The Leaven of the Early Church Fathers Exposed
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The Feast Of Unleavened Bread—Much More Than Matzah!
Leviticus 16–18 Parashat Acharei Mot (A Gospel-Oriented Torah Study)
This is a gospel-oriented Torah study. Our goal is to connect the good news of Yeshua the Messiah (the gospel message) to its Hebraic, pro-Torah roots or foundations. The information given here is more than head knowledge. Understanding and wisdom (the right application of knowledge that is based on truth) is taught thus making biblical truth practical, relevant and applicable to your daily life. The truths of the Bible not only have the power to transform your life here and now for the better, but eventually to take you past the veil of death and into eternity.
This Torah study is subdivided in sections by topic in a magazine format thus making it easy to watch at several sittings. May YHVH bless you as you watch this video.
For a free, printable adult and youth Torah study guide on this Torah portion (parashah), please go to http://www.hoshanarabbah.org/parshiot…
Can You Trust the Early Church Fathers?
In this video, Nathan Lawrence documents from their own writings the outright lies, false teachings, deceptions, twisting of the Scriptures, calumnies, virulent racist antisemitism and blasphemies of some of the earliest church fathers that are contrary to the Truth of the Bible. When you hear their actual quotes, one has to wonder if they ever read the Bible, or if so, how well they knew the Scriptures. Yet sadly many fundamental doctrines of mainstream or normative Christianity are based on the writings of these men. As the Bible says, our fathers have inherited many lies. It is time to learn the truth, and when you do, you will be set free!
The Relevance of the Passover Ritual in the 21st Century
Free Passover and Feast of Unleavened Bread Educational Resources
Many of us are busily preparing our hearts and homes to celebrate the Passover which is immediately followed by the Feast of Unleavened Bread the next day. For those of us on the visible new moon/abib barley calendar, this year Passover occurs on Tuesday, April 23 and the first high holy day Sabbath of the Feast of Unleavened falls on Wednesday, April 24 with the seventh day of this feast, another Sabbath, occurring on Tuesday, April 30.
Over the years, I have prepared many teaching resources to help people to understand the importance or YHVH’s biblical feasts and along with their historical significance, their relevance to his people today as it relates to the gospel message and our walk with Yeshua along with any of their prophetic implications.
To help you to celebrate these current feasts with meaning and purpose, here is a list of links to some of these free resources.
The Biblical Calendar
- The Biblical Calendar and the New Moon
- The Biblical Calendar Demystified
- The New Moon—Visible or Conjunction?
The Biblical Feasts in General
- Come Let Us Go Up!
- YHVH’s Plan of Salvation in the Feasts
- Why Celebrate the Feasts?
- The Bible—The Good News & the Story of Two Lovers—the Feasts Are the Outline of That Love Story, the Plan of Redemption
Passover
- Why Celebrate the Passover?
- When Do We Celebrate the Passover?
- How Yeshua the Messiah Perfectly Fulfilled the Passover?
- Practical Guide to Doing a Passover Seder in your home including a printable messianic Passover haggadah or order of service
- More teaching articles on Passover from Nathan’s Bible Study Blog
- More teaching articles on the Feast of Unleavened Bread from Nathan’s Bible Study Blog
The Feast of Unleavened Bread
Playlist of Videos on the Biblical Feasts
Hidden Gems on Holiness & Yeshua in Leviticus
Leviticus is one of the least read, most confusing books of the Bible for traditional Christians to understand, yet it is one of the most important books in the Bible. It lays the foundation for the gospel message, the cross of Yeshua/Jesus and reveals the pathway to Elohim in heaven. This book is full of life-changing gems, as this videos points out, and it shows the saint how to stay in the river of life and be blessed in his physical life.