Bechukotai, Behar
Study to Learn; Learn to Do
If you walk in My statutes and keep My commandments so as to carry them out ... (Leviticus 26:3) The Torah portion of Bechukotai begins by saying, "If you walk in My statutes and keep My commandments so as to carry them out ... " (Leviticus 26:3). Isn't that a bit redundant? What is the difference between (1) walking in the statutes, (2) keeping the...
Appointed Times
The Feather Story
An anecdote about Bedikat Chametz and Unleavened Bread written from the perspective of a young religious child. Jerusalem, 1938, Erev Pesach "I just have to find the feather...Abba will be so disappointed," I cautiously mumbled searching my room for the newest family treasure. The love and respect that I had for father was so strong that the thought of seeing him disappointed was more than...
Month: Iyyar (אייר)
A Journey of Choices
It has been about a month since we celebrated Passover and Unleavened Bread, the time commemorating our Exodus from slavery to Pharaoh and the redemption we have received from Hashem, both from Egypt and by Messiah. We are now well into the counting of the omer, which is the process to count 50 days or 7 weeks from the time of Unleavened Bread until the...
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The New Testament (Apostolic Scriptures) can be compared to a pile of laundry. Some pieces are socks, some are shirts, some are pants, and so... Read »
