Join in today’s study as Dr Alewine starts in the Book of Number and teaches on “Bamidbar.” This Torah portion is always timed to fall around the moed of Shavuot. The opening verse of the text associates it with Sinai in the wilderness, the place where the Torah was given.
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The issue of slavery is a difficult one for the modern mind, especially in America where its negative effects didn’t cease with the end of the Civil War. In Torah study, the many English translations of the Hebrew word eved into “slave” can confuse even the wisest of readers. “Slave” rips the economic position of the eved out of its Hebrew cultural and Biblical context and leaves a very bad taste in the mouth.
Join in today’s study as Dr Alewine unpack this week’s double Portion with a more in-depth study on the citizenship of the servants and how they are spoken of in Yeshua’s parable of the vineyard.
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This week’s Torah Portion, EMOR covering Leviticus 24:1-24: 23 is important because of our investigation of the Temple hours, which are different from regular hours. Here we will shed insight into what was happening in the Heavenlies during Yeshua’s hours on the crucifixion tree. It also gives a new understanding of why Yeshua cried out, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken me?”
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This week, rather than do a deep study of the portions, we will take a walk in the Song of Songs. This whole book is about the resurrection and in the 2 passages taught on in this episode, we shall see how this too correlates to the Yom Kippur service from this week’s Torah Portion. Hopefully by pointing some things out in this text you can see the beauty of what Yeshua Messiah has done for us.
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Sin sacrifices have been offered for Aharon and his sons so that they could in turn offer sacrifices for the people. They needed to make atonement for the Golden Calf, an event still very much in the consciousness of the young nation. With proper preparation for the moment, the Presence descended on the Eighth. This theme of the Eighth extends into the next two Torah portions, Tazria and Metzorah.
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