The Torah teachers take a deeper, albeit shortened, look this week at the Book of the prophet Isaiah/YesheYahu, chapter 43.

The Torah teachers take a deeper look this week at the Book of the prophet Isaiah/YesheYahu, chapter 42.

After that long break – the Torah teachers are finally back live, and take a deeper look at the Book of the prophet Isaiah/YesheYahu, chapter 41.

The Torah teachers continue the study of the Book of the prophet YesheYahu, or Isaiah, into chapter 40, which begins an entirely different theme…and one of the most well-known, as Ray points out, in classical music.

The Torah teachers continue the study of the Book of the prophet YesheYahu, or Isaiah, and the story of King Hezekiah, through chapters 38 and 39.

And, yes, what we he thinking?

Isaiah chapter 37 could be called a great story of Faith, and of Truth.

And it is followed up, in chapter 38, by what Ray Harrison points out is one the two most dramatic illustrations in Scripture of what might constitute proofs for ‘Divine Intervention’ in astronomy.

This week the Torah teachers continue the study of the Book of the prophet Isaiah with chapter 35, and then into chapter 36, and a siege.

This week the Torah teachers continue the study of the Book of the prophet Isaiah with chapter 34.

The Torah teachers continue the study of the Book of the prophet Isaiah into chapter 33, which includes what may be THE fundamental basis for the structure of the form of government we were SUPPOSED to have:

The separation of powers.

It’s right there in Isaiah 33:22, the Founders knew it, and every American should.

The Torah teachers continue the study of the Book of the prophet Isaiah into chapter 32, and some parallels that look back at Isaiah chapter 3, and also look familiar on TV today.