If there are aspects of the Passover Seder from which all people can learn, how much more so is this true for believers in Messiah? BY TOBY JANICKI APR 5, 2019 “Where the heck is the matzah?” I mumbled to myself. I was at Whole Foods looking to buy some matzah for the upcoming Passover festival but couldn’t locate the Passover section. I eventually had to … Continue reading Passover and Non-Jews: A Universal Exodus
In our days it is even exceedingly rare to hear a voice speak from heaven, but it seems to have been more common in the days of the Apostles. Talmudic literature offers several anecdotes of “a voice from heaven” speaking during the late Second Temple Era. The Hebrew term for the heavenly voice, bat kol, literally means “daughter of a voice,” a way to describe an … Continue reading Bat Kol at the Transfiguration
Joseph held no animosity toward his brothers. He could see how God had used his life to bring a great deliverance. Joseph reveals himself to his brothers. (Image: Wikimedia Commons, by German painter Peter von Cornelius [1784–1867]) VAYIGASH Joseph explained to his bewildered brothers that God had ordained his descent into Egypt in order to “preserve life” and “to preserve a remnant.” (Genesis 45:5). Joseph goes … Continue reading Preserving the Remnant
(PHOTO: 2018 CTMG)Luke (Jim Caviezel) is interrogated inside the Mamertine Prison in PAUL, APOSTLE OF CHRIST–in theaters March 23, 2018. NASHVILLE — Hollywood actor Jim Caviezel is gearing up for the release of his new film, “Paul, Apostle of Christ,” and says he feels called to make Christian films and share the love of Jesus Christ throughout his industry. “Paul, Apostle of Christ,” hits theaters … Continue reading Jim Caviezel Believes He’s ‘Called’ to Play Biblical Roles to Show Hollywood Christ
We will demonstrate that demonic possession of a large part of a national population is possible; we shall also detail the various doorways a person can open that allows demons to enter them. Once we describe these doorways to you, you will realize that our entire American society is allowing itself to be infested demonically right NOW! Can an entire population of a nation become … Continue reading Is National Demonic Possession Possible?
Ki Tisa covers a wide variety of topics that range from describing the half-shekel tax collected (Exodus 30:11-16), to the infamous golden calf incident (Exodus 32:1-35), and to instructions regarding the Sabbath (Exodus 31:12-17). Additional instruction is given regarding hand washing (Exodus 30:17-21), anointing oil (Exodus 30:22-33) and incense formulas (Exodus 30:34-38), and how the Tabernacle is to be used (Exodus 31:1-11). Moses also relates significant … Continue reading “Signs of Life” – Ki Tisa (When you take) – TorahScope – FEBRUARY 14, 2014
When asked by a lawyer to identify the most important rule in life, Jesus replied, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength” (Mark 12:30). In those words, Jesus summed up what God most desires from us. I wonder how I can possibly learn to love God with all my heart, … Continue reading Our Daily Bread — An Important Command – February 4, 2014
Mishpatim (Rulings) Exodus 21:1-24:18 Jeremiah 34:8-22; 33:25-26 “Rules Unto Others” As we turn to Mishpatim this week, we are reminded that the Israelites have just received the Ten Commandments and have heard the terrifying voice of the Lord as He shook Mount Sinai. We recall that the Israelites were so frightened by the sound of God’s voice, that they requested that Moses be their exclusive intermediary to … Continue reading “Rules Unto Others” – Mishpatim (Rulings) – TorahScope – JANUARY 24, 2014 –
V’yishlach (He sent) Genesis 32:3-36:43 Hosea 11:7-12:12 (A) Obadiah 1:1-21 (S) “Silence of the Limping” Once again, students of the Torah are challenged when meditating on our weekly portions, which I have found to contain a wealth of information to contemplate. When I sit down to write my Torah commentaries, the choice of a subject matter to focus on can be overwhelming. There are many … Continue reading “Silence of the Limping” – V’yishlach (He sent)
A ROD OF IRON by David Wilkerson [May 19, 1931 – April 27, 2011] The apostle Paul writes of Christ’s ascension into heaven: “And having spoiled principalities and powers, he made a shew of them openly, triumphing over them in it” (Colossians 2:15). That’s right! Staggering behind our Lord’s triumphant procession was the prince of darkness himself, bound in chains. And behind the defeated devil … Continue reading A ROD OF IRON
V’yishlach (He sent) Genesis 32:3-36:43 Hosea 11:7-12:12 (A) Obadiah 1:1-21 (S) “Silence of the Limping” Once again, students of the Torah are challenged when meditating on our weekly portions, which I have found to contain a wealth of information to contemplate. When I sit down to write my Torah commentaries, the choice of a subject matter to focus on can be overwhelming. There are many … Continue reading V’yishlach (He sent)
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