentile is not a "New" Testament change in G-d's plan for mankind, and we may fall from G-d's grace and must stay true to G-d's commands if we hope to win this earthly race and an eternity with our Messiah.

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In this podcast I will explain the differences and similarities of Healing and Curing G-d's way. Scriptural references are provided throughout the presentation for review and verification of the teaching. An associated truth that salvation, like healing is a process is also explained.

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In this commentary, I will call to your attention, the connection between the placement of the command concerning the Menorah and the theme of this parashah which is servanthood. I will also describe the connection between the use of the Levite priests and their roles as servants of G-d, and Yahshua's role and example as the Quintessential servant to G-d with whom He is One. The status of a good and faithful servant of G-d is that to which true believers aspire to achieve when we stand in final judgement before our Messiah, Yahshua/G-d.

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The focus of this week's parashah is the protocol for a woman whose husband becomes jealous either for good reason or simply because of suspicion. Application to a broader range of the concept of infidelity using the PaRDeS method of biblical research and comparison to Isaiah 65.

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In this parashah we will learn the importance of finding our "place" or "role" in G-d's plan through asking, seeking, and knocking (Matt.7:7-8). This subject is alluded to in our parashah in the narrative of the placement of the tribes around the Tabernacle directed by G-d, not man.

We will discuss the future reunification of the 10 northern tribes (kingdom) including Ephraim and Menashe with Judah, Benjamin, and Levi which made up the Southern kingdom. This reunification also symbolizes the connection between repentance and the acquisition of G-d's Torah/instructions. The narrative that best describes this event is found in Ezekiel 37.

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Today we will explore respect in relationships and family pride. I will also discuss how the rabbis derive a requirement to honor siblings through the use of the word "Alef-tav" found in the 5th commandment and how this is an undeniable reference to Yahshua :)

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Today we are going to explore the concepts of flattery, lying, mockery, and slander, also called (lashon hara) which means "evil tongue." I discuss how slander is akin to murder and how the commandment not to murder relates to speaking evil of another, even when it is true.

I also address how flattery can be harmful and how "lying" can sometimes be justified. So, take a break from your day or evening activities, and gain a deeper understanding of these terms with which you may not be familiar in the true Hebrew /biblical context.

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In this lesson we learn that we are to be just in all things both in our homes and in our lives outside our homes for G-ds Torah teaches us how to relate to Him and to mankind. Also discussed is the fact that all honest work is honorable and should be carried out to the very best of our ability, no matter how society perceives our occupation. The importance of practical knowledge is no less important than a formal education and there is a place for all who want to contribute to the betterment of society at every level. Our goal should be to glorify G-d and to make His Name known in everything we do. Afterall, this is the reason for being. We are all given a specific role in life to reach a lost world, perhaps one person at a time.

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This week we will focus on the literal and conceptual meaning and application of G-d's mandated Shabbats and Shmittah years. Our attention will be turned to the blessings for obedience and the curses G-d will inflict on those who choose to rebel against G-d's Torah/Instructions and choose and alternate lifestyle, such as much of what we are witnessing today.

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In this podcast, I discuss substitutions made by the Greeks and used by pagans and Christians when referring to G-d's Name which is YHVH and no other. I provide numerous references describing what YHVH has to say about it. Appropriate alternatives and correct translations from the Hebrew are provided.

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This is a brief podcast explaining what Yahshua meant when he made this statement. It is important to understand the context of scripture and this subject and statement is no exception.

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Whereas the last two parashot described the necessity for the people to be holy according to G-d's instructions through the sacrificial system, we learn that this mandate applies to everyone at every level. No one is above G-d's law. The benefits of following G-d's instructions are beyond comprehension as are the curses for disobedience described in Deuteronomy 28:15-68.

I will also discuss the connection between 'Assyria" and the Antimessiah, a connection that is becoming more important daily as we continue living in these end times.

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In this podcast I clarify the events discussed in Acts 2. There are many misconceptions about the timing, the location, the individuals involved, and the reason for their gathering. Specifically, the tandem interplay between YHVH and the Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit) during the event of Shavu'ot will be explained. Again, the G-dhead consisting of YHVH, Yahshua, and the Holy Spirit are One and not a trinity. This inextricable complex existence is described in this commentary.

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This is another double portion read together in regular years. Today I will discuss some of the deeper ramifications relate to the sin and death of Nadav and Avihu, and how we may avoid committing the same "type" of "unauthorized fire" before G-d.

In parashah #30 I will discuss some of the less obvious ways in which we must refine our lives with G-d's help and guidance from the Ruach HaKodesh in molding ourselves into the community of Israel; that is a true believer defined in Romans 3, John 14, and Revelation that describes the Seven-Fold witness as the definition of a true believer.

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This is a double parashah read together in regular years. There is a lot of information concerning G-d's instructions given to the priests on how to address physical and spiritual illnesses, disease, and ritual uncleanliness. Although the methodology involved the sacrificial system and sometimes isolation/quarantine the concepts are just as applicable today. Indeed, if we followed G-d's instructions for assessing, treatment, and prevention of physical and spiritual disease and impurity, our world would be a much healthier place in more ways than one!

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In this short podcast, I will address the question: During the Second Temple period when there was no ark, the blood the High Priest sprinkled in an empty room would have left many gross stains on the walls and the floor of the most Holy PLae. After years, it would mold and stink, yet no one else could enter the place and clean it. What did they do?

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In this lesson I am going to focus on Chapter 10:1-16 which provides the narrative regarding unauthorized fire to Adonai and the level of accountability which may justify reward, or the severest penalty administered by G-d; destruction of the soul. It is imperative that we understand what "unauthorized fire" really means in its fullest context and how it applies to our behavior.

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In this podcast, I will address the following questions:

What effect does Acts 15 as interpreted by Christians have on us? Do they interpret it correctly? Have the dietary laws of Torah been abolished?

I invite you to put on your spiritual "seatbelts," open your mind, and let's take a look at the truth of these maters.

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This week we will discuss the specific laws concerning the processes for each of the sacrifices and the spiritual applicability for us whether Jew or Gentile.

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In this lesson you will learn much of the details and significance regarding the sacrificial system instructed and commanded by G-d. Applications to the Israelite's lives in biblical times and the significance to our lives today is discussed.

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This discussion should be thought-provoking for anyone who has a genuine desire to follow the G-d of Avraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The message is of utmost importance as we continue to live in these end times, and I pray many will consider the truths contained within it. May G-d give the listener ears to hear and a seeking heart.

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In this podcast I discuss the fact that Yahshua was not crucified on Friday, that He was crucified on Wednesday, and that He fulfilled the Old Testament event of the Paschal (Passover Lamb). I discuss the truth that Easter is a pagan tradition and that anyone who expects to be included as one of G-d's people must abandon any holidays or traditions that are not consistent with G-d's Torah/instructions.

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Today's commentary includes discussion on the importance of accountability, following G-d's instructions to the letter with a willing heart, and the consistency and reliability of G-d's word from the first page to the last.

The subject of vanity as it relates to our spiritual ascent and the mirrors donated by the women for the construction of the laver. This narrative has layers of significance of which I will elaborate.

