Join Grant and Robin for an unrehearsed discussion of the Torah portion.

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What is gematria? And is it something we should be wary of? In this week's Parshah Seasonings study, we review this dimension of Torah study and delve into Abraham's grief over the death of Sarah and the strange way it is recorded in a Torah scroll. We will also explore a misspelling of an important Hebrew word. And we will answer the question, what is the longest chapter in Genesis? And why?

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Both Judaism and Christianity have traditions that center over bread and wine  - the Passover Seder, the Catholic mass, communion, the Sabbath meal blessings, etc. But two events in Yeshua's life - one at the beginning of His ministry and one at the end - give new meaning to the use of bread and wine in our religious tradition, whatever it may. I think you will be blessed by this teaching "Bookends of Blessings" and, if you are a Messianic believer, you will never view your Erev Shabbat meals the same way again.

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What do heaps of frogs, a bushel basket, a donkey, and wine have to do with each other? I know, it sounds like the beginning of a bad joke. But these objects (and blood and mortar) are all connected by one Hebrew word. Let's follow the clues together as we learn how this unique word describes our relationship with Messiah and with each other.

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Join Grant and Robin for an unrehearsed discussion of the Torah portion.

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In this amazing Torah portion, we consider several unique features in the Torah scroll. But the most important thing we discuss is why God commanded Abraham to sacrifice his only son, Isaac. Or did He? What did God actually tell Abraham to do with Isaac? Answering this question makes all the difference in our understanding of this event that is so central to the Scriptures.

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Is there such a thing as silent speech? This question is the foundation of this (what you might call) 'mystical' psalm. This psalm talks of speech, then says there is no speech. It talks of words, then says there are no words. What is going on here? Join the conversation about this amazing psalm. It has much to teach us about how we connect with God and about the essence of worship.

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Join Grant and Robin as they discuss Torah portion Lech Lecha and share some valuable insights into these amazing chapters.

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Did you know that the entire world was created for Abraham's sake? Well, that is what the Sages teach based upon an interesting spelling of a word in Genesis. We also consider a single dot that changed the world. And a great blessing is to be found in the way God changed Abram and Sarai's names. Come and enjoy these seasonings of the parshah.

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Join Grant and Robin for an unrehearsed discussion of the Torah portion Noach.

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