The same action that led to the Israelite's salvation led to the Egyptians' destruction. They were presumptious in following the Israelites into the Red Sea.

How do we know the difference between an act of faith and being presumptious?

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Terah, Abram's father, set out for Canaan, but ended up settling in Haran and died there. God wants us to go all the way with Him and finish our race!

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In this Torah study, Parashat Pinchas (Numbers 25:10-29:40), Pinchas stops the plague that has broken out in Israel because of their sin against the God of Israel.  Pinchas' zeal (the Hebrew word kinah -jealousy) is rewarded with a covenant of peace (brit shalom).  Zeal or passion for the Lord can be awesome and necessary for our faith; but used wrongly can also be destructive!  

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So many things in the Old Testament don't make sense until you see them fulfilled in Yeshua the Messiah.  This holds true for the mystery of the Red Heifer as well as the Nechustan - the Bronze Serpent that Moses lifted up on a pole in the desert.  The children of Israel complained and argued at every turn; but God provided the remedy.  Listen to this podcast for a Messianic Jewish perspective on Parashat Chukkat (Numbers 19:1-22:1)  For more information and resources:  www.voiceforisrael.net

This Torah portion (Parashat Shlach Lecha  Numbers 13:1 - 15:41) is such an awesome lesson on faith and the dangers of giving in to fear, doubt and unbelief.  It was because of unbelief that they failed to enter the land and claim their inheritance. And without faith it is impossible to please God.  Listen to this podcast and be encouraged that with God we are well able.  We can face our giants and overcome them victoriously.  Be strong and of good courage for the Lord God is with us wherever we go! PLEASE SHARE!!

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This week's Torah study, Parashat Beha'alotcha (Numbers 8:1 - 12:16), is also called the 'kvetching sedra'.  It warns us about the dangers of complaining which provoked God's wrath.  Aaron goes up to light the lamps in the tabernacle. It is the light that banishes the darkness; and we are to let our light shine in the midst of a crooked and perverse generation.  Yeshua called Himself, and He called us the light of the world.  How do we shine brightly  in the darkness?  Find out in this podcast where we discuss the danger of 'kvetching' (complaining) and arguing.

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Discover an amazing secret hidden in the Hebrew.  The same word is used in Hebrew for desert (wilderness) מדבר and speak  מדבר! 

God wants to speak to us in the wilderness seasons of our life!  Do you find yourself in a wilderness? Aimless wandering around and around the same mountain ?  Does life seem dry, dull, and monotonous?  Have you lost your sense of direction and purpose?  Don't lose heart!  You are simply in a wilderness season and God has a good purpose for it.  

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In this week's Torah portion (Numbers 4:21-7:89), we discuss the Law of Jealousy, the vow of the Nazarite, and the meaning behind the Aaronic Benediction (Priestly Blessing).  For more resources on the Jewish Roots of the Christian Faith or to sign up for our weekly Torah studies check out our website:  www.voiceforisrael.net.  Thanks for listening.  Please share with a friend.