Tradition teaches that Psalm 24 was composed by David to celebrate the day when the Ark of the Covenant would be brought to the Temple. Later, this psalm was assigned to be sung by the Levitical choirs on the first day of the week (Sunday). In this teaching, we will discover a distinct connection this psalm has to Yeshua's resurrection.

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In this lesson, we will look into the garments of the High Priest and especially why the names of the tribes of Israel are recorded on the shoulder stones as well as on the breastplate. And what do the names on the shoulder stones have in common with the Shema? We also discover an interesting (and strange) connection between the High Priest and Goliath. And how does the Hebrew word for 'incense' teach us about the four facets of prayer?

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DISCUSSION POINTS:

• Why does the Bible devote so much space to the description of the Tabernacle? How could one building be so important?!
• What are the three parts of the Tabernacle and what do they represent?
• What does the Tabernacle have to do with the days of Creation?
• And what does the Tabernacle have to do with The World to Come?

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What was God's purpose for having the Israelites build Him a tabernacle? The Kings James Version of the Bible says that the tabernacle was covered with unicorn skins!! But what was it actually covered with? And why is this important? And how does the tabernacle picture the human being? And is there really any such thing as a "mercy seat"? We address these and other fascinating questions in this teaching.

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What is the connection between the lighting of the Tabernacle menorah and God's call to Isaiah? Join us for an amazing spiritual insight concerning one of the implements that God instructed Moses to make for the menorah. 

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DISCUSSION POINTS:

• What is the definition of mishpatim? And why are they so important for an intimate relationship with God?
• How was it possible for Moses and the 70+ elders of Israel to "see" God?
• What does each of the commandments in the portion reveal to us? How should we go about studying them? Why is it so important that we do this?
• How can a loving God command capital punishment?

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In this episode, we will learn why the laws concerning a Hebrew servant are so important to Messianic Judaism. We will also see how Psalm 40 is "misquoted" in the book of Hebrews. Then we will take a look at how the hill of Calvary is pictured by the Hebrew letters in "an eye for an eye", and how praise, profanity, and cursing are related linguistically.

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DISCUSSION POINTS:

• In what ways does Jethro's [Yitro's] arrival at Israel's camp hint at events in the Garden of Eden?
• What are the attributes of a godly leader?
• How has Christendom misnumbered the Ten Commandments?
• What is Israel's "mission statement"? And how does it apply to Messianic believers?

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In this episode, we will look into how Jethro's encounter with Moses parallels God & Adam in the Garden of Eden. We will also consider what a shofar blast has to do with sowing seed, and how the giving of the Ten Commandments parallels the creation story in Genesis 1.

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This is by far the best-known and most loved of all the psalms. These six short verses are deeply meaningful and intimately connected to Psalm 22. Psalm 23 is the antidote to the pain described in Psalm 22. In this episode, we will also learn two troubling things implied by the words, "The LORD is my Shepherd." Can you figure out what they are?

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