Torah Gemstones V’yalech (he went) – Deuteronomy 31:1-30 This week’s portion, V’yalech, is usually read with Nitzavim, but because it is a leap year it is read alone. So instead of both portions being...
What does prayer mean for the body of Messiah? This series traces the historical development of prayer, focusing on the Men of the Great Assembly under Ezra, to the time of Messiah in the...
Could you explain the difference between Jewish Hermeneutics and Christian Hermeneutics? Download the PDF Workbook for this series In Session 2 of “Study to Show Yourself Approved, I compare and contrast Jewish Hermeneutics with Christian...
Torah Gemstones – Nitzavim (standing) Deuteronomy 29:9-30:20 The Torah Portion, Nitzavim (standing), generally falls on the Shabbat before Rosh HaShanah. Rosh HaShanah is called the Day of Judgment and much of the Parshah contains...
This Week’s Torah Gemstone is from Ki Tetze(when you go forth). Deut. 24:1 “if a man takes as his wife a woman and marries her”… Translation: If a man takes or betroths (Erusin) himself...
This week the Torah portion is Ki Tavo (when you come). My focus in this portion is on the basket the children of Israel used to carry the First Fruits or Bikkurim of the...
Have you ever wondered what Yeshua meant by, “my joy is complete”? This phrase is used in the book of John in connection to a marriage. “The bridegroom is the one who has the...
This is a new series called “Study to Show Yourself Approved,” which has everything you wanted to know about study from a Hebraic perspective. It is a nine program series which is the culmination of thirty-five years...
Dr. Diana Dye looks at the wedding from a broader perspective. Not only does she examine the two stages of marriage, but she also looks at the wedding week through the celebration of all...
The Special Prayer called “Aleinu”. There is a special prayer in the Siddur called the “Aleinu” which means, “it is our duty”. It is actually one of the very oldest prayers and is...