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In this podcast I explain the truth behind Easter, its relationship to the mother-son cult which evolved into Catholicism, followed by an earnest recommendation that the listener/reader to research the relationship between Catholicism and Edom. I strongly encourage the audience to research the scriptures provided throughout this podcast which provide valuable insight into what is to come in these end times, just as Yahshua prophesied.

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This week we will address the often-questioned scripture concerning kindling a fire on Shabbat, how G-d provides every individual and nation everything needed to accomplish whatever the task He assigns, and the need for each of us to thank G-d for whatever spiritual gifts we are given. We are not to covet the gifts of others. We are to use our gifts for their intended purpose just as the organs of our physical body's each perform their task, specific to their function.

We need to learn how to work together, using our G-d' given gifts, skills, and talents for the common goal of glorifying G-d and making His Name known throughout the nations.

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This week I will address four main topics from which we will take our lessons: 1) Personal accountability; 2) Ascension to G-d; 3) Total separation to G-d ;4) G-d's commanded festivals

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This week we will discuss the detail of the ordered for the priestly garments, the significance of the Urim and Tumim and some of the various translations in three biblical texts.

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This commentary includes similarities and differences between the creation of the universe and instructions given for the construction of the tabernacle.

The subject of contributions is discussed in the context of the fact that in giving of ourselves and our tithes/offerings/ other contributions, that we are in fact giving back what truly belongs to G-d in the first place.

Also discussed is a lesson taken from the fractionated measurements used in the construction of the tabernacle and a relationship to our spiritual journey.

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This week we will discuss the obvious and not so obvious concepts behind G-d's rulings and secular rulings/laws. There is much more to G-d's rulings than the literal word and those who truly want to follow YHVH/Yahshua need to know the implications behind G-d's rulings.

We will also see how Sha'ul (Paul) applied his knowledge of G-d's laws and the truth of Messianic Judaism to the glory of G-d through Sha'ul's testimony under fire. May we be found to be as willing to share our testimony and use every opportunity to share the truth of G-d and his plan for true believers.

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This short podcast answers the question "Who is an Apostle and are there Apostles today?"

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In this podcast, I address this question I received via email. A clear understanding of what blasphemy against the Holy Spirit really means is critical to our salvation and deserves your undivided attention and continued study. May G-d deliver this message to those who have ears to hear.

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This week we will delve into more detail on the purification process the people of Israel were commanded to undergo before receiving the 10 Commandments of G-d at Mount Sinai. Specifically, I will address the importance of the order that men not approach women during this purification process.

Also covered in this parashah through the Haftarah and the B'rit Chadashah teachings is the consistency of G-d's Word and command to act like the special treasure that those who "wash their robes" (repent) and follow the commands of G-d as a lifestyle testimony. We must be found to be clean in all areas of our lives that we may glorify our G-d and one day discover that our new residence for eternity at the end of our earthly race is in the New Jerusalem with YHVH/yahshua!

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This week I will focus on G-d's omniscience as he led his people out of Egypt into the desert, that G-d means what He says when He frequently repeats the necessity for loving obedience to His commands and laws, and the consequences of rejecting His instructions. I discuss the fact that every good gift/provision we have is from G-d alone with the parallel of the manna discussed for comparison. Finally, I share the warnings G-d gives mankind against false piety and/or rejection of G-d's Word evidenced by adding to or subtracting from it in any way, the fate of those who do described in the B'rit Chadashah reading this week from the book of Revelation.

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This week we will delve into the first two paragraphs of the parashah. We will dissect and define the titles G-d used to reveal himself to the patriarchs versus how He addressed himself to Moshe. Every word of G-d's Torah has significance, and today we will identify the importance and significance of G-d's choice of Names as he revealed himself to man.

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In this commentary, I will discuss details concerning the basket Yocheved made for baby Moshe, where she may have gotten the idea rather than throwing Moshe into the Nile as Pharaoh ordered for all the male Hebrew babies. We learn that G-d rewarded her courage and hope for Moshe and how G-d orchestrates human events for his ultimate glory.

We will also discuss the importance of prioritizing our biblical questions and research to those subjects that are of crucial importance to our salvation rather than getting lost on "bunny trails" that may be interesting to research and explore, but not at the expense of neglecting that which will affect our ultimate destination.

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The focus of this week's teaching consists of clarification on the name "Metatron," the Son of G-d, Israel as the Son of Yah and Israel as G-d's first-born. These various names may be confusing to those who are unfamiliar with the deeper explanations of the Messiah not recognized by rabbinic Judaism but alluded to through their writings described as "Metatron."
The misconception that the G-dhead is a Trinity also hopefully laid to rest with the origin of that erroneous teaching prominent in Christianity.
A deeper connection between Israel and her intimate relationship to the Messiah is also revealed.

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This week we will concentrate on explaining Ya'akov's renaming to Israel; Who renamed him, why, and how it applies to the continued history and final outcome for G-d's people; the Jews first, and then the Gentiles. We will see that both "groups" of people must become reconciled to G-d through Yahshua's sacrifice, and hear, internalize, and act upon the words of G-d out of love. This includes among other specifics, following the biblical Sabbath, observing the designated holy days, and the dietary laws, not manmade traditions that often become laws.
We must learn the differences between pagan practices that have been carried into religious institutions, and the truth of G-d's Word that applies to everyone.
Using the example of Ya'akov's persistence in his battle with the angel who was really an epiphany, we learn that we can overcome and continue to serve G-d even if we are impaired in some way. We can overcome any trial or obstacle that may hinder us from giving G-d our best. Nothing is impossible with G-d.

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This week we are going to focus on comparison between Y'huda's overt willingness to sacrifice for family no matter the cost, to Yahshua's sacrifice, unselfishness, and total commitment to family, whether biological or spiritual. Then, we will discuss application to our lives with a goal of developing spiritually to the point where we embody the same sense of loyalty to G-d as Y'hudah demonstrated before Yosef described in Genesis 44:1-34.

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In this commentary we will explore the second major division of Yosef's life. That is his rise from a menial slave to becoming Pharaoh's prime minister of Egypt. We will see how G-d continued to prosper Yosef as Yosef matured into a good and faithful servant of G-d. We will learn how G-d can use anyone to further His purpose for mankind and that His plan for the salvation of His people will not be hindered.

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The correct timeline for Yahshua's conception and birth; the true, verifiable miracle of Chanukkah missed by the majority of traditional Jews, and the importance of correcting legends and traditions associated with Yahshua's birth and Chanukkah that are not biblically based, are included in this teaching.

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In today's message I will discuss biblical support for celebrating Chanukkah and the absence of support for celebrating the pagan holiday of Christmas. The historical and spiritual significance of Chanukkah is provided and the necessity to follow G-d's Torah/Instructions/Word out of love if we want to be counted as one of G-d's People.
Some of the traditions and customs from around the world that have contributed to the current custom of celebrating Christmas are discussed in addition to one of the traditional explanations of the Chanukkah celebration that are not verifiable in G-d's Torah.
The point of the message in that we need to seriously research the validity of what we believe and practice. Chosen ignorance when it comes to studying, internalizing, and living G-d's instructions will be no excuse when we stand before G-d in the judgement (Rom. 1:20).

