The Torah teachers continue the look at the Book of the prophet Isaiah/YesheYahu, through chapter 52 and 53, then into chapter 54.
The Torah teachers continue the look at the Book of the prophet Isaiah/YesheYahu, through chapter 52 and 53, then into chapter 54.
This last show prior to the upcoming Massive Election Fraud may be one of the most important that we've done. Co-host David Justice has followed the story of Mesa Country Clerk Tina Peters since she first blew the whistle on the electronic voting system election fraud...
On today’s show, I am going to continue with the second of this two-part program addressing the topic of dealing with the shock of losing a loved one. It might be that you were given time to prepare as best as possible for the departure of a loved one due to a...
This week Mark welcomes back a special guest that is very familiar to the Hebrew Nation audience, author and filmmaker Daniel Holdings. And it's just in time, too. Because just about EVERYTHING the needed to talk about is coming to a head now. Daniel's website:...
News and commentary for Thursday, 31 October, 2024. Do you remember when the "appearance of impropriety" was enough to force a politician with even a modicum of honor to resign? Those days are long past... ...Like "election integrity," obviously.
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Diving right into this teaching, Rabbi Steve Berkson starts us in Matthew 15:1, where we see the Scribes and Pharisees confronting Yeshua about how his disciples did not observe one of the “traditions of the elders” – the ceremonial washing of hands before eating...
In some ways, Bereshiet (Genesis, and "in the Beginning) is the most fundamental element in the Bible. Literally everything else builds, line-by-line, precept-by-precept, upon that Foundation. Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship has often contended, that six...
Psalm 131 is a reminder that our Heavenly Father invites us to come sit on His lap and stop worrying about all the troubles of the world - to cuddle and snuggle. It gives us a very intimate look at how our Heavenly Father sees us. Psalm 116 also picks up this theme...
The Torah teachers continue the look at the Book of the prophet Isaiah/YesheYahu, through chapter 51, and "you who seek after 'righteousness.'