ZARABEN: THE RETURN

In this episode of ZARABEN.ORG Studios, RC JedidiYah explores the third teaching of the Torah, 'Lekh Lekha,' which emphasizes the importance of self-separation and taking personal responsibility. JedidiYah discusses how the concept of leaving behind a victim mentality is crucial for personal growth and understanding one's identity in relation to YHVH. The episode draws on the Torah's teachings about righteousness being an individual responsibility and the inevitability of hitting 'rock bottom' before change occurs. The narrative also highlights the need to separate from certain people, even close ones, who impede spiritual growth. The differences between Lot and Abraham illustrates how compromise and association with negativity can obstruct receiving YHVH's blessings. The lesson underscores the necessity of separation for living a righteous life aligned with Torah teachings.

Prepare by Reading: B’resheet (Genesis) 12:01-17:27

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Join RC JedidiYah from ZARABEN.ORG Studios, in this enlightening episode of Zaraben Studios as he delves into the second teaching of the Torah for year 2024-25, focusing on the concept of "Noach," which translates to rest. This episode explores the profound importance of rest, which requires obedience.

JedidiYah emphasizes the foundational truth of Shabbat, the cornerstone of the Torah, and how the observance of rest is crucial to comprehending the divine instructions. The episode also draws parallels between Noah's (Noach) time and today's generation, highlighting the challenges of maintaining righteousness in a world filled with corruption and violence.

Through the lens of Noach’s story, listeners are encouraged to pursue a life of completeness and integrity, aligning with YHVH’s Commandments to be whole, blameless, and at peace. Discover how Noach's unwavering commitment serves as a timeless example of walking with God and finding grace through obedience.

Prepare by Reading: B’resheet (Genesis) 6:9-11:32

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In this episode from ZARABEN.ORG Studios, host RC JedidiYah explores the Torah portion, Lekh Lekha, which emphasizes the need for individuals to leave their given identities behind to fully embrace a covenant with YHVH. JedidiYah discusses the significance of breaking ties with one’s country, family, and the house of worship of one's father, as shown in YHVH’s command to Abraham. These acts symbolize the shedding of old identities associated with land, lineage, and former belief systems to take on a new divine identity as a son or daughter of YHVH. RC JedidiYah elaborates on the challenges and sacrifices involved in this transformational journey, highlighting that true understanding and obedience to Torah require living and experiencing it wholeheartedly. The discussion also touches upon the hardships that Abraham faced, reinforcing that faithfulness to YHVH amid trials is essential. Ultimately, the lesson is about submission and the importance of spiritual rebirth in the pursuit of a covenantal relationship with the one true God; YHVH.

Join RC JedidiYah of ZARABEN.ORG Studio, in this enlightening episode of "Listen, Learn, and Grow" as we delve into the profound teachings of the Torah. This third teaching explores the foundational concepts of choice and Covenant, guiding us through the significance of being the first fruits and understanding the essence of rest, as demonstrated by figures like Adam and Noah.

The episode highlights the pivotal Torah portion "Lekh Lekha - Get Yourself Out," emphasizing the importance of making conscious choices and the necessity of self-motivation in aligning with YHVH's Covenant. Listeners are encouraged to examine their identities and make decisive steps towards embracing their spiritual journey.

JedidiYah urges us to commit fully to YHVH's path and find our true identity beyond worldly affiliations. Whether you're just beginning your journey or seeking deeper understanding, this episode offers valuable insights into the enduring principles of Torah.

Prepare by Reading: B’resheet (Genesis) 12:01-17:27

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RC JedidiYah from ZARABEN.ORG Studios explores the significance of Sukkot, delving into the necessity of joyful obedience and the consistent nature of Torah as a guide for righteous living. He highlights the importance of preparing for a Holy proclamation and compares it to preparing one's home for an honored guest. Through personal experiences and scriptural references, RC JedidiYah emphasizes that true happiness and spiritual growth come from submission to YHVH's Commandments. The teachings of Psalm 119 are discussed, illustrating that everlasting righteousness and the ultimate Truth are found in Torah. The message underscores that obeying and living according to the Torah, despite life's challenges, leads to genuine and eternal happiness.