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We will examine more detail of Yosef's life and the many learning opportunities provided for our spiritual growth. We will also compare some of the similarities between Yosef and Yahshua whereby Yosef's life was indeed an antitype of Yahshua, his purpose, life, and ministry on earth.
We learn that there is no temptation that we cannot overcome/resist, and that G-d is involved in our lives at every moment. Everything we do has consequences, good or bad and G-d's plan for mankind and His people will be accomplished regardless of mans' actions.

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We are going to use the system of hermeneutic research to explore the lives of Ya'akov and Esav, specifically their encounter after a long separation after Ya'akov had "grabbed" the birthright and blessings from his brother.
I hope you find this commentary interesting and thought provoking. My hope is that you will explore the benefit of using hermeneutics to help you gain a deeper understanding of Scripture beyond the literal.

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This week we will delve into Jacob's positive and negative attributes and how G-d used Jacob's personality traits for His glory. As we examine G-d's intervention throughout Jacob's life, we should carefully evaluate our personalities and examine ourselves for changes and learning opportunities that will help us mature in or relationship to G-d, just as did Jacob.

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Today we are going to dissect Revelation 1:6-11, clarifying the terminology used and correcting much if the misinformation taught as G-d's Word over the centuries by the "Church" and other religious institutions.

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Today we are going to delve into the character and symbology of the birth and early lives of Jacob and Esau. There are so many learning opportunities on G-d's Torah that no matter how many times you may "read" it, understanding comes only with persistence, prayer, and practicing G-d's instructions for relating to Him and to our fellow man. let's start our voyage...

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This week we are going to focus on Sarah's life versus her death and how her life affected Avraham's coping mechanism. In this discussion we will also discuss how Avraham set an excellent example on how to cope with the loss of a loved one through his response to Sarah's death and how we may incorporate a similar strategy.

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This week we are going to launch from the title of this parashah and apply the concept of hospitality and its fullness with a discussion on Chapter 2.

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This is the first of an entire series of teachings on the Book of Revelation, the Apocalypse. In this lesson we will learn that this is not a book written to "the Church" and that replacement theology taught and promoted by many Christian clergy results in incorrectly dividing the Word of G-d, subtracting from the Word of G-d which will result in G-d removing those who do from the Book of Life (Rev. 22:19), or adding to the Word of G-d which will result in being affected by the plagues written in the book (Rev. 22:18).
Therefore, it is critical to understand G-d's Word and follow it as it is written as closely to the original as possible. The disposition of our souls depends upon it.

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This week we will identify one of the many links between scripture to illustrate the consistency of G-d's Torah. That is the link between Adam, Noach, and Avraham, and how G-d continues to execute His plan for believers and antinomians. The importance of correctly defining and developing active faith and trust in G-d is discussed in the context of following G-d's Torah/instructions according to His definition of a true believer and winning the race to win the prize of salvation and an eternity with Him.

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This week we will delve into common questions about Noah's ark, its construction, the symbology associated with Yahshua, and the concepts of trust and faith, both dynamic action words in which the true meaning is critical to successfully completing the race to win the prize of eternal life with YHVH/Yahshua.

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Christianity adroitly teaches a subtle antinomianism when addressing Matthew 5:19 in addition to other scriptures. Today we are going to examine a comment made by J. Vernon McGee, a noted Christian commentator about keeping/observing G-d's commands, with a clear statement that reveals how significantly Christian paradigm has diverged from the truth of G-d's Word/Instructions/Law.

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In this lesson, an interesting parallel between the Book of John and the seven most significant objects in the Tabernacle. John's gospel is transparent in its simplicity, but there are profound concepts such as those discussed today that are revealed only by prayerful, humble, and consistent study whereby the reader consistently asks, seeks and knocks; that the Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit) opens the door to Torah knowledge and the wisdom from above to use it for G-d's glory.

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Today we are going to define and discuss the word "Iniquity" as it is found throughout scripture. An accurate understanding of this word is critical, for living a life consistent with the concept and behaviors associated with iniquity without repentance and a choice to follow Yahshua's Commands/Law/Torah will result in rejection by Yahshua the Messiah stated in his own words in the Book of Matthew.

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In the past I have been asked to explain this chapter because of certain statements made by Sha'ul (Paul) that anti-Torah people are inclined to cite kin defense of the false doctrine that the Torah (G-d's instructions) are dead. I am confident that this issue will be clarified, this falsity will be dispelled, and the truth of G-d's Torah will illuminate those with a seeking heart for the truth.

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The crux of this parashah is G-d's instructions to "Take to heart all of the words of my testimony against you today, so that you can use them in charging your children to be careful to obey all the words of this Torah. For this is not a trivial matter for you; on the contrary, it is your life!..."

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This week we learn that G-d indeed provides commands and rulings that apply to everyone who existed at the time these instructions were given, and to those who were not yet born. THIS is a perfect illustration of "inclusion" G-d's way. You will see that everyone entered into the covenant between G-d and man; not each individual's definition of what is right or wrong, but accepting G-d's "rules" for relating to man and to G-d. We are educated on the abominations that those who choose to make their lifestyle will result in spiritual death and eternal separation from G-d.

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This parashah describes the two tithing confessions and the significance that will be discussed today. The method for obtaining stone pillars to be erected a public reminder of the renewed covenant between G-d and the Israelites is discussed in contrast to the pagan practice of using hewn stones such as the Gazit stone hewn out of the Adirondack mountains that was planned as the cornerstone for a new tower. G-d will not be mocked. He is unchanging as are His commands/rulings, and laws. The book of Deuteronomy is replete with G-d's explanation of the blessings for loving obedience to His Torah and the curses for unrepenting rebellious, antinomian lifestyles.

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The dominant subject in this parashah is obedience to G-d's commands, laws, and rulings, not to add to or subtract from His Torah, and turn neither to the right nor left throughout our lives. G-d's Torah/instructions are unchanging, valid, and reliable with our loving obedience required as part of the equation that results in salvation.

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In this parashah commentary I will discuss the second ark, and the seemingly strange use of the word "remain" in the scripture referring to it.
The conditions for obtaining salvation and integration into the one stick described in Ezekiel 37:17 will be discussed which include obeying/observing G-d's commands/laws/rulings with a humble and loving heart. There is no other way to be counted as those who will be wearing the white robes of repentance as they become the bride of Yahshua, not the Church.

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This week we ill focus on the meaning and importance of the two mountains regarding blessings and curses. The physical but more important spiritual effects of observing or ignoring the dietary laws of G-d which have not changed are discussed along with the consequences of ignoring G-d's designated times such as Shabbat and the Sh'mittah every seven years.

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The commentary this week focuses on an update on the red heifers that are now in Israel and their significance to the sacrificial ritual of the red heifer described in our parashah. We will also discuss scriptural support that indicates Yahshua kept the Mosaic Laws concerning purification that are alluded to in his contact with the disciples, Thomas specifically, that occurred after His resurrection. Finally we are reminded through a tragic account between Jephtah and his daughter that vows should not be made lightly, and that we should trust G-d with all our hearts. As in the account of the serpent uplifted on a pole symbolized, we must keep our eyes heavenward even when we are in the midst of "being bitten."

