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Overview of the Tanakh - Session 5

Overview of the Tanakh - Session 4

Psalm 105:4 tells us to “seek His face always”. How do we “seek His face”?

What is the Relational Framework? In what forms do we see and experience this currently?

There are some who teach that there was a problem with the old covenant and a new and improved covenant had to be created. Is that true?

If the scriptures say that the covenant is perfect, what was the problem with the covenant?

What is not remembering the wonders Yah has done linked to? What does it lead to?

Rabbi Steve takes us into Psalm 105 where we are reminded of some of the wonders that Yah performed when he brought his people, Israel, out of Egypt and how that affects our keeping covenant today.

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In our Footsteps of Messiah series, we’ve been taking a close look at the prophecies of the Song of Songs, and our current text is from Chapter Four:

Come with me from Lebanon, my bride, may you come with me from Lebanon. Journey down from the summit of Amana, from the summit of Senir and Hermon, from the dens of lions, from the mountains of leopards.

This passage is thought to be a prophecy of exile from and return to the Land of Israel. In the traditional interpretation, “Come with Me,” refers to Israel’s exile from the Temple when she was conquered by the lion-beast Babylon. Although exiled into the kingdoms of the Beast, Adonai was with her. “Lebanon” is seen as a metaphor for the Temple in that context, for its timbers were made of Lebanon's cedars. 

The second “come with Me” is thought to be the return from the Beast kingdoms of lion, bear, leopard, and Roman conglomerate beast that extend to the world. They will attain a summit of emunah, faith, in their exile in preparation for return to their inheritance and a rebuilt Temple. It is this "mountain" of Amana that is the subject of our Shabbat livestream this week.

As we watch the war unfolding in the northern mountain range between Lebanon and Israel, the Song of Songs hints that this can help us understand how the exiles of Israel will return home. Strangely, it also explains why the "three wise men" brought the gifts they gave to Yeshua.

In our Footsteps of Messiah series, we’ve been taking a close look at the prophecies of the Song of Songs, and our current text is from Chapter Four:

Come with me from Lebanon, my bride, may you come with me from Lebanon. Journey down from the summit of Amana, from the summit of Senir and Hermon, from the dens of lions, from the mountains of leopards.

This week we relate the weekly Torah portion, Lekh Lekha, to the Holy One's command to Israel to journey with Him.

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Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship for a two-part look at parsha 'Lekh Lekha' (Genesis chapters 12through 17) and the first installment of the life of one of THE most important figures in Scripture, and in our faith, and the man who is literally THE 'patriarch,' Abraham.

And we start this time before he was re-named, but with an introduction which speaks of the level of faith he would demonstrate, from his very first recorded actions.

The Erev Shabbat overview and reading lays out the story, and the context:

https://hebrewnationonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/SSM-10-27-23-Lekh-Lekha-teaching-podcast-xxx.mp3

This is also a story that is so foundational that we might tend to 'blur' some of the details, but it is important to understand "what did he know, and when did he know it?" when we study the connections.

The Sabbath day study begins with a reminder that there is "no idle word," in Scripture, and that the elements we are told may cause us to wonder, "why is this element of the story important?"

And that is particularly true since Abraham is at the heart of several of the most "controversial" aspects of modern teachings that twist that "faith" in order to support what Mark contends is probably THE Biggest Lie that is Never IN Scripture: that 'the Law' has been 'done away with.'

But, after all - do we "believe YHVH" or just believe IN Him?

"Lekh Lekha: 'By faith, our father Abraham..."

https://hebrewnationonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/WT-CooH-10-28-23-Lekh-Lekha-No-Idle-Word-from-Believe-Yah-to-faith-to-circumcision-to-the-Biggest-Lie-podcast-xxx.mp3

The combined two-part teaching is here:

Season two concludes with 2 Vocal episodes.  This podcast examines the various Massoretic "Traditional" worship in Synegogues today, as well as the means by which the priesthood worshiped in the Jerusalem temple.  We further more examine the poetic examples of songs in the Psalms (Hebrew=Tehelym) and Exodus (Heb=Shemot).  The song of Moses is given particular weight as it is the only song found throught the volume of the Holy Bible.  Next episode we examine the speculative composition of various vocal phrases.  

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While traveling around in United Kingdom, I have been impressed by the amazing age and restoration of the architecture that we have seen. The word restoration came to my mind as so much of it was evident in all of the structures that were centuries old. That took me to Psalm 80 where the word "restore" is used 3 times. Shirley and I had recorded some of the words of the Psalm to sing along with the music on the harp from the Psalm so I am sharing that recording with you all today. Enjoy!

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News, commentary, and a summary of some of the most important and revealing, and this week, ranging from the disgustingly evil to the at least mildly surprising, events in the week ending Saturday, 28 October, 2023.

Torah teachers Mark Pitrone, Mark Call, and Jeff Prystupa, discuss the second and third chapters of the Book of the prophet Isaiah.

And it sounds exactly like what the news would read today, if it was a bit more honest.

David Justice and Mark Call discuss the key news stories of the week, and ponder just how stupid the Deep State and New World Order Satanists just must think people really are.

Step one is admitting you realize they really DO want you dead. Step two is making the choice...