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Golden Text: Deuteronomy 20 Readings for the week: Day 1: Deuteronomy 20 Day 2: Psalm 6 Day 3: Proverbs 27-28 Day 4: Jeremiah 31-32 Day 5: 1Corinthians 3 Day 6: 1Corinthians 11:1-16 Portion Description Media Content I- The attitude towards the battle. Deuteronomy 20:1...

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Golden Text: Deuteronomy 19. Readings for the week: Day 1: Deuteronomy 19 Day 2: 1 Samuel 2 Day 3: Psalm 28 Day 4: Psalm 32 Day 5: Psalms 61-62 Day 6: Psalm 90 Portion Description Media Content I- Three more cities of refuge. The word for ‘city of refuge’...

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Golden Text: Deuteronomy 18:15-22. Readings for the week: Day 1: Deuteronomy 18:15-22. Day 2: 1 Samuel 3 Day 3: 2 Samuel 24 Day 4: Matthew 11 Day 5: John 12 Day 6: Acts 3 Portion Description Media Content I- The peculiarity of a prophet of God. Verse 15 begins by...

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Golden Text: Deuteronomy 18:9-14. Readings for the week: Day 1: Deuteronomy 18:9-14 Day 2: Joshua 6 Day 3: Psalm 52-53 Day 4: Matthew 6:1-18 Day 5: Matthew 23 Day 6: 1 John 4 Portion Description Media Content I- The government to which we aspire in this land. From the...

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Golden Text: Deuteronomy 16:18-18:8. Readings for the week: Day 1: Deuteronomy 16:18-17:13 Day 2: Deuteronomy 17:14-18:8 Day 3: 1 Samuel 11-12 Day 4: 2 Samuel 22 (Psalm: 18) Day 5: 2 Samuel 23 Day 6: Romans 12:1-13:7 Portion Description Media Content I- Wise men in...

BEYOND “CHRISTIANS”: THE IDENTITY OF FAITH AMONG THE FOLLOWERS OF THE MASHIAJ.

Most contemporary readers assume that “Christian” is the original and definitive name for the followers of Jesus. However, this is a truth filtered through Greek. When we dig beneath the layer of Koine Greek in which the Apostolic writings have reached us,...

THE LAW OF MOSES IS NOT AS SIMPLE AS YOU THINK.

The Torah (Law of Moses) contains 613 commandments (mitzvot), and referring to them as a simple set of “rules” is to underestimate their profound complexity and purpose. Classical Jewish tradition classifies these commandments into categories so that we...

THE FAST OF GEDALIAH: REFLECTION ON TREACHERY AND DIVINE PROTECTION.

The Fast of Gedaliah, known in Hebrew as Tzom Gedaliah, is one of the minor fasts of the Jewish calendar. While its origin lies in a historical tragedy, its significance goes beyond simple mourning, offering profound lessons on betrayal, decision-making, and the...

YOM TERUAH: THE CALL OF THE SHOFAR TO REPENTANCE AND RENEWAL.

Yom Teruah, also known as Rosh Hashanah, is a Moed (appointed time) of great significance. Its central element is the sounding of the Shofar, specifically the note called Teruah, which serves as a profound call to the soul to awaken from spiritual lethargy and return...

ONTOLOGY OF THE HAPPENING IN THE APOKÁLYPSIS.

In the contemporary imagination, the word “Apocalypse” immediately evokes images of global catastrophe, spectral horsemen, and the collapse of time. However, this semantic burden is a sediment of nearly two thousand years of cultural interpretation. To...