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In this lesson the focus will be on the need to develop the ability to resist instant gratification and a sense of entitlement, the subject of rebellious children, and a sense of compassion and responsibility for our "neighbor" to include their property.

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This week we learn the truth that G-d will not "save" everyone and that we are all stakeholders in the process of salvation. Punishment for those who choose to rebel against G-d's instructions/laws is a reality that can be avoided if we will only learn what He expects of us in our relationship to our fellow man and G-d and follow His instructions out of love. Simply professing that we believe will mean nothing without an active lifestyle that reflects obedience to G-d's Commands/Law/instructions.

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In this parashah we learn the importance of developing an active trust in YHVH/Yahshua and faith that is demonstrated by our actions. We will also discuss the sad reality that salvation is not a "given" and that there will be a time when Yahshua will turn away everyone who consistently rebelled against His Law/instructions/Torah. Contrary to popular belief that everyone will be saved eventually is debunked by Romans 9:27 and John 14 to name two of many scriptures that define who Yahshua considers His own.

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The focus of this lesson is on the Temple Menorah and the concept of the light, the Servant Lamp in the fourth position, and that fact that we too must keep our light that can only be obtained and renewed from Yahshua who is represented by the Servant Lamp, and deeper meanings related to the term "aliyah." This parashah also includes concepts and instructions for obedience to a G-d that never changes. This parashah as all the others in the Old Testament lay the foundation for Yahshua's teachings in the B'rit Chadashah (Refreshed, renewed Covenant) and should be studied, internalized, and lived if we want to be included as one of G-d's people.

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Today we are going to focus on the importance of order and organization on earth as it is in heaven., referring to the Kingdom of Heaven. Indeed, the phrase in the L-rd's prayer " Thy Kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven, in no way intimates that G-d's Kingdom is already on this earth. All one need do is look around at the increasing chaos that is the result of lawlessness and a society without G-d.
An illustration of order, organization, and advance preparations for the Kingdom to come soon is illustrated through G-d's preparation for Israel's occupation of the Land. These principles apply to the people, collectively and individually, just as they do today.

Th unchanging and absolute commands of G-d including observance of G-d's appointed times is the focus of this parashah. Blessings for obedience and curses for rebelliousness are discussed with encouragement to the reader/listener to research the scriptures that define blessings and curses in detail. See for yourselves how the degradation of many societies including America is setting the stage for "rough seas ahead." Although G-dly leaders are a vanishing breed, as individuals we are still held accountable for our thoughts and deeds. There is still time to repent of our sinful condition, reconcile ourselves to G-d through Yahshua's sacrifice, and time to learn the truth of G-d's instructions through prayerful study and with the assistance/guidance of a credible teacher of G-d's Torah.

The commentary on this parashah focuses on the instructions for the leadership (priesthood) and the sacredness of the designated times of G-d. Both subjects have important application for today. If the leadership is not holy unto G-d, following His instructions/commands, then the masses will tend to follow the same behaviors. Similarly, if the leadership does not follow the sacred times of G-d, the masses will decide whether or not to change the specific holy days to their liking, or even eliminate them altogether. Examples are provided in this commentary that show just how far our society has fallen, embracing secular humanism over G-d and his Torah/instructions.

In this teaching I address the concepts and paradigm of moral relativism and secular humanism that are being taught and promoted by those in positions of authority including in many churches and other teaching venues. The critical importance of learning about G-d, His unchanging and absolute attributes reflected in His commands/instructions and learning the truth about how G-d defines a true believer are critical to a saving relationship and eternal life when we stand before Yahshua for final judgement and disposition of our souls.
There is nothing more important than coming out of our comfort zones and embracing G-d's instructions with loving obedience before the "door to the ark" is sealed.

This message will focus on the sin legacy left by Jeroboam, the first king of the northern kingdom of Israel. I will discuss application to our lives today and the reality that while G-d exercises mercy and grace, He promises that Judgement will also come to each individual for every deed/work we have or have not done according to His instructions/Torah. It is time to evaluate our relationship with G-d and correct our trajectory to one in which we follow His commands out of loving obedience, repenting and becoming reconciled to G-d through Yahshua's sacrifice. There is no other way.

The focus of this parashah is on Shmittah, the Jubilee year, and the relevance of these years and the concepts embedded in them to our social behaviors and to us personally.
Also discussed is G-d's warning to those who will continue to ignore His Laws/Instructions/Commands instead choosing to follow other gods and errant interpretations/teachings.

In this lesson we delve into the critical importance of building your trust and faith, beliefs, values, and behavior on correct interpretation of G-d's Torah as a solid foundation. The teachings of man through religions and cults that are not consistent with G-d's Torah/Instructions/Law will result in eternal separation from the G-d of the Torah; YHVH/Yahshua.
We cannot "ride the fence" holding onto our old belief systems and behaviors. We are commanded to come out of apostate religion so that we will "not share in her sins, so that you will not receive any of her plagues"(Rev. 18:4).
If you have any questions regarding more detail on the above warning or the fact that G-d is talking about any religion that contradicts the teachings of YHVH/Yahshua, feel free to contact me through our website at http://www.rabdavis.org and submit your comments under the "ask the rabbi" link.

I have taught in previous messages to the congregation that contrary to what you may have been taught in the past, especially in Christianity, that we are not enjoined by G-d's Word to witness a "Gospel of Salvation." I want to explain this truth today. Those who have come out of protestant churches know the emphasis taught and practiced is the "saving of souls" through profession of Yahshua haMashiach (Yahshua [Jesus] the Messiah) by the preaching and witnessing of the Gospel of Salvation. Let's examine this doctrine. Let us learn what the TRUE Gospel is...

Focus Text: Acts: 2:42 and 2John 7-11.
In this lesson I define the comprehensive biblical meaning of "steadfast continuance." The danger of following false prophets and teachers, allowing emotional experiences, and accepting/supporting those who teach, live, or promote apostate religion is defined and discussed.
The biblical guidelines to live what we profess inside and outside of the home is also discussed. We must choose our religious teachers carefully and compare all that they teach to G-d's Torah. Anything that deviates from the truth of G-d's instructions must be scrapped and reliable teachers should be sought out. Once again, this we may discern by comparing the teaching to the Word of G-d.

Today I will discuss the rules for living with mankind and how we are to relate to G-d as holy people. The requirements for salvation will be addressed, and the fact that G-d's commands and laws have not been abrogated; that they apply to anyone who hopes to receive salvation at the day of reckoning.

Today we will address this very serious subject and attempt to clarify the biblical teachings concerning salvation for children who who die before the age of accountability, and those individuals who have not heard the Gospel but live their lives according to Romans chapters 1-3 and the "definition" of righteous" according to the examples given in Hebrews chapter 11.

This podcast delves into the subject of worry ; sources of fear and worry, effects on our physical and spiritual condition, and how to prevent and overcome it by way of prayer , the study, and implementation of G-d's Torah/instructions.

In this lesson we address Mark Chapter 7, clarifying differences in the Oral Torah which is also referred to as the "traditions of men/elders," specifically addressing hand washing before meals, and Yahshua's response and position concerning the Oral Torah. This teaching is highly recommended for those who have never learned the difference and have questions about the Oral Torah versus G-d's Torah that has never been abrogated.

