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Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship for a two-part look at parsha (Lekh Lecha, Gen/Bereshiet chapters 12 through 17) where in this case we can hopefully say, “we’ve heard the PROMISES,” but, still, it’s the modern parallels that should certainly get our attention today.
First, the Erev Shabbat overview of the entire portion:
The Sabbath Day teaching focuses on Abram/Abraham the MAN, human and flawed, and the man of faith. And the fact that he ‘came out of” a pagan world, although, as Mark will suggest, perhaps not nearly so pagan as the world today.
Abram was told to “get out of there,” and leave the place he had lived, and most of his kin, and go to a place that he would be told later. No hotel reservations, no tour books, just go.
And yet today – we’ve all heard something like this – “I hate my job,” “this is a lousy place to raise kids,” and they even want to do all kinds of things to me and my family that I know just aren’t right.
There’s more of vital importance right now in this portion than you might even have thought.
“Lekh Lecha: Abraham’s Faith in His Pagan World – vs Ours in This One”
The combined two-part podcast is here:
There was a major technical problem at Hebrew Nation Radio this week, and as a result, a number of normally live shows were not able to be aired.
This show, however, is the show that Mark Call normally does for KSLM radio that airs on the West Coast on Saturday/Sabbath evening.
And – in this case – it’s a great fit for “Come Out of Her, My People,” even if it wasn’t actually called that at the time. But the message remains:
It’s a case which can simply no longer be denied – even by the terminally deceived:
There is a truly “satanic” agenda in play, and ‘THEY’ really do want you dead.
“…Noach was a tzadik. Noach was tamim [‘perfect’] in his generations. Noach walked with Elohim.” [Genesis/Bereshiet 6:9]
Does that mean his DNA was uncorrupted by the likes of ‘gene therapy’? Does it mean he was a pretty good guy, at least by the pitiful standards of a horribly corrupt world? Or is there more to it?
At least all of that sounds enough like what we see today to admit that HOWEVER it was in the ‘Days of Noah,” we’re certainly getting pretty close once again.
Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship for a two-part look at a parsha (Noach, Gen/Bereshiet 6:8 through chapter 11) where most of us can say “we’ve heard the story,” and we can probably see more than a few parallels today. Even so, there are some elements that have been called “ambiguous,” or worse, but which may REALLY help us “connect some dots” now that the level of the ‘wickedness of men’s hearts’ that we’re dealing with can no longer be denied.
First, the Erev Shabbat overview of the entire portion:
The Sabbath Day teaching is not only about some of those “ambiguities” and the questions that come along with them, but another theme as well that Mark suggests connects not only some of the ‘criticisms’ that have been directed at Noach (like: all that time, and he didn’t ‘save’ anybody else, so he wasn’t much of a leader”) but so many of the parallels we can’t ignore in our own “corrupt” era. Do we try to “save the world” that seems intent on self-destruction, or crawl into our own little “arks”? How can we ‘choose life’ in a world so intent on massive death?
“Noach: What’s the Big Deal About a Tower – and FAILURE to Communicate”
The combined two-part podcast is here:
We are WAY beyond the point of “civil disobedience.” And when the intent to commit mass genocide is undeniable, the necessity to “come out of her,” certainly is as well.
But this week host Mark Call lays out what might be an even tougher question:
“Can we completely separate — indeed, “have no fellowship with,” — the ‘vaxxed’?
This week host Mark Call put together a special show to run on the final “high Holy day” (moed) of the Feast of Sukkot.
In part, the idea is to explore late-breaking events that continue to clarify, literally more by the day, why it is not only VITAL that we “come out of her,” in every way we possibly can, and ASAP, but stand ready to ‘give an account’ for what we believe, and WHY. And why NOW.
There was in fact a ‘Come out of her, My people’ Show recorded this week, but it didn’t run in the normal time slot because that was the First Day of Sukkot, or the Feast of Tabernacles.
So, it’s more of a special show instead, combining some of the ‘Times of the Season,’ with things that are still vital for us to know, ‘in such a time as this’.
Host Mark Call admits up front that sometimes there are things he just doesn’t enjoy talking about. And there’s been a lot of that lately.
But, it’s a matter of Life and Death, or worse.
So don’t miss this one:
NOTE: Since next Thursday, by the ‘sighted moon’ calendar variant that Mark observes, is the first ‘High Day’ or moed, of the Feast of Sukkot, this will be the last new show until AFTER the conclusion of the Fall Feasts.
This parsha, Vayelekh (Deuteronomy chapter 31) is only one chapter, but reiterates several key points, from Kazakh! (Be Strong, and of Good Courage!) to a graphic reminder of the coming exile (still in progress…)
Here is the Erev Shabbat overview of the entire portion:
During the Sabbath day study, Mark first takes a closer look at the warning, now past-tense, about the historic exile for His people who literally “made void” His Covenant with them, and turned to idolatry.
But that prophecy leads directly to a question, that may fit our situation today even more than it did millennia ago:
“Vayelekh: Is His Face STILL Hidden?”
The combined two-part podcast, as well as the Q&A session, including the 9-11 false flag and totalitarian enabling act discussion, is here:
This is hardly the first show that Mark has done about deception. Or even the fact that we’re currently working up toward the Biggest Deception in Human History: arguably of “Biblical Proportions.”
But it IS different now in the respect that even some of the Truly Most Deceived are on the verge of having to admit just how bad it’s gotten…if they don’t simply die first.
The CONTRADICTIONS now obvious to those with “eyes to see” can help people at least make the right Choice.
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