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As we approach Yom Kippur, we are all doing our most intense introspection. We are also making amends with anyone whom we've hurt. Have you been taught that you are to freely forgive? No matter the responsibility of the other party, do you feel as though you are required by God to forgive them even if they don't deserve it? In this episode we're going to look at the teshuvah process and what Biblical forgiveness looks like.

News and commentary for Tuesday, 19 September, 2023.

A Closer Look at Deuteronomy Part 1

(Visit https://www.hiswordheals.com/blog/ for the full message) Did Y'shua contradict or "add to" the laws or commandments in the book of Deuteronomy when He said "Moses allowed divorce because of the hardness of your hearts BUT I SAY..." and other such things?  Is everything in the book of Deuteronomy actually a 'command by YHWH'?  Or is there possibly something else going on in chapters 20-25?  Are there really 613 commandments OR are MANY OF THEM possibly 'Case Law'... BASED UPON YHWH's actual Commandments/Laws?  Case Law decided in the authority of YHWH by Moses in his Yah given role as "Chief Justice" of the Supreme Court in the wilderness?  And then Y'shua is Chief Justice of a higher court... THE HIGHEST court?  Y'shua's rulings would then be a "higher court ruling" while HE DID STILL UPHOLD Moses' case law in the wilderness but brought clarification to its application.  Moses Himself in Deuteronomy told us YHWH would raise up a prophet LIKE unto Moses himself and that we should listen to all He says because He would only speak the Words of YHWH in the Name of YHWH?  THEN ALSO we see in the New Testament writings that as the Body of Messiah we are also given authority under Y'shua to judge according to the Commandments of YHWH.  Like all judges we are to take all prior Case Law into account when judging putting the most weight on what the highest judging authority (Y'shua) has said, especially when judging ourselves.  Please listen all the way to the end of this message where we tie this all into the New or Renewed Covenant which is which is also founded upon the 10 Commandments or Words of the covenant at Horeb or Mt. Sinai AND IS FIRST OUTLINED IN DEUTERONOMY!

Updated Revelation Time Chart too!

News and commentary for Monday, 18 September, 2023.

Ya'akov- An Inductive Study of the Book of James - Session 30 - Way to Repentance

Ya'akov - An Inductive Study of the Book of James - Session 29- Dangers of Assimilation

Ya'akov- An Inductive Study of the Book of James - Session 28 - Interview with Jonah Karsten

Is sin and transgressing the Covenant two different things or the same? What is the definition of sin?

What does Joshua 7:9 show us in regards to what Elohim thinks about sin and His Covenant.

What is it that the “World” will not allow you to do?

Rabbi Steve Berkson then moves us to Joshua chapter 23 to continue with the thought, “The Role and Effect of Leadership on Covenant Keeping.” When a group needs direction to go forward, who is it that receives the vision for direction? What happens when there’s more than one vision within a group?

Why did Joshua have to remind the people that they were in covenant with their Creator?

How does being “unequally yoked” (2 Cori 6:14) affect your Covenant keeping?

From the book of Joshua we move to the next book, Judges, to see that Israel still doesn’t have it in their heart, to love Elohim, to abide by the Covenant with Him and is told that they will be tested by the nations that they did not remove.

How were they tested?

Another excellent teaching by Rabbi Steve as he brings us deeper into the understanding of Covenant-keeping. Are you covenanted?

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Wars of Kings is a foundation for using the template of the first Exodus to understand the Greater Exodus and the accompanying plagues in the Book of Revelation. Click on Wars of Kings to go to the first segment of the Wars YouTube video. Last week's teaching explained up to plague five, and this week's video will continue the plagues, providing examples from our time to connect with the texts.

The time of the Fall Feasts means that the "regular Torah portions" end up getting shuffled a bit, especially given the "calendar variants" many of us see. But as the Torah cycle begins to wrap up, parsha Vayelekh (Deuteronomy chapter 31) is one of the final few, but there are also a number of readings that deserve attention as well at this special time.

Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship for a look at the first of those.

The Erev Shabbat reading includes Deuteronomy 31 itself, and helps to put some of the other aspects of Yom Teruah, the first of His Fall 'Moedim' or Appointed Times, into perspective:

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This weekend marks the day of Trumpets, or shouting, known in Hebrew as Yom Teruah, which is unique among the moedim of YHVH because it is the only one associated with the new moon. It's even been referred to for that reason as the one which, until it arrives, "no one knows the hour or the day."

It has always been true, even if the 'whore church' would try to claim otherwise, that observing His Appointed Times, as we are commanded, brings blessings. But, 'in such a time as this,' there's more reason than ever.

Especially when we come to understand what Paul was REALLY saying in Colossians 2!

"His Moedim: Shadow Pictures and What to Look for Now"

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The combined two-part teaching is here: