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We had lots of neat discussion tonight. The best Erev Shavu’ot I’ve had. We did a review of the Torah portions, a brief Hebrew overview and read Ruth. There were a few things I searched down as a result of … Continue reading →
It is finished. The last has been counted. Whether you count by stones, magnets, olive pits or wheat – there is no more to count, the jar has been “fully filled”. In accounting terms, we might say that the ledger … Continue reading →
It is 45 days of the Omer, and the Rosh Chodesh Sivan – the first day of Sivan, the third month of G-d’s calendar. The nights have been dark as the light of the moon was diminished. Some have been … Continue reading →
A short while ago those still awake in my family marked the 41st day of the omer. It marked the end of one of the most pivotal events in the work of my Messiah: Acts 1:1-3, I wrote the former … Continue reading →
Ok – I understand that the title of this post – Why don’t the Jews believe in Jesus – is a generalization. It is understood that there are a good many of Jews that do believe. We recognize the forefathers of our … Continue reading →
v’Shamroo Hey all. Here is the tune for the Sabbath Shacharit service when for the “Holiness of the Day”. The english is: And the Children of Israel shall keep the Sabbath, to make the Sabbath an eternal covenant for their … Continue reading →
…Thanks to Kalli for the title. An exciting class, and a first of a kind for the Torah North Tzadikim – a remote session with the class from Bella Torah in North Carolina. The topic was veganism and the comments … Continue reading →
What is sin? Easily stated, but tricky to wrestle. We went through the spectrum of definitions used to describe sin, iniquity and transgression. We saw how John defined it: 1 John 3:4 Everyone who makes a practice of sinning also … Continue reading →
Much of life is about making decisions. We need to decide on what clothes to wear, friends to have, what to eat, when it’s to late to have a coffee. M any seemingly insignificant and others seemingly gargantuan. Last Shabbat … Continue reading →
Our January 14/14 Tzadik class took a practical look at the art of moderating a meeting. To get the most out of our Torah portion discussions that we as a group participate in on Sabbath, it is helpful to keep … Continue reading →