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Lehk Lehka (You Go)
Genesis 12:1-17:27
This week’s reading brings us to some very important verses, which hold some of the most important, foundational principles in all of Scripture. Unfortunately, they are also some of the most misquoted and misunderstood verses in Scripture, often taken out of context and misapplied. But we must understand how relevant they still are to us today, especially when understood in their proper context…
Noah
Genesis 6:9 – 11:32
This week’s Scripture portion is “Noah”. Noah is one of my favorite men in the Bible. He is described as, “…a righteous man, blameless in his time; Noah walked with God.” Genesis 6:9b What I admire most about Noah is his commitment to honoring God regardless of the cost. His righteousness was a result of his faith in God, which he then put into action…
The Ones Standing | WEEK 50
Deu 29:9-30:20
This week’s Torah portion is found in Deuteronomy 29:9-30:20. The name of every Torah portion is typically taken from one of the words, in Hebrew, from the first sentence of the portion. In this case it’s the first word of verse 9, and it literally means “the ones standing.”
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When God Fulfills His Prophetic Promises, Give Thanks to Him with a Grateful Heart | WEEK 49
Deu 26:1 – 29:8
The head of each farming household is commanded to bring the first fruits of his harvest to the Temple Mount (probably in April-May) and to make a bold thanksgiving-confession directly to the God of Jacob (vv. 2-5)…
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When You Go | WEEK 48
Deu 21:10—25:19
Seventy-four of the 613 commandments in Torah are included in the Parsha of Ki Teitzei. Ki Teitzei means, “when you go.” The first verse of the reading in Ki Teizei (NASB) caught my attention: “When you go out to battle against your enemies” and the verses on “laws of mixtures.” How important it is for us to remember when we go out to battle against our enemies to walk with God and let go of mixtures in our lives…
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