The lessons in this parashah are a continuance of Parashah #27 concerned with spiritual and physical disease, G-d's instructions to the priests for evaluating and determining a course of action, and in this lesson the process of purification and restoration once the individual was healed. In the haftarah, the take-away should be that if we actively trust in G-d which means following His instructions/Torah out of love, we can achieve and demonstrate calm in the midst of whatever storm, adversity, or crisis to which we are exposed.

This lesson describes the differences and similarities between physical and spiritual disease with physical manifestations. We learn that G-d indeed puts His people into "time-out" sessions not only to heal a physical malady, but to give the individual or nation time to consider behaviors/speech, exposure to things that are not consistent with G-d's instructions/commands. We are reminded that disease in general is a result of sin and that it can manifest as an individual case or affecting an entire community or nation. Further, we learn how G-d defines sin without mincing any words, and how to avoid it. G-d is the only One who can affect healing although He often uses human intervention in one way or another. We must always acknowledge the Source (YHVH/Yahshua) as our Healer and Refuge and not man.

In this lesson we address the incident of the woman caught in adultery, the plot devised by the Pharisees to entrap Yahshua, the fact that nonone is without sin, and that we can be forgiven with humble, heartfelt repentence and a change of lifestyle that reflects G-d's commands/instructions. We are reminded that what may seem righteous is not always so and that in the end, Yahshua will hold each of us accountable for our deeds (Rev. 21:12)

In this last general examination of the fallen angels, Satan, and the Nephilim and I will discuss how the satanic line has been perpetuated and nations that have advocated and promoted the satanic agenda. The continued existence of pagan gods/goddesses and their insidious infiltration into American society owing to the fact that America as a nation has turned its back on G-d and anything to do with His commands and laws will be covered.
The encouraging truth that Israel will never be defeated and that she will flourish under G-d's reign is presented. Clarification of who is a true "Jew" is also discussed (See Romans chapters 1-3. True believers are defined by G-d through the apostles in Romans chapters 1-3, John 14, and the Seven-fold witness found in the Book of Revelation. (Please visit http://www.rabdavis.org for more information).

In this lesson we clearly define "ancient heroes" and "men of renown", both mistranslations used by the King James Version of the Bible, rather than the original translations from the Hebrew as they relate to the fallen angels who mated with human women to create the hybrid N'filim. Traditional rabbinic interpretations of these terms that are not consistent with G-d's Torah will also be addressed.
I briefly discuss Book of Enoch as it relates to a description of the fallen angels, their existence and agenda, and their final disposition. I hope you will join me for each of the four lessons provided on this subject to enhance your understanding of G-d's Torah and grow in your relationship with Him.

In this lesson, we use G-d's Torah to explain when the fallen angels were created, and the fact that they existed before the six-day creation story in Genesis 1:1 and beyond. We are introduced the fact that there are at least three levels of heaven, again using Scripture to verify this perspective. Finally, I discuss the idea that the Genesis 1:1 story indeed took place in 6 literal days and that the idea that the universe is millions of years old is based on a linear measurement of time that does not take into consideration the phenomenon of space-time which is curved. Therefore, Scripture supports a literal six-day creation of the universe rather than what scientists maintain. We must decide at some point who we are going to believe and follow throughout our lives; man's calculations and ideas, or G-d's Torah?

This is the first of a four-part series on the subject of the Nephilim. In this lesson we will introduce rabbinic and Messianic Jewish perspectives, of which the Messianic is based on G-d's Torah, and the rabbinic perspectives are based on Midrashim and the Tanak, man's interpretation of the Scriptures. I hope you will join me in this learning adventure for your continued knowledge and growth as you strive to learn more of the G-d of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the One True G-d.

This teaching addresses the fact that anyone who wants to be counted as one of G-d's people, a true believer, must realize that a commitment must be made to follow, emulate, and worship YHVH/Yahshua according to His Torah/instructions. There is no "gospel of profession" that gives anyone who professes the Name but does not follow G-d's laws a "golden ticket" of an easy non-accountability life or a "stay out of Hell free" card.
The benefits of choosing to follow G-d and His Torah are beyond human explanation. But all true believers must endure the "crucifixion stake" before the crown is given. The road to eternal life is narrow and few will find it (Matt. 7:13-14).

In this lesson we will learn about what makes a marriage made in heaven by G-d's standards

In this lesson you will learn how to develop and maintain G-dly convictions, the nature of the conscience and the fact we cannot depend on it alone for right living, that we must become sensitive to the conscious of others, and how we can train our conscience to become synchronized toward G-d's Torah.

In this lesson we take a look at how believers are to address those who insist on causing descension within the assembly. We are also instructed on the importance of supporting our Torah teachers publicly and monetarily as we are led by the Ruach HaKodesh as written in Gal. 6:6 and Matthew 10:10 as a couple of references.

This week we take a closer look at the errors in various calendars which have confused those who humbly strive to observe G-d's designated times at the "right time." we read of Moshe's references to a coming "prophet" who is greater than he and whose words must be listened to, informing us early in Biblical history that we must learn what Yahshua's words are and listen to/follow them.
We also learn of the pagan origins of Easter and that this festival is an abomination according to G-d's own words. In contrast, Pesach (Passover) is to be a sign upon our hand and a memorial between our eyes (Ex. 13:9).

This week's commentary addressed the interconnectedness of the Universe with G-d that includes the truth of His intervention in the universe He created. We also discuss the Messianic implications of the future destruction of Edom and Egypt found in the kabbalistic writings in the Zohar.

Biblical understanding does not come simply by reading through the Bible every year. Believe it or not, Almighty G-d said that a true understanding of His Word is not available to everyone. Today we examine this truth through examining Yahshua's use of parables.

The saga of the Exodus continues, and we learn that G-d uses all sorts of people to accomplish His will. While many may judge Moshe and the people for their disobedience and lack of trust at times, we should think about the life of the people during biblical times and consider that even though they witnessed many miracles, fear and a lack of trust of the human spirit often overrode their experiences and new relationship with G-d. Similarly, we can apply the lessons taught in this parashah to our lives with the benefit of knowing the final outcome for believers and nonbelievers thanks to G-d's love by providing us His complete Torah/instructions.
We are assured that G-d will provide for those who love Him, that love evidenced by loving obedience to His Word (Rom. 1-3; John 14; Revelation: the Seven -Fold Witness ( True believers defined as those who carry the testimony of Yahshua and guard the commands of G-d (Rev.1:2; 1:9;6:9; 20:4 and Rev.12:17; 14:12; 15:2-3. Proof texts: Ps.119:142;151;160. Also compare Ps.119:105 to Prov. 6:23; 13:13.

In this teaching we examine the structure of the Sermon on the Mount and examine some of the doctrinal truths as taught by Yahshua himself. We will explain the inextricable connection between this sermon and G-d's Torah/instructions.

In this lesson we examine the Confession of Tithes, and the depth of its meaning, and its universal application to all who profess to be true believers in G-d.

