Torah Portions are designed to help you read and learn the Word of God in a systematic manner. With scheduled reading times, Torah Portions will help you feel closer to the Land of Israel. All over the world, people are reading Torah Portions in a variety of ways. It is believed that at least 80%% of the New Testament is based upon the Old Testament. The harmony of the two testaments is incredibly accurate. These individual Torah Portions include... 1)The Modeh Ani - Which is "I give thanks," the first words of the prayer Jewish prayer that observant Jews recite daily upon waking, while still in bed. 2)The Shemoneh Esrei Amidah also called the Standing Prayer recited 3 times per day in most Jewish Synagogues. It includes 18/19 Blessings that you CAN apply to your personal prayer life. 3)Torah Portions Reading List. This paperback option gives you the ability to make notations that can be reviewed from year to year.

Torah Portions are designed to help you read and learn the Word of God in a systematic manner. With scheduled reading times, Torah Portions will help you feel closer to the Land of Israel. All over the world, people are reading Torah Portions in a variety of ways. It is believed that at least 80%% of the New Testament is based upon the Old Testament. The harmony of the two testaments is incredibly accurate. These individual Torah Portions include... 1)The Modeh Ani - Which is "I give thanks," the first words of the prayer Jewish prayer that observant Jews recite daily upon waking, while still in bed. 2)The Shemoneh Esrei Amidah also called the Standing Prayer recited 3 times per day in most Jewish Synagogues. It includes 18/19 Blessings that you CAN apply to your personal prayer life. 3)Torah Portions Reading List. This paperback option gives you the ability to make notations that can be reviewed from year to year.

This three-volume prayer series based on the Conservative Shabbat Morning Service transforms Hebrew study into a practical prayer learning experience. The only entry requirement is the ability to read Hebrew phonetically.¬+

You are holding the author's notes on the book of Genesis as he has taught it for more than fifteen years on succeeding Sabbaths and on various venues, both "brick and mortar" and online. Some men have made a mess of what Elohenu (our God) revealed to the patriarchs and prophets, both Old and New Testaments, translating it with the biases of their rabbis or pastors or denominations. Mark is attempting (he even succeeds once in a while) to understand it and teach it as close to El's [God's] original intent as he can get by eliminating those doctrinal biases. (For instance, "God nailed the Law to the cross." There were exactly two things nailed to the Roman torture stake. What were they? Hint: One was Yeshua or Jesus. Matthew 27:37, Mark 15:26, Luke 23:38, John 19:19-look these up and then think.) If that teaser intrigues you, see what Moshe [Moses] has to say in Genesis. There's a lot more than just what's written on the page.

The creation account that begins the Old Testament exhibits conspicuous structures that have intrigued scholars, theologians and casual readers alike. A typical response is to merely acknowledge the author’s clever use of poetic devices. But is this an adequate explanation and response? Or could the mystifying surface text be an invitation to seek a deeper message hiding in plain-sight? In fact, the start of Genesis contains enough clues to help us de-code its hidden content. And that same content is, among other things, a tiny seed which has determined the blossoming of the whole Bible. Finding the cryptic content in the Hebrew Torah is like bringing a magic-lantern into proper focus. Suddenly, it becomes obvious why widely separated biblical episodes came about. All at once, hitherto obscure passages are brought into the limelight. Mysterious prophesies and apparent contradictions in books like Ezekiel and Revelation, Ezra and Nehemiah finally make perfect sense, but in surprising ways. And all this from one strategically-placed, incredibly compact literary artefact. The prophets are not alone in having found the key to the hidden mysteries. The same phenomenon also illuminates both the rise and final demise of the enigmatic Knights Templar. In due course, the same seed became misrepresented in popular myths and legends, as well as shaping the symbolism of particular secret societies. Perhaps the most surprising attribute of the creation account is that it does, after all, conceal descriptions of the way our physical universe works, even from its remotest beginning. Includes over 80 original illustrations.

Collection of odd bits of Jewish lore selected from classical Jewish writings, many of them showing knowledge far ahead of its time. Theological only in so far as religion permeates Jewish life.