1.When we meet on Shabbat afternoon it will be the ending of the holiday of Shavuot. I have a basic question for you. Why, as non-Jewish believers, should we celebrate Shavuot? Shavuot can be seen as the culmination of Pesach. The children of Israel were redeemed from Egypt. They journeyed to the place where G-d […]
Read MoreB’Midbar (In the Desert) Numbers 1:1-4:20
B’Midbar (In the Desert) Numbers 1:1-4:20 1.After reading this Torah portion, what do you think is the main point G-d is making in this passage? I believe G-d was establishing order for the children of Israel. He was giving them His order and structure for their lives. Numbers begins very similar to Genesis. In Genesis G-d […]
Read MoreB’Har (On Mount) Lev 25:1-26:2, B’chukkotai (By My Commandments) Lev 26:3-27:34
B’Har (On Mount) Lev 25:1-26:2, B’chukkotai (By My Commandments) Lev 26:3-27:34 1.Leviticus 26:2 says, “My Shabbats you shall keep and My sanctuary you shall revere: I am the L-rd.” The exact same wording is found in Lev. 19:30. These verses are talking about a holy time and a holy place. A holy time can happen at […]
Read MoreEmor (Speak) Leviticus/Vayikra 21:1-24:23
Emor (Speak) Leviticus/Vayikra 21:1-24:23 1.How are G-d’s appointed times a picture of our walk of faith? List the biblical holidays and how each one fits into your spiritual journey. The word mo’ed means an appointed time. Ohel mo’ed was a tent of meeting. It was a place where man could meet G-d. So the mo’adim listed in […]
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