This teaching provides scriptural proof that Yahshua "Jesus" was not born on Christmas Eve and that the celebration of Christmas has nothing to do with our Messiah Yahshua. Rather, the pagan origins of the Christmas celebration and all the customs that are attached to it and practiced by many today are identified with reliable sources. The hope is that the truth will penetrate the hearts of the listener and prompt life-style changes that turn hearts and minds toward loving G-d and following His Torah (instructions).

The commentary this week focuses on sin that has existed since the fall of Satan due to his sin of pride and his subsequent influence on humankind; the fact that Noach was the only person in the ark that G-d deemed righteous which presents the possibility that Nephilim DNA may have been transferred through Ham's wife, and the relationship between the physical and spiritual as they relate to G-d's use of water from below the earth and water above the earth. Matthew 24 is discussed in the context of our current world situation with encouragement through the Haftarah that Yahshua will return as Messiah ben David and peace will reign when Satan and all evil are finally destroyed for eternity.

This parashah begins the new cycle of Torah study. This year the focus is on the Nephilim in light of the fact that we are living in the end times and must know our enemy before we can effectively counter Satan's activities with wisdom from above and knowledge of G-d's instructions/Torah. Let's get off on the right foot from the beginning.

In this parashah the themes include trusting G-d in all things which in one way is manifested through our tithes and the associated confessions, that we should expect increased harassment and persecution as we follow G-d' commands and stand fast in His Torah/instructions, and the importance of giving our fears and anxiety to Him as we are commanded to be anxious for nothing. Our tithes and offerings are not about us but are about loving obedience to G-d, our fellow man, and our places of worship that ultimately glorify His Name and make it known among the nations.

We all need to listen to that still, small voice of G-d within us. Today we examine/compare the books of Nehemiah and Ruth in this context. The lesson we learn is correcting injustice by listening to the will of G-d which is always consistent with His Word.

This lesson provides a brief general synopsis of the Book of Revelation, specifically the Tribulation. It is crucial that we study this book along with the entire Torah of G-d which will provide those who prayerfully read and study it further knowledge, wisdom from above and understanding of not only all the prophets foretold, but what is to come in what I believe is the very near future. The consistency of G-d and His commands/laws are also found in this book along with Yahshua's identification once again that He is G-d first identified in Genesis 1:1 through the Alef-Tav which has previously been untranslatable in the Hebrew. What a surprise it will be for those who are blinded to this truth or who reject His Sovereignty!

In this parashah, Adonai outlines and escribes in detail more of His laws concerning many issues applicable to a growing nation who will now work for their food and will necessarily continue to develop their relationship with G-d. The dietary laws are described and they are commanded not to add to or subtract from G-d's Torah/instructions. This command is violated by both traditional rabbinic Jews with the Oral Torah in many cases and Christians by changing the Sabbath, ignoring the dietary laws, designated festivals of G-d,, and by practicing pagan ceremonies such as Christmas and Easter. It is imperative that anyone who wants to be included as one of G-d's people to grasp the ground rules in this and other parashiot in order to win the race to win the prize of eternity with G-d.

This teaching identifies and describes those who would attempt to cause us to fall away from following YHVH/Yahshua using covert and overt tactics. We are encouraged to continue to run the race described by Paul (Sha'ul) and never look back. We are encouraged to follow G-d's Torah as that is its own reward and not seek the approval of man or fear human persecution. We must "learn to discern the spirits."

This lesson delves into the concept of salvation by faith without works often taught by Christian clergy and the reality of salvation through faith and works (God's Law) based on a loving obedience taught by Yahshua (Jesus) the Messiah.

In this parashah we discuss the symbology between the menorah and G-d's people; the fact that Yahshua is the Servant Lamp, the fourth light in the menorah from which we draw from His Light in order to shine it before mankind for His glory. Also discussed is the price of antinomianism; rebelling /ignoring G-d's laws and statues in favor of mans' manipulation of the Bible including the practice pf pagan rituals such as Christmas, Easter, and Halloween. One example of rebellion in this parashah is the incident of Israelites complaining about the lack of meat and the way of life in Egypt(representing sinful lifestyle) in spite of the fact that G-d provided and provides for all of our needs. There was and will be a fatal outcome for those who do not repent and follow the G-d of Israel whether they be Jew or Gentile. To receive salvation we must repent and become reconciled to G-d through Yahshua's faithfulness/sacrifice, and follow the commands of G-d. The time is now for we know not if we will be given another day.

In this parashah we learn about the specific roles of the Kohanim and Levites which stresses the importance of true believers accepting the role G-d gives us in our lives with joy. Furthermore, we are not to covet another's role or lot in life because G-d's plan for our lives is perfect; meant for our ultimate good and His glory. We learn that the Israelites in that time were held responsible for their sin just as the United States and the global community will be held accountable for identical sins today. Just as G-d exhorted the people to return to Him and follow His commands as He spoke and had written, He is exhorting people in the same way today through His teachers and Holy Spirit to repent and return to G-d while it is still called "Today."

In this lesson we learn the importance of humility, objectivity, and the need to learn G-d's Torah under the guidance of a qualified rabbi or teacher of G-d's Torah. We compare the detrimental outcome of Korach to those who believe life is "all about me and what this world can give me" instead of what does G-d want FROM me? We discuss the story of Korach and the outcome of his life as one who refused to accept his G-d given role as a Levite but wanted a more "prestigious" position such as Moshe's or Aharon's. G-d does not make mistakes. He places us exactly where we need to be for our optimal welfare and for His glory. Those who learn to understand this and other Torah concepts learn to enjoy a freedom that those who rebel against G-d's Torah will never know.

In this lesson we are taught which gospel is the real Gospel of G-d spoken of throughout Scripture; that is the Gospel of the Kingdom. Unfortunately, the Gospel of Salvation or Profession taught by Christianity is a different gospel that does not teach us how we are to achieve citizenship in the Kingdom of G-d. The "true" gospel is discussed with instructions on how we are to respond to it.

In this lesson, we discussed the "location" of the soul and spirit, and the difference between the two. We learn the importance of learning to minimize what is in reality "soulish" behaviour often disguised and described by those who are dominated by emotions as "spirit-filled" is not the Spirit of G-d. Ultimately, we learn that the soul determines where the spirit will finally rest; with G-d or with Satan.

In this parashah we are reminded that G-d desires for us to worship Him according to His instructions/Torah which necessarily means following His commands and laws out of love. We read the account of Nadav and Avihu who attempted to worship G-d "their way" by offering unauthorized fire before G-d, something which He did not command. A second example is that of the death of Uzzah who was Levite and touched the Ark against G-d's command for transporting it, even though David initiated the unauthorized from of transport. They died instantly as a result of attempting to circumvent G-d's commands on how to approach and worship Him, and carry out his commands. This is a critical lesson for us today: acting out before G-d through soulish behaviors characteristic of our pagan society under the rationalization or justification that it makes one "feel good and filled with the spirit" are not manifest by the Holy Spirit and have no place in the life of a true believer. See Romans chapters 1-3; John chapter 14, and the Seven-fold witness in the Book of Revelation for G-d's definition of a true-believer. The wisdom of man leads to death. We cannot outthink G-d.

