From childbirth to advanced infectious disease protocols, this parsha should be required reading for all medical students. Learn what Father Yah has to say about how to give birth and keep the community safe from everything from leprosy, to houses that have fallen ill (yes, literally) to making sure all clothing and cooking utensils remain safe. It’s not First Aid–it’s better–because when your priest is your doctor you know you can always keep him.
From childbirth to advanced infectious disease protocols, this parsha should be required reading for all medical students. Learn what Father Yah has to say about how to give birth and keep the community safe from everything from leprosy, to houses that have fallen ill (yes, literally) to making sure all clothing and cooking utensils remain safe. It’s not First Aid–it’s better–because when your priest is your doctor you know you can always keep him.
Here is the 2019 Eternal Torah Calendar with detailed information on Feasts and scheduled parshas. Enjoy!
[pdf https://www.dropbox.com/s/x54l3yrwjd91qvi/2019-Eternal%20Torah%20Calendar.pdf?dl=0 ]
Just when the priesthood is gearing to begin its service, tragedy strikes when two of the five priests die for disobedience. What happened with that “strange fire” and how did it forever alter the Torah? What are the prophetic ramifications for later in Scriptural history and to our own times? This is one “cold case” that is about to heat up right now.
Just when the priesthood is gearing to begin its service, tragedy strikes when two of the five priests die for disobedience. What happened with that “strange fire” and how did it forever alter the Torah? What are the prophetic ramifications for later in Scriptural history and to our own times? This is one “cold case” that is about to heat up right now.
Chag Sameyach everyone–it’s Pesach again and time to celebrate all the wonderful ways Father Yah has delivered us! Whether some of us celebrate this week the deliverance of the Jews in Persia on the rabbinic calendar, or Pesach right now on the Eternal Torah Calendar or just remembering the death and resurrection of Messiah at this time, deliverance and miracles are all around us. We have a lot of mysteries and some controversies to explore together but it is such an amazing ride. Join us! Keep Reeding
Chag Sameyach everyone–it’s Pesach again and time to celebrate all the wonderful ways Father Yah has delivered us! Whether some of us celebrate this week the deliverance of the Jews in Persia on the rabbinic calendar, or Pesach right now on the Eternal Torah Calendar or just remembering the death and resurrection of Messiah at this time, deliverance and miracles are all around us. We have a lot of mysteries and some controversies to explore together but it is such an amazing ride. Join us! Keep Reeding
More than any other Torah book I believe, Vayikra speaks most powerfully about the need for reverence for Father Yah and His Torah. Inside all the details of this first parsha about sacrifices and the priesthood a greater truth is emerging showing how important spiritual purity and spiritual focus is–literally a matter of life and death. Also enjoy extened member Q&A on some of the most important issues facing us today as believers. Enjoy!
More than any other Torah book I believe, Vayikra speaks most powerfully about the need for reverence for Father Yah and His Torah. Inside all the details of this first parsha about sacrifices and the priesthood a greater truth is emerging showing how important spiritual purity and spiritual focus is–literally a matter of life and death. Also enjoy extened member Q&A on some of the most important issues facing us today as believers. Enjoy!
The Book of Shemot (Exodus) ends on a hopeful note as the long awaited Tabernacle finally rises and Israel take one more important step to permanent nationhood even though they have not (and will not) set foot in Canaan for many more years. Still it is a milestone worth pausing for, as the establishment of the priesthood and the challenging codes of Leviticus are only one parsha away.