Prepare by Reading: B’resheet (Genesis) 1:1-6:8

Join RC JedidiYah from ZARABEN.ORG Studios, as he delves into the Torah teachings of Bereshith, exploring Genesis 1:1 through 6:8, alongside Psalms 104 and 105. This episode unravels the profound insights of the creation story, highlighting the significance of the first word, 'Bereshith,' and its implications in understanding the divine order of the universe.

Discover the pivotal role of choice in the narrative of creation, as YHVH, the divine creator of all things, establishes time, separates light from darkness, and designs the framework of life itself. JedidiYah guides listeners through the creation of man, emphasizing the inherent authority and dominion granted to mankind, while also exploring the profound symbolism of the two trees in the Garden of Eden.

As the episode unfolds, RC JedidiYah provides an insightful analysis of the dynamics between Adam and Eve, the first man and woman, as well as the consequences of their choices. By examining the underlying themes of identity, responsibility, and divine order, listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own lives and the choices they make in alignment with the teachings of the Torah.

Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the timeless wisdom found in the Torah and how it is the perfect tool to shape our lives today. Stay submitted to the divine guidance of the Torah and let YHVH lead your path.

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Join RC JedidiYah of ZARABEN.ORG Studios, in this enlightening episode of "Listen, Learn, and Grow" as we embark on the new Torah season. Delve into the profound teachings from Genesis 1:1 through 6:8, exploring the significance of the first word in the Torah, "Bereshith," and its implication as the cornerstone of creation.

Discover the concept of first fruits, the principal truth that sets the foundation for understanding the Torah. RC JedidiYah unpacks the deep meaning behind being the "choicest" and how it relates to our identity as sons and daughters of YHVH. Learn about the divine separation, the importance of choices, and the fundamental truth that YHVH establishes in the very beginning.

Through the lens of creation, the episode reveals how the Torah guides us in making choices, understanding the significance of being a light, and the divine order established by YHVH. From the creation of the heavens and the earth to the blessing of the seventh day, RCJ provides insights into the spiritual and physical realms, emphasizing the importance of remaining submitted to YHVH’s Commandments.

Tune in to grasp the profound truths of the Torah, learn how to align your life with divine principles, and embrace the journey of being YHVH’s first fruits. This episode is a deep dive into the essence of creation, the role of humanity, and the eternal truths that guide our lives.

In this episode, RC JedidiYah of ZARABEN.ORG Studios explores the Torah's teachings on warfare, submission, obedience, and rebellion. The discussion emphasizes the importance of attitude in adverse circumstances, examining examples like Daniel, who remained faithful despite his trials. The teaching warns against the pitfalls of stubbornness, rebellion, indulgence, and false submission. It equates traits like overindulgence and false grace to gluttony and drunkenness, manifesting a false sense of fulfillment. RC JedidiYah reveals how God tests faithfulness using hunger as a tool. Through life's challenges, YHVH test for true submission and adherence to Torah principles as opposed to following a false path of comfortable excess.

In this episode from ZARABEN.ORG Studios, RC JedidiYah delves into teaching number 49, 'Ki-Tese,' exploring war and the subsequent battles associated with the decisions that are made in the aftermath and the connection to life's daily struggles. The episode covers three core concepts: submission, obedience, and disobedience. JedidiYah emphasizes that YHVH outlines specific rules of engagement for relationships, marriage, and life battles. JedidiYah highlights the importance of submission with the right attitude, the necessity of obedience despite personal feelings, and the ethical treatment of individuals regardless of relational dynamics. JedidiYah also discusses the effects of generational behavior and the importance of breaking negative cycles through applying and living the Torah.

Prepare by Reading: Dabarim (Deuteronomy) 21:10-25:19

In this episode of ZARABEN.ORG Studios, host RC JedidiYah delves into Teaching 49, Ki-Tese, exploring its meaning and relevance. The teaching focuses on the rules of engagement and behavior during times of war, specifically highlighting the Hebrew words 'lacham’ for battle and 'saba' for traditional war. JedidiYah emphasizes the concept of vows, the significance of outward appearances in relationships, and the distinction between male and female desires. He explains how outward beauty attracts men and discusses the process a woman undergoes to join a man's household, including shaving her head and shedding her former identity. The teaching ties these physical manifestations to spiritual principles, underscoring the importance of submission and covenant in relationships with God and within marriages. JedidiYah concludes by advising men to focus on their submission to YHVH to foster a harmonious relationship with their wives.

Prepare by Reading: Dabarim (Deuteronomy) 21:10-25:19