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Week #30: Kedoshim - Set-Apart (Holy) People ...

Kedoshim
Leviticus 19:1 - 20:27
May 5th - 11th

Yahweh emphasizes many of His teaching and Instructions (Loving Torah). What things are good? What things are evil, or lead to evil?

Week #30: Kedoshim - Set-Apart (Holy) People (That's You!)
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Counting of the Omer - Week 2

Psalm 119:57-112
Counting of the Omer continues with week 2
May 5th - 11th, 2024
Each day until Shavout (June 16th), read 8 verses in Psalm 119...

Counting of the Omer - Week 2
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Week #29: Acharei Mot - After the Death

Acharei Mot
Leviticus 16:1 - 18:30
April 28th - May 4th

How are we to approach God? Do we come as we are, or do we need to make things right first?

Is it different for those who don't know God yet than it is for His priests? With knowledge comes responsibility. Things certainly changed for Adam and Eve once they received the Knowledge of Good and Evil - their relationship with God changed forever.

Week #29: Acharei Mot - After the Death
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Counting of the Omer - Week 1

Psalm 119:1-56
Counting of the Omer Begins
April 28th - May 4th
Each day until Shavout (June 16th), read 8 verses in Psalm 119...

Counting of the Omer - Week 1
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Week #28: Metzorah - Infected Ones

Metzorah
Leviticus 14:1 - 15:33
April 21st - 27th

Our tongues curse so many people. Please be careful what you say to others, how you judge them, and curse them. Curse not Israel or you will receive the curse.

Ask for some wisdom, and you will receive it!

 

Week #28: Metzorah - Infected Ones

Week #23: P'Kudei - Accounting

Week #23: P'Kudei - Accounting

P'Kudei
Exodus 38:21-40:38
March 10th - 16th

This concept of a spiritual accounting plays an important role in this week's Torah portion, P’kudei. A major theme in the Parasha is how Moses gives an accounting of the materials used to build the Tabernacle. The close of Exodus gives us the full picture of Yahweh’s “Redemption.” Nachmanides (Ramban) mentions that “Redemption” should be the name of the book of Exodus. As man lost the right to be in YHVH’s presence at the Garden, it is now restored. Salvation, forgiveness, guidelines on how to live, how to worship, and when to worship are the major themes we’ll see in this week’s study, including HIS presence in HIS sanctuary—us. The Ark of the Testimony brings us into HIS witness.

Week #22: Vayak'hel - And He Assembled

Week #22: Vayak'hel - And He Assembled

Vayak'hel
Exodus 35:1 - 38:20
March 3rd - 9th

We are commanded forever and ever to have the oil in the menorah. Don't worry—in His Presence He will light the Fire. It is the same today. (Exodus 27:20-21; Leviticus 24:3)

Week #21: Ki Tisa - When You Take

Week #21: Ki Tisa - When You Take

Ki Tisa
Exodus 30:11 - 34:35
February 25th - March 2nd

Waiting on God... Still Waiting...  Have you ever waited, and waited, and waited, wondering if He was still there, listening, caring? God's timing is perfect, but what do we do when His plan doesn't fit with our timing?  Do we look for guidance elsewhere? Do we give up on Him? Consequences will follow each choice. He sets before us Life and Death, Blessings and Curses.  What will we choose?

Week #20: Tetzaveh - You Shall Command

Week #20: Tetzaveh - You Shall Command

Tetzaveh
Exodus 27:20 - 30:10
February 18th - 24th

All of us fear judgment.  No one likes to go to traffic court for a violation.  Certainly we don't crave hearing our bosses' evaluation of our performance.  And when we ponder the fact that God looks down upon us and judges us, it is quite a scary thought.

Week #19: Terumah - Contributions

Week #19: Terumah - Contributions

Terumah
Exodus 25:1 - 27:19
February 11th - 17th

Ha Mishkan: The Tabernacle. This is where God dwells, and loves it, as in Psalms 26:8. In the beginning of Parasha Terumah (Exodus 25:1-7), God tells Moshe (Moses) to collect donations from all Israel for the building materials of the Tabernacle. He mentions the specific materials that they should bring such as gold, silver, copper, turquoise, & wool. Why must they bring specific materials?