CJCUC Bible Podcasts

Worship Music from the Day to Praise Israel Independence Day 2017 event:

00:00 Who Raises Up (Mikimi) Psalm 113

03:21 Not To Us (Psalm 115)

09:01 I Love the L-rd (Psalm 116)

14:30 Praise the L-rd All You Nations (Psalm 117)

The Hebrew song of Mikimi is from psalm 113:5-8

Who is like the Lord our God who causes Himself to sit most high. Who brings Himself down low to look upon the Heavens and the Earth. He raises up the poor from the dust; from the trash-heap he elevates the needy. He seats them with nobles, with the nobles of His people.

Transliteration:

Mi’k’Adonai Elohei’nu ha’mag’bihi lashavet, Ha’mash’pili li’rot Ba’sha’mayim uva’aretz. M’kimi mei’afar dal, mei’ashpot yarim evyon, l’ho’shivi im ni’divim, im ni’di’vei amo.

David Nekrutman talks with IsraelFirst TV's Nathalie Blackham about Abraham's journey in bringing the word of God to the world and his own personal journey in establishing the first Jewish Orthodox institution with the intent to actively engage with the Christian community both here and across the world while praising the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob in unity. This talk was originally featured on Israel First TV Program with Nathalie Blackham.

David Nekrutman gives a message on Psalm 115 on why God must act for His namesake. This message is then followed by Kurt Jeffries' worship song "Not to Us" produced for the Day to Praise initiative.

David Nekrutman speaks about the understanding of the God's voice within our souls through the concept of Hester Panim - Divine Concealment.

David Nekrutman on Who is Asenath? This message was originally given at El Shaddai Ministries in Tacoma, WA.

David Nekrutman talks about Shabbat and the Biblical concept of time. Shabbat - The Biblical Concept of Time was originally featured on Israel First TV Program with Nathalie Blackham.

Rabbi Pesach Wolicki on Abraham’s Relationship to “Others”: The Biblical Model in Balancing Particularism and Universalism

Rabbi Pesach Wolicki talks about Psalm 115

Rabbi Pesach Wolicki talks about Covenant Marriage

Rabbi Pesach Wolicki on Biblical Paradigms of Prayer