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After a rough start, and no shortage of system issues, Mark and David finally discuss a week of news where “hard to believe,” and worse, doesn’t even start to tell the story.
Host Mark Call takes a look back at some of the major news stories of the week ending 6 June, 2026.
And again, the major question seems to be, “Just how much MORE are Americans going to put up with?” But it’s not just in the US, but much of the rest of the world – especially EU and the UK – where people should learn to say “NO!” to tyranny.
But if the continued fraud that is Too Big To Hide doesn’t make the case, don’t hold your breath for the Terminally Dumbed Down to wake up.
By now the ‘WHY’ we are warned to ‘come out of,’ is crystal clear. And getting more so by the day. Even the WHAT is hard to miss.
But it takes continue effort to hang on to that progress.
Because the Rulers of the Darkness of this world are still working hard to suck all of us right back in. And the un-informed are helping.
Love and Torah – what’s love got to do with it? This study series is based on the “Two Great Commands” – love Yahweh and love your neighbor.
Rabbi Steve Berkson digs deeper into the book of James (Ya’akov), elaborating on Ya’akov’s exhortation to those under his care and guidance in chapters 3 and 4…
• Why does Ya’akov say that some should not become teachers?
• What does “bridling the body” mean?
• Why is the ‘tongue’ such a focus in chapter 3?
• Are you SNIOP?
• What is “Humility and Integrity vs. Hypocrisy”?
• How can you be “behaving like a demon”?
• How are self-seeking, confusion, and foul deeds related? How can you avoid them?
• Why did Ya’akov address some people as “adulterers and adulteresses”?
Rabbi Berkson once again dissects the words in these passages to give you a deeper understanding of what Yah expects of you, enabling you to do it and receive the blessings.
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Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa made the decision to treat the last few weeks of regular readings, which included a “double-portion,” separately – because there was so much in there that needed to be given more time. So, this week, we will catch up, at least a bit, with a different combination ‘double parsha,’ and see that the combination also fits.
Parsha “Bechukotai,” (Leviticus 26 through the end of the Book) from the opening verse, IF you WALK, “IN MY Statutes,” is perhaps the second most dramatic set of “blessings and curses” in Scripture, after Deuteronomy chapter 28. And it includes what Mark has called the set of “seven times seven times seven times seven” — and a litany of curses that any of us would be hard pressed to argue aren’t at least in their initial stages, or worse.
The Erev Shabbat reading then continues with parsha “Bemidbar,” (Numbers chapters 1 through 4) and the command to Moshe and Aaron to “lift up the head” or number – take a census – the men of ‘fighting age’ in the mixed multitude. And the details make certain elements of that effort stand out over the millenia:
The Sabbath Day midrash again begins with a suggestion. Since there is so much emphasis on DOING what YHVH says, ALL of it, and keeping his “statutes, judgments, and commandments, along with the dire promise of what happens if, as it turns out, they did not — the numbers that begin the Book called “Numbers” in English end up telling a stark tale. Because we’ve read ahead. of 603,550 men, all unique, all counted as individuals, it turns out that only TWO (2) – and we know their names – will make it “into the land.”
There is also a specific warning in verse 17, that precedes even the multiplied curses. It even has to do with things like data centers, today.
And a very specific failure, Mark contends, underlies ALL of those lessons.
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