Deuteronomy 14 Deuteronomy 14:2, A peculiar people.The saints are called to be the kadosh (set apart) and peculiar or treasured people of YHVH. What we eat (verse 3ff) is a key factor in being set-apart unto YHVH. After all, if … Continue reading
Isn’t your life already busy enough? Who has time for a six-hour Passover Seder commemorating something that happened thousands of years ago? What could this possibly have to do with my life here and now, you may ask? How can … Continue reading
The Spiritual State of America and Other Formerly Christian Nations Isaiah 1:3, The ox knows its owner. The “Beasts of the Field Explained.” Apostasy and spiritual degradation leads to one place: a complete loss of one’s spiritual identity. When one … Continue reading
The biblical pilgrimage or aliyot (singular: aliyah) festivals are Passover (Pesach) and Unleavened Bread (Chag haMatzot) and the Feast of Weeks or Pentecost (Shavuot) in the spring and the Feast Tabernacles (Chag haSukkot) in the fall (see Lev 23). At … Continue reading
Exodus 33 Exodus 33:1–2, YHVH…my Angel/Messenger.Who is YHVH and who is the Angel? If YHVH is the preincarnate Yeshua, then who is this Angel? Exodus 33:7, Moses took his tent.There comes a time when the anointed servant of the Most … Continue reading
John 6 John 6:4, Passover, a feast of the Jews. This could be an indirect reference to the Samaritan Passover, which was on a different day. That is to say, “Passover, a feast of the Jews instead of the Samaritan … Continue reading
Exodus 25 Exodus 25:1–7, An offering is collected for the tabernacle. All Israel contributed to the building of the tabernacle (Exod 25:1–7), yet YHVH chose only two Israelite artisans, Bezalel and Aholiab (Exod 31:1–6), filled them with the Spirit of … Continue reading