The Power of TOV in Our Lives & Biblical Heritages

 

In August 1939 Witold Pilecki lived in Poland’s eastern borderlands, his family owned an orchard and 550 acres of wheat fields. By the end of September, Poland had been annexed by the Nazis and over five million Catholic Poles and Jews were being expelled to make room for German settlers. Killing squads rounded up and shot some 20,000 members of the Polish educated and professional classes. One year later he volunteered to intentionally get captured and sent to a new Nazi camp. Germany and Poland were nations with populations that were over 90% Christians. This is part of history we need to know. Continue reading at -

http://mailchi.mp/bd8728efc532/the-power-of-tov-in-our-lives-biblical-heritages

Isaiah and Jesus Proclaimed “Cain’s Need to Know Message”

The Torah was read in synagogues every Shabbat (Friday sundown to Saturday sundown). As years passed, the stories were heard many many times. They weren’t “religious stories” for the people living in the Second Temple Period – stories about an abstract invisible God. For them, “approaching God” was something that people went to the Temple to do every day. It was a very serious decision. Continue reading at -

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“Need-to-Know” Info About God

 

In my previous email, I put myself in in Cain’s story and asked readers to “ponder that for a while!” By “ponder” I mean let your brain’s super high speed information subconscious processer (the elephant) “google” your life experiences to see if it can find any that match Cain’s experience of being ignored by Yahweh when he brought Him his gifts. My brain found several of life experiences – one made me visualize God sending a bolt of lightning taking me out. Continue reading at -

http://mailchi.mp/a03d79ed538d/need-to-know-info-about-god

Did You Know Yahweh Accepts Angry People?

 

Bible stories have brought joy and comfort, as well as learning important things to billions of readers who read the Bible in two ways. However, most of those “billions” were not Jewish. Jews use a third way to read a Bible story at the same time every year. Jesus was a Jew and knew the third way. I used it to write this email. Continue reading at -

http://mailchi.mp/96d284f624d3/did-you-know-yahweh-accepts-angry-people

Video of Rabbi Leynor Teaching TZEDAQAH (Righteousness)

 

Jeffrey fulfilled that prophesy in my eyes, and the eyes of thousands of other Gentiles. He took “being our light” very seriously and he did an amazing job teaching Gentiles, many of whom did not understand the link of the Jewish Jesus to his Judaism – they did not have good thoughts associated with the word, “Jew.” They also did not understand there was “only one requirement for membership in the Jewish Jesus Movement.” Read more and go to video link at -

http://mailchi.mp/1d4e2237e4d9/video-of-rabbi-leynor-teaching-tzedaqah-righteousness

The Creator’s Alliance with the First Family

 

The Torah has been read many ways over the past 2,500 years, but from 300 CE until the 20^th century, people have not been able to recognize the way in which Ezra’s scribes used the Persian legal structure of an alliance. We wouldn’t have found it without a sentence located in a parable Jesus taught. Now we are able to read the ancient story again – and it has the power to transform societies today! Continue reading at -

http://mailchi.mp/eccdf0438f67/the-creators-alliance-with-the-first-family

How to Read and Do the Wisdom of the Bible

 

Ancient wisdom of the Bible differs from wisdom of other cultures and writings. The wisdom of the Hebrew Scriptures is not abstract learning or philosophical speculation. The wisdom of the Bible is not about believing – it is about doing!  The purpose of the wisdom of the Hebrew text is “to guide people on the path that leads to living life at its highest and best.” As you explore the wisdom of the Bible, you must constantly seek answers to three questions. Continue reading at -

http://mailchi.mp/377a9b25eff3/how-to-read-and-do-the-wisdom-of-the-bible