Our actions have consequences! The Hebrews are a walking model of this truth. Will our walk be any different? If not, we can expect the same results as they lived out.

The eyes of Yah have a singular focus, Israel as a land and Israel as a people. Where ever we are today His focus is on our return. Should we not be focusing on the same?

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Moshe pitched his tent in the presence of Yah in order to plead his case. The answer was no. Why? Yah saw a bigger picture then and by the way, does now. He saw the sin of the people, the exile and our day of return.

The Shema. Why are these words so important? What difference can agreement with His realm twice a day make in our lives. Most will never know.

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Moshe could have been remembered for his final failure, but Yah had a better plan. Do personalities and personal issues keep us from entering into the fullness of His promises? Show no mercy to that which we are called to destroy!

Are we expecting Yah to become comfortable with exile?

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Catching up with a double Torah portion as well as a report from Revive. Balam and Balak give us clues to a war every generation will battle. The righteous one in their crowd is the donkey! We need those with the same spirit as Pinchas to rise up in our generation. No time to site on the sidelines. Time to engage!

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Miriam died! That’s it. Finished. Done. Shen died. Why is Scripture so blunt and even matter of fact with this statement? The answers may speak volumes to us today. Moshe has been leading these people for some 38 years now. It would seem he could get a break when his frustration caused error. Another lesson for us to learn!

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The Korah rebellion challenged the Hebrews on many levels. Who would they stand with? Would they go forward or retreat? The crowd made the wrong choices over and over and the circumstances cost them dearly. In the end one man stood between the living and the dead. The opportunity is once again before us to be the man or woman who stands in the shoes of Aaron.

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Twelve men were called to “tour” The Land. Was it their idea, Moshe’s idea or God’s idea? What was the purpose of their tour? Why did they go to Hebron and what is the significance of fruit from the Eshkol Valley? Why Joshua and Caleb? How is this all being played out today?

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The Menorah shines light onto the Table Of Showbread in the Tabernacle. It still does today in our Tabernacles. Inverted Hebrew letters bracket two instructions to the people as they travel. These letters are like two arms reaching out embracing a moment or period of time. What if these two letters are able to “float” through time?

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Everyone has something they are responsible for. We should all be asking what that task or Tasks are. The Aaronic Blessing is maybe the most beautiful set of verses in all of Scripture. Who should speak these word to whom? What are the purpose of these words. How is Messiah revealed in the words?

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Growing up in a Baptist church the day of Shavuot or Pentecost was not taught on. Later in my walk I find the importance of this wonderful festival. Then I find out that it did not begin in the Book of Acts, but rather at Mt. Sinai. My how life has changed!

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