A group study on how to know if you are born again followed by Messianic Torah Portion Tazria-Metzora where we show how the rules for clean and unclean remain until the end of days.
Tag: Messianic Torah Portions
Messianic Torah Portion Shmini
Messianic Torah Portion Shmini addresses the 8th day, which is a remarkably significant concept for Christianity and prophecy. Shmini is the Hebrew worth for 8th. The 8th day signifies a transition in holiness, such as when a boy is circumcised on the 8th day, when the priesthood officially began, and the transition from this world to the world to come.
Messianic Torah Portion Pekudei
Messianic Torah Portion Pekudei: The transition from common to holy and the relationship between the tabernacle, Ezekiel’s temple, and when Jesus will drink the cup new with us in the kingdom.
Messianic Torah Portion Vayakhel
Messianic Torah Portion Vayakhel show us the Holy Spirit in action in the Old Testament with the building of the Tabernacle!
Moses Illustrates the Gospel
Moses Illustrates the Gospel: this Torah portion parallels Jesus’ (Yeshua’s) mission and role to a degree that must be miraculous. I open with a very broad overview of why to study the whole bible and the true goal of the Gospel. Highlights of this study are establishing the role of mediator, parallels between Moses and Yeshua, and the Book of Life.
Messianic Torah Portion Tetzaveh
Messianic Torah Portion Tetzaveh establishes anointing, Yahweh’s mechanism for identifying people He calls for specific missions. Anointing is associated with light, oil, high office, and specifically Yeshua the Messiah, Jesus the Christ. This Torah portion also establishes the concept of holiness, something our civilization has forgotten. Holiness is a hierarchal structure where believers must understand that certain things are off-limits, regardless of how much you may know or do.
Messianic Torah Portion Terumah
Messianic Torah Portion Terumah shows how the Hebrews overwhelmingly did not contribute to the making of the golden calf. The building of the temple included the work of the nations, showing Yahweh’s house was meant for all mankind. This all ties into the building up of the church, where each individual’s talents and expected to be used to edify the entire body of Messiah.
Messianic Torah Portion Mishpatim
Messianic Torah Portion Mishpatim (Laws)
This is the section of Torah after the Ten Commandment but before the golden calf incident. The laws given to Moses are very fair and this shows the original intent was not to have a Levitical priesthood but for each man to be able to commune with YHVH himself through the altars of stone. Within this section, though, are specific commands that Sanhedrin broke in order to kill the Messiah. Most noteworthy were to give credence to false witnesses and to follow the masses in doing evil.
Messianic Torah Portion Bo
Messianic Torah Portion Bo (Go) Establishing the Lamb of God
Messianic Torah Portion Vaera
Messianic Torah Portion Vaera (I appeared) chronicles the beginning of the Exodus. In our study, we parallel the plagues of Exodus with those in Revelation 6 and contrast the purposes of each set of plagues.