Excerpts from our Weekly Newsletter
While there is so much that the Bible tells us about the end times, especially during the last 7-year period prophesied in the Hebrew Scriptures and in the New Testament, the Scriptures also tell us much about the condition of the church in the times we are living in now.
This is the chapter of unity, and we know from the Scriptures that this is one thing that brings so much delight to God…
Between Exodus 32 to 34, the name of Moses is repeated 45 times… it is as if the Spirit of God found peace and comfort pronouncing his name…
The Targum says that when the Jews who were in Persia and in Diaspora read the words from the Esther account, they began to weep. Why?…
Not only are more facets of His character and nature disclosed but we will also see some amazing theophanies…
So why only here in Exodus are we seeing this negative side of Aaron? Do we realize that he is the High Priest of Israel, the highest-ranking person in the nation, the one, the only one who could atone for their sins at Yom Kippur, on the day of Atonement, who is here acting like a child?…
Sensing the danger, Moses begins to plead for Israel. His prayer for the nation, all based on biblical facts, is so successful that the Lord changed His mind…
Many of you enjoy reading our weekly outreach reports, especially that we are brought right into many of the conversations and invited to experience…
However, God never left and there were so many signs around them indicating His presence…
God had given laws to Israel to respect the growth, production and enjoyment of the fruits from the trees…
The whole history of Yeshua is contained in the Tabernacle, and what we find so beautiful is this closing section, a culmination of sorts, which appears to be speaking about a wedding…
The significance of the altar of incense is that it symbolizes prayer. We see a great a connection made in Psalm 141:2 …
As the Bible gives us a tour of the Tabernacle, the third item that is presented is what we can call the mysterious menorah…
As the Bible gives us a tour of the Tabernacle, the third item that is presented is what we can call the mysterious menorah…
Didn’t Jesus say that there will be a great tribulation, such as has not occurred since the beginning of the world until now…
The wood represents the humanity of the Messiah and the gold, His divinity. The same is true for the Altar of Incense…
As we are starting the New Year, let us begin with some good news. First about the Bible itself…
Notice the word for contribution: the Hebrew word is תְּרוּמָה (tĕrûmâ) from the word רוּם (rûm) meaning to rise up, to lift very high…
This prayer is spoken out loud, so that those then as well as we today, may be privy to the words of this communion between the Messiah and the Father…
This year Christmas and Hanukkah fall on the same calendar day, December 25th. This helps to emphasize, and remind us that historically and biblically, there are strong connections between these two events…