Sukkot is upon us. Are our days similar to those of the Jews in Babylon? If so then what can we learn from their experience? Moshe comes to the end of his message and prepares for his last mountain climb. Physically he is strong. He will not die due to illness but rather emptiness. A truth we can all learn from.

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The Fall Feasts begin this weekend. It is not only about observing these days, but observing for the right reason. May these days bring clarity of direction as we walk toward our destination.

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Moshe is 120 years old. He says he could not go in or come out, but he is about to climb a mountain. Is this speaking of his last 40 years of life as he walked between two realms? It is time for him to walk in only one realm, His realm. Is that same concept being asked of us today?

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Deuteronomy 28 begins with the words, “If you”. What would happen if we looked at the verses with “As I”? Could that simple mind set change make a difference in our daily walk? We discuss this and other practical thoughts from these important verses.

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We are told not to add or subtract from Torah. What about our traditions? Are they really about adding to or our expressions of? And which is worse, adding to Torah or stating it has been done away with?

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There is much to say about the little word, “If’ in Scripture. The word, “Because” takes us to a new level, not only of blessing, but of relationship. The eyes of Yah are focused on one place on this earth. May we also have the same focus.

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Moshe is addressing a people who are about to enter The Land. In his address, he speaks words not directed to them, but rather to us. He goes on to say they/we will live in houses they/we did not build. I wonder which one has my name on it?

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Moshe begins his last message to the Hebrews. His first words are a summary of the history of those who are now bones in the sand. A revelation comes forth though. No one had wondered anywhere in these 40 years. Yah had gone before them and chosen a new place to camp. Is He doing the same today?

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Just how important is it to fulfill our vows to Yah? Do we expect Him to fulfil His vows, but think He will just forgive us when we do not fulfil ours?

Two tribes came to the edge of the river and did not want to take the final steps. They would get their wish, but what would be the consequences?

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Our actions today can bring a glimpse into our future. Pinchas was willing to take a stand. He did not ask permission or consider others opinions. This action would set him apart for the days ahead of him. That same principle is offered again today.

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