In this lesson we delve further into the origin of the condemnation and persecution of Jews and anti-Semitism by the "Church" fathers of Christianity, and the unsubstantiated development of Church replacement theology, even to the point of speaking against G-d/Yahshua who are One and the same. We examine the fact that G-d's laws are not dead and have not been "nailed to the cross," and that if we are to be found to be included among G-d's people, we need to find out who a true believer really is according to G-d/Yahshua. Three references include Romans 1-3; John chapter 14, and the Seven-Fold Witness in the Book of Revelation, just to list a few. The clock is ticking on our opportunity to repent, change our behavior according to G-d's Torah, and follow His instructions out of love before the "door to the Ark" is closed.

This parashah focuses on repentance, how and when G-d was to be approached in the Holy Place, the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur), which included the instructions for the two male goats used in the atonement process. The parallel to Yahshua's sacrifice is discussed; how Yahshua assumed the role of both goats as the One who accepted all the sins and transgressions of man and who offered Himself as the perfect Olah (burnt) offering with total consecration to G-d providing the way for man to repent and become reconciled to G-d for a future life of service to glorifying His Name and making it known to the nations.

In this lesson we learn more of the differences between G-d's Law and Man's law (The Oral Torah) that causes so much confusion and misunderstanding for Christians. We explore some of the founding fathers of Christianity and examine their anti-Semitic agendas. We will also analyze Paul's position regarding G-d's Law, some of his teachings that are distorted and misinterpreted "to their own destruction", not the least of which is the Christian position that Paul converted to Christianity from Judaism.

This week we are going to concentrate on the relationship between this parashah and the 'New" Testament more closely than usual to emphasize the applicability of the sacrifices beyond the Tanakh and into the time of Yahshua. the present, and beyond.

Last week we looked into Mark and found how the progression of enmity between Yahshua and the Jewish religious leaders developed. We learned that it was not so much what He said, but How He said it that was the root cause of this division. Yahshua refused to teach in the accepted manner of the establishment. He was a rebel and we see that neither side ever bridged the gulf created. This week we will look into the accounts of Luke and Matthew.

Today we will address the offerings with a focus on the sin offering that is commanded for sin of which the individual is "unaware" as translated in some bibles. We will clarify what this offering is really about and the importance of understanding that the concept applies to us today just as it did when animal sacrifices were made for forgiveness of the particular sin.

This lesson continues our study on the separation of Christianity from its Jewish roots. Some of the differences between the Oral Torah containing the traditions of men is compared to the Laws of G-d which have never changed but are misunderstood and believed to be abrogated due to erroneous teachings by many Christian clergy. Attention is brought to the fact that Yahshua explained the validity of His Law/Torah, and the concept of compassion as part of following the Law correctly; that keeping the letter of the law is not enough.

This is the first of 5 messages that will hopefully put to rest the controversy surrounding the "law," Christianity, and Judaism as it affects our relationship with G-d and each other. This message also includes an explanation of the differences in 'Oral" Law and G-d's Law, the latter of which was never abrogated and must be followed out of love for G-d if we are to be included as "the Bride" of Yahshua described in the book of Revelation.

This teaching is provided to clarify the truth of the book of Revelation, specifically the seven bowls of wrath and the fact that is not past history, a myth, or unexplainable fantasy. The time to repent and turn to the G-d of Abraham , Isaac, and Jacob is now rather than suffering Hell as a final destination with eternal isolation/separation from G-d.

This parashah focuses on G-d's laws and rulings that are as valid today as they were when they were given to the Israelites. The only thing that has changed is the examples used to illustrate each law. This lesson provides an explanation of these laws in the context of today's American society and the world and the chaos that results from believing and teaching that they no longer apply to humankind. If we want to be considered G-d's people, we must follow G-d's laws..... they were not abrogated and "nailed to the cross."

In this parashah we examine the covenant (marriage contract) given by G-d at Sinai and the responsibilities of keeping that covenant if we want to be included as "G-d's special treasure, set apart, a nation of priests" We also delve into the history of Yitro and how he too followed the covenant(rules) set forth by G-d through Moshe in order to become a "true Jew" as defined by YHVH/Yahshua in both the Old and "New" Testaments. The crux of this lesson is that if we want to live on our Father's house, we have to follow our Father's rules; they have not been abrogated through Yahshua's sacrifice.

This parashah details the physical act and spiritual concept of the mikveh. We also explore Sha'ul's perspective and instruction on giving for the sake of G-d's people.

In this parashah we learn the true head of the year according to G-d's designation and not that of Christianity or rabbinic Judaism. We also address the importance of Passover (Pesach) as a sign on the heads of true believers contrasted with the pagan sign of Easter on those who reject G-d's Torah. An explanation of the correct times/dates to celebrate G-d's first three designated times is also provided based on the Essene Calendar. This lesson provides a clear distinction between true believers and antinomians.

In this parashah we learn that G-d's Name is YHVH and not Jehovah, and not Yahweh! We also learn the truth about free will and that G-d did not harden Pharaoh's heart as English versions of the Bible mistranslate. We were given free will to either choose to love and follow G-d's Torah/instructions, or ignore Him and them as our society as done with the consequences of an unrepentant people/nation are made very clear.

We focus on the inextricable connection between trust and loving obedience to G-d and His Torah. We also learn that there is a Messianic connection between the Zohar's prophecy addressing this parashah and prophecy described in Revelation. The concepts are undoubtedly the same revealing Kabbalistic knowledge of the Messiah and the future of Israel although Yahshua has not yet been acknowledged as the Messiah by any sects of Judaism save Messianic Judaism. This teaching should provoke those who do not know Yahshua as the Messiah to this reality and prompt major life/heart adjustments while it is still day.

In this teaching we examine the character of Judah and applications that may be made for our lives as true believers. We also learn more of Yosef and parallels to Yahshua in his life's mission, and our responsibilities to G-d and man as G-d's people.

In this parashah we learn about G-d's use of His own, this time Yosef to communicate His message to a pagan world through Pharaoh. We learn that G-d has no timetable as do humans and that His plans for mankind are perfect. It is we who must learn patience for His will to be expressed in our lives as we learn and follow His Torah (Instructions)

In this parashah we learn the significance of Joseph's two sons Ephraim and Manasseh and their role in prophecy , Machpelah in Hebron where Abraham, Sarah, Rivkah, and Leah are buried.

This podcast provides scriptural evidence of how G-d expects us to celebrate the "sign between me and the children of Israel forever," that is the biblical Sabbath from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday.

This podcast hopefully settles the contention by our orthodox brethren that Yahshua does not meet the biblical criteria of the Messiah

This commentary describes Yahshua's explanation of the importance of following His commands not only through keeping the letter of the Law, but the spirit of the Law. We can be guilty of sin even at the point of thinking about committing a sin. Therefore, we must learn, internalize, and act upon G-d's instructions to the point that keeping them and minimizing sinful thoughts overcome our "human nature." We are given this ability through Yahshua's sacrifice to behave in a manner that glorifies G-d by making a "Torah nature" instinctive.

This lesson describes the profound depth of Avraham's hospitality and the ability of G-d to manifest Himself in any form to accomplish His purpose for the situation. We learn that nothing is impossible for G-d and that perseverance in following G-d's commands out of love cannot fail.

