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Torah Club News
Torah Club Vision
What to Expect at Malchut 2020
At Malchut 2020, FFOZ Friends, Torah Club Leaders, and guests will be strengthened in their foundation and energized for the local kingdom efforts in which each attendee is involved. The Malchut conference will help to unify disciples who are working together to bring the kingdom of heaven to earth.
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Weekly Torah Portion
Shemot
The Good Shepherd
Israel’s greatest leaders herded sheep. Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob followed the flocks. David shepherded over his father’s flocks. Moses proved himself worthy to shepherd Israel by faithfully taking care of his father-in-law’s flocks. Yeshua saw Himself, like Moses, as the Good Shepherd over the flock of Israel.
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Gospel Insights
Matthew
Pacifism and Retaliation
Forgiveness is the prerogative and privilege of the injured. No one else can forgive on his or her behalf. Yeshua’s teachings against retaliation, personal vengeance, and demanding one’s “pound of flesh” apply to the individual, not to a court of law, not to a community, and not to a government.
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Vine of David Resources
Didache: A New Translation and Messianic Jewish Commentary
The Way of Life
The Way of Life is the first major work on the Didache from a Messianic Jewish perspective. This book will benefit both Messianic Jews and Gentiles who desire to study the priorities and life of the earliest believers in Yeshua.
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Messiah
The Morning Without Clouds
Christians know the Messiah by many names, such as Immanuel, Lamb of God, and Prince of Peace. In our Jewish tradition, the Messiah is called by many other vivid and fascinating names.
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FFOZ TV & Video
The Sabbath Table
Grace After Meals
Let your table be a place of thankfulness for the good things that God has given.
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FFOZ Friends
Teaching of the Month
The Key of David
In this teaching from his series on the Apocalypse of John, D. Thomas Lancaster looks for the meaning to the message the Angel of Yeshua dispatched to the church of Philadelphia.
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Free Quarterly Magazine
Spring 2019
Messiah Magazine #23
IN THIS ISSUE: Passover is a beautiful example of how important the Jewishness of Jesus is. Passover is one of God’s appointed times. It didn’t just happen to be Passover when Jesus died; it was God’s plan from the very beginning.
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1221 — Messianic Youth Blogs
Festivals
The Happiest Day of the Year
Despite the difficulty in fasting from food and water for twenty-five hours and the overwhelming length of prayers, Yom Kippur is considered by the Jewish sages to be a joyous day in which the sins of God’s people are forgiven.
