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The Biblical laws of the Torah are still kept throughout the New Testament. These verses are about the Messiah and disciples keeping these laws.
Torah Portion # 33: Bechukotai = בְּחֻקֹּתַי - ብሕጋጋተይ / በሥርዓቴ = Bihigagatey (Tigrinya) / besiratay (Amharic) = in My statutes ♥
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Shgaga is the Torah concept for when someone does something accidentally, or by mistake. Doing something accidentally is different from doing something on pu...
Rabbi David Etengoff ה' יעזור וירחם על אחינו כל בני ישראל בארץ ישראל ובכל חלקי הארץ “ Na’aseh v’nishmah —We will do, and we will hear...
Galatians can be understood when you keep in mind that it talks about different types of law and is meant to be read in context with the rest of Bible
A Year with the Sages uniquely relates the Sages’ understanding of each Torah portion to everyday life. The importance of these teachings cannot be oversta...
Torah Portion # 35: נָשֹׂא = Nasso - አሐዝ = ahez ( ge'ez ) / ውሰድ = wised ( tigrinya + amharic ) = Take ♥
The word Torah means “teaching,” and in Judaism, it is our most precious book, our foundation. It contains the stories of our ancestors which help us understand our own lives today. It is filled with Jewish law, our covenant with God, mitzvot, blessings, and so much more. It is our guidebook of how to be the best version of ourselves, how to overcome any challenge, and how to lead a life of holiness. There are endless ways to explore the Torah, and a good starting point with children is to talk about what’s in it. This cut and glue craft is a great way to have a conversation with your kiddos about why the Torah is so special. You can use the prepared “what’s inside” words (e.g., God, blessings, etc.) in this craft template, and/or you can use the blank squares and make your own list. This simple craft will help lay the foundation of a lifelong love of Torah!