This lesson discusses the challenges of facing tests/challenges that supersedes our finite understanding of what is right; the overcoming of which can only be done with G-d's help and guidance. We learn that nothing is impossible with G-d and that we can overcome human nature.

This lesson reiterates the importance of hearing, processing, and acting on the commands and regulations of G-d which is the theme of the book of Deuteronomy. The blessings for loving observance and the curses for arrogant rebellion are clearly described. It is time for us to learn what is expected of us by the One Whom we call our G-d and follow His instructions before it is too late and we "miss the bus." The fact that G-d repeats the requirements of becoming and remaining a true believer numerous times, should tell us His Torah/Instructions are not to be taken lightly, ignored or changed. We are just beginning to see the ramifications of disobedience today and it is going to get a lot worse before His return simply because the majority of the world populace remains a "stiff necked people."

In this lesson we learn that there is no automatic once-saved always saved situation in the Bible. We have a collective and individual responsibility to our G-d and we are held accountable for our observance or the lack thereof. It is imperative that we know what is expected of us and G-d makes his instructions very clear.

This lesson identifies Amalek throughout the generations; his constant adversarial relationship to Israel (all true believers) and his ultimate demise. We must know "who" Amalek is in order to understand how we are to fight the good fight and win for the glory of G-d.

In this teaching we learn the difference and dangers of being a zealot and acting impulsively, versus an instinctive love for G-d and His Torah/instructions/laws. This is an extremely important lesson for those who are taking up arms and believing that force and might can win over the spirit of the L-rd. We are given Elijah as a perfect example in this lesson from which to draw wisdom in a battle situation.

This lesson describes end time prophecy written by Obadiah (servant/worshiper of Adonai). This is a lesson that we must be both servant and worshiper following the laws of G-d out of love for YHVH/Yahshua if we wanted to be counted as His people. This teaching also compares the Roman Empire that was once mighty but will completely be destroyed and the comparison to the United States which is also a falling empire; both destined for destruction due to rebellion against G-d's laws/instructions for relating to G-d and man while on this earth.

In this parashah we learn about the purification process Yahshua went through after His death and resurrection symbolized by the Para Aduma. We also take a compassionate focused look at why Moshe may have struck the rock instead of simply speaking to it. Death and dying are difficult for us to navigate and Moshe was no exception. Yet, G-d never left him and will never leave nor forsake us.

This teaching describes the beautiful process of the Jewish wedding and how it applies to the process of salvation designed and described in G-d's Torah.

This lesson teaches us the importance of worshiping G-d His way, accepting our position in life and praising Him for sustaining us and using us for His glory, and the danger and futility of either ignoring, revising, or otherwise making attempts to change His commands to meet our personal agendas.

This lesson brings to light the false conversion that results from the witness of the Harlot Church and her daughters that one need to only "believe or call on the Name of the Lord" without understanding the meaning of this scripture and without addressing God's requirement to become obedient to His Torah/Law to one day obtain salvation. The wrong way to witness is discussed in detail compared to the right way to witness according to God's instructions/Torah. We cannot shine our lights for God if we don't know what shining that light really means!

This teaching describes the unequivocal scriptural value of woman and their place in this world from past to present according to G-d's Torah.

This lesson delves into Yahshua's emphasis on the spirit of obedience to His Torah/instructions; learning and understanding the concepts behind the particulars of His Word

In this parashah the scripture about the jealous husband is clarified and applied to the greater concept of being a holy people for G-d because He is holy. Also discussed is the fact that Paul was not a convert to Christianity but rather a convert to Messianic Judaism. This truth will rock the world of any Christian who has been taught otherwise for it means that Yahshua taught His disciples the faith system that He represents; Messianic Judaism and Christianity. These are main points in this teaching but there is yet more..... Welcome!

A deeper dive into the biblical interpretation of Zechariah's visions describing the end times which are now in progress and the final outcome!

This parashah provides information introduced in parasha #32 in greater detail emphasizing the unforgivable sin of rejection of G-d's Torah. Also discussed are the blessings for those who love and follow G-d and the curses for those who "casually" walk with G-d or do not walk with G-d at all. This is a perfect description of American society today. Where do you fit in? It is time to decide while it remains day.

These parashot studied and read in tandem establish the G-d of Israel as the True Authority of the universe and the perpetuity of His Laws. The second parashah

This teaching discusses the importance of not making oaths or vows if possible, but the command to keep those we make whether good or bad, and not to invoke the name of G-d or the Holy Spirit as a "scapegoat" for bad choices..

This lesson provides an explanation for why those who love G-d must understand the tenets of Messianic Judaism and why I believe this is the faith system Yahshua taught to His disciples and all who have "ears to hear."

How to break away from the secular humanistic paradigm promoted in America today to become spiritually independent for G-d using Avraham as the quintessential example of a true follower of G-d

This investment plan is guaranteed to provide the ultimate "return" in this world and the next !

A Biblical explanation for the increase in sin, "natural" disasters, climate change, and disease as it relates to end time prophecy

This teaching describes the importance of self nullification as essential to becoming a true believer according to the Sermon on the Mount

A comparison between hypostasis of the blood and spiritual hypostasis in our relationship with God

Yahshua 's atoning power through His sacrifice foretold and symbolized by the two goats required for the atonement process

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This parashah detils the physical and spiritual process required to restore the individual to the community but more importantly to God. The physical process described is a "type" used to explain the spiritual aspect of contamination, uncleanliness, and the requirement for restoration and forgivness that can only be provided by YHVH/ Yahshua

This teaching addresses the existence of Fallen Angels and Demons, their effects on mankind past and present, ,and their ultimate demise along with their followers,

The principle of self-nullification as a requirement of a true believer

A deeper look into the meaning of Psalm 23

A closer look at the character of a true believer through Abraham's life

The history and truth concerning Easter

The Difference between God's Torah/Instructions/Laws and the Oral Torah (traditions of men)/Rabbinical Judaism

Explanation of the dietary laws

This week I discuss G-d's emphasis on the fact that everyone, including those who call themselves true believers are held accountable for thought, speech and deed. We must own up to our sins regardless of who we are and if we are to be counted as G-d's children, we must abide by the House rules: G-d;s Torah and not the traditions of men.

In this parashah I address the concept and meaning of the command not to light a fire on Shabbat. I also discuss the concept that G-d wants His people to serve him out of love and not obligation. Finally we are reminded that we are going to be held accountable for all of our thoughts, speech, and actions and that G-d's laws were not "nailed to the cross" as Christians are taught.. YHVH/Yahshua is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

This week I discuss the fact that humans were not meant to be physically or spiritually sedentary, reflected in this parashah. To choose the path of least resistance results in stagnation , eventually rendering us unusable by G-d for His glory. True believers must always be ready to move as G-d directs just as the Israelites moved or waited in place until the cloud of G-d moved.

In this teaching I discuss the connection between the Temple, the role of the priesthood, the priestly garments, and G-d's instructions for how we are to worship Him in relation to true believers in our time and in the future. The consistency of our G-d is demonstrated once again as we compare the commands of the Old Testament to the B'rit Chadashah (Refreshed, renewed Covenant).

Materials and construction of the Tabernacle