Teaching Timeless Torah Truths

Yom Kippur

A suggestion to prepare for Yom Kippur.
Go to this page for Day 10 starting at Fri. evening Oct 11th.
See: introduction with general information.

Welcome!

It was true in the days of Moses. It was still true in the days of Yeshua and …. the Torah is still true today. If you want to gain a greater depth of understanding of Yeshua, as well as how we were created to live this is a place of help for you.

Torah Portion

The Torah portions and the Haftara. With commentary from Briteinu.

Mordechai & Esther’s choice

Yo’el Berkowitz connects the story of poerim with the instructions for worship in Leviticus 1 – 5. He shows the difference between Haman and Mordechai and explains how Ephesians 2 and 3 connects to the asham (guilt offering) of Yeshua. 40 MB mp3 recording. Length 80 min. Available on TRI-Holland webshop.

7 Questions.

At the Arab-Jewish reconciliation conference in The Netherlands in 2007 participants wrote answers on the following questions:
1. What is the Promised Land?
2. What are the geographical borders?
3. To whom does the Promised Land belong?
4. When will the full recovery of the Land take place?
5. Is the Promised Land limited to the Covenant people of Israel?
6. Does the Church have a role?
7. What are the implications for the major conflicts of today?
This is what they wrote.

What did take place in the Garden?
We will explore the original story of creation. You will see what our Father’s original design and intention was for His entire creation. And you will learn to know yourself as his child – created in our Father’s image. This deeper understanding of His design gives insight into who you are created to be. What is your purpose and how you are created to see others and the world.
This story has the power to cause a paradigm shift to live your life as your Creator intended ~ in the beginning . . . Available on torahtruths.com as ‘Sitting Rooms’.

 ..to be like a tree..

….  firmly planted by streams of water, that yields its fruit in its season …. How does that happen?

Psalm 1:2 says … his delight is in the Torah of the LORD, And in His Torah he meditates day and night. Below find a few things you can do:

A different gospel?

What about Sha’ul’s Letter to the Galatians? Are the practices of the first five books of the Bible prohibited for believers in Yeshua. Or …  does the Torah has a meaningful place in the everyday life of the believer? Let’s look at it.

Saint or Sinner?

Who are you? ‘Just’ a sinner saved by grace? A sinner without hope but now clothed with the righteousness of Yeshua? Or …. a Saint saved by grace? Your basic identity has been changed completely.

Should, Must or Have To?

The use of such words tends to open the door wide to legalism taking over.

The Torah is not about a way of salvation through obedience to its commandments. No, the Torah shows us how a redeemed person lives.

Read the 3-page document