Torah Portions

Two passages in Torah Portion Tetzaveh describe items in the Tabernacle that also reflect our relationship to our Father and to our fellow man.

Joseph spent time in the pit – twice. King David wrote about being in a “pit.”. Yeshua experienced the lowest pit possible – dead in the grave.

Reading the Torah portions has long been a practice in the Jewish community and Messianic Judaism has continued the custom. Many more have joined in as well.

This beautiful hymn based entirely on Psalm 90 was composed at a time when songs sung in church services were almost always the actual words of Scripture.

At the end of his life, “Abraham breathed his last and died in a ripe old age, an old man and satisfied with life; and he was gathered to his people.”

Psalm 14 and Psalm 53 are nearly identical Psalms of David. Reading or hearing the same thing twice might be an indication it should be given a little more attention. Both begin with the same declaration: The fool has said in his heart, “There is no God.” “The fear of ADONAI is the beginning of … Read more

Make your commitment now that you will read and study the Torah portions this coming year. Now is the time to prepare and have everything ready to start.