The Messianic Torah Observer

Rodney & Hilary Thomas

The Messianic Torah Observer

  • 1 hour 3 minutes
    Yeshuas Passover The Means to our Salvation Redemption and Covenant Relationship with God
    In this discussion on Yeshua's Passover, I explore the controversies surrounding what the Last Supper was and what it was not. We delve into some of the critical teachings Yeshua gave to His disciples during His last meal, as well as we consider what a meaningful Passover/Pesach may look like to us in 2024.
    21 April 2024, 6:51 pm
  • 58 minutes 41 seconds
    Choosing Yeshua as our Pesach-Shadows of Pesach 2024
    I have chosen to discuss the shadow picture of Yeshua that is embedded in the Passover and how He fulfills the role of our Pesach instead of discussing the elements of Passover and Unleavened Bread for Pesach 2024. In this discussion, we highlight the Torah instruction to select and take unto ourselves a perfect lamb to serve as our Pesach on the 10th Day of the Month of the Aviv and how Yeshua perfectly fulfilled that critical requirement of Passover.
    18 April 2024, 12:48 am
  • 18 minutes 56 seconds
    Avivs Prophetic Shadows of our Redemption and Salvation Through Yeshua Messiah
    Oh, how wonderful is the Month of the Aviv, for it contains the crucial shadows of our redemption and salvation through Yeshua Messiah.
    12 April 2024, 9:20 pm
  • 54 minutes 14 seconds
    Welcome to Aviv 2024-A Brief Overview of the Month and a Discussion of What God Expects From Us This Month
    The barley is aviv and the renewed moon has been sighted over the Land of Israel. Thus, we have entered the Month of the Aviv, which God commanded us to guard. Tonight, we briefly discuss the significance of this command and prepare ourselves for the tremendous prophetic shadows that are embedded in this holy set apart month of God's sacred calendar year. Happy New Year!
    10 April 2024, 12:45 am
  • 1 hour 14 minutes
    Why do we Dislike the God of the Old Testament Thoughts and Reflections on Torah Reading 127
    5 April 2024, 5:47 pm
  • 59 minutes 34 seconds
    Deuteronomy-A Rehashing and Retelling of Torah to a New Generation-Thoughts & Reflections on Torah Reading 126
    With this post we begin the final leg of our 3-year Torah Reading trek: Deuteronomy -- A Rehashing and Retelling of Torah for a New Generation.
    30 March 2024, 9:28 am
  • 37 minutes 25 seconds
    An Explanation for the Current Observational Calendar Confusion

    What I want to provide to you here today is in this post is an explanation as to why observationalists in our faith community are observing the biblical New Year at different times this year. This is an explanation of the current calendar confusion that exists among observational calendar keepers this year.

    24 March 2024, 10:00 pm
  • 59 minutes 1 second
    The Torah of the Cities of Refuge-Thoughts and Reflections on Torah Reading 125
    This week's Parashah is the 125th reading of our 3-year reading cycle and it entails the Torah of the Cities of Refuge. Herein we gain insight into the righteous concepts of atonement, redemption, and grace. Our text is found in Numbers 35.9-34

    Key Terms and Concepts Discussed

     

    • Refuge (aka asylum): miq-lat
    • Die or dying: mwt (mem-vav-tav)
    • Kill or killer or murder or murderer; manslaying or manslayer: rot-zah. In our reading, Yehovah distinguishing for us the difference between murder/intentional homicide and what we call here in the West, manslaughter, accidental, or unintentional homicide. Yah's Torah of the Cities of Refuge clarifies the distinction between these two forms of killings/homicides. Besides distinguishing between intentional and unintentional homicide, Yehovah, through His instructions on the Cities of Refuge, further emphasized the extreme value that He places on life. Yah's extreme value for life must serve as a mandate for us to value life as He does. We value life in a Godly manner when we keep Yah's commandment to love our neighbor as ourselves (Lev 19.18) and to steadfastly enact righteous justice in our communities.
    • Redeem; redeemer; avenger such as a blood avenger; to reclaim as one's own; to right a wrong or restore equilibrium: ga'al
    • Blood; the shedding of blood; bloodguilt: dam
    • Bribe; ransom (given to one who holds sway in a case to avoid impending judgment or punishment against a guilty party): ko'fair (ko'per)
    • Strike; smite; to strike someone dead; to hit or injure another: neekah
    • To flee (such as flee to a refuge city): nun-vav-semach
    • Enmity or hostility: ehvah
    • Witness: 'ed (ai-ed)

    Shabbat Shalom Beloved of Yeshua Messiah!

    23 March 2024, 9:56 am
  • 59 minutes 55 seconds
    Gods High Expectations for His People-Thoughts and Reflections for Torah Reading 122
    This 122nd Reading discusses the high expectations God has for His chosen people through the story of three tribes who sought to make a home in a place other than Canaan.
    2 March 2024, 12:07 pm
  • 1 hour 19 minutes
    What God Expects from us When We Make Vows-Thoughts and Reflections on Torah Reading 121
    What does God expect from us when we make a promise to Him and to others in the form of vows, oaths, and other obligations? This week's Torah Reading answers this question. Shabbat Shalom.
    23 February 2024, 7:01 pm
  • 46 minutes 44 seconds
    Learning to Fear God and Receive His Peace -- Israels Inextricable Link to our Salvation Part 4
    10 February 2024, 12:42 am
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