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This Parashah covers the building of the tabernacle. It is a combination of the two Torah portions so please be sure to watch both videos in the appropriate years. It deals with the review of the Tabernacle, the holy anointing of the Priesthood, and articles of the Mishkan. We also see the importance of graded holiness, the functionality of the altar, the two parts of the "ark of the covenant", and see the importance of understanding faith.
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- 2015 Portions: Revisiting the Parashah looking at the ancient cultural context more in depth with additional areas that have been researched
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You and YOur team are the best.
Would it be valuable to have a diagram of 7 days of creation; and a diagram of how the human embryo developes while studying, how the tabernacle is assembled? The days of creation show the order of how resources were used to create, and then Sabbath or Completion. The tabernacles uses resources from earth, minerals, plants incense, animal, from inside out, water, air, dirt, minieral?
3/16. Thanks Daniel! When you read about the Temple being as the naval of the world it brought to mind the imagery of when a child is often laid down on a mother’s stomach at birth, so too is each child of Israel brought to the Temple. Beautiful. Thanks for reading all of the sources, that was instructive.
Thank you Daniel! Great stuff! II Thess. 2:4 says the antichrist will sit in the TEMPLE OF GOD…. it’s still Yah’s Temple, not the antichrist’s temple!!
Daniel;
very nice reading, thank you. Yes, about the Temple, if you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all.
Ricco very excellant presentation on ANET. I learned a lot; which is why I am going to ask this quention.
2nd Temple no annointing oil. So, we don’t see Yeshua doing any ceremonial with those He sent out. So can today’s teachers, preachers really say they are “annointed of G-d”? can someone else say that of another person? Should we be using annointing people?
Urgent,,,,, please tell me I did not get who can enter the holy of holies maybe I misunderstood. When the curtain rent, tore was it the fist curtain or the curtain that was closer to the Ark. Guide me where I can read it or see a teaching on this subject please. Thanks
Personally speaking, in our past Sunday keeping lives, we were worn out all the time. Back then if you asked me what is rest, it was very much self-centered in being entertained and taking vacations as opposed to real rest being focused on our Creator and Savior on the day He commanded.
Revelation 14:11 “…and they have NO REST, day or night, these worshipers of the beast and its image, and whoever receives the mark of its name.”
Exelent parasha Daniel!! Shabbat Shalom
Thank you, Rico, and your wife and family, for your diligent studying and for sharing what you are learning from YHVH our Elohim! I am learning so much, thanks to what YHVH is teaching you! And thank you for sharing how Yeshua (and Shaul and Jochanan, in the B’rit Chadashah) taught using Temple language, and how Yeshua is “in” The Torah portions you teach (and we study, along with you and on our own)!
Numbers 6:24-27
Shalom Shalom!
Rico, I thank YHVH for your teachings. I pray for you and your family.
Shaloam Friends;
Regarding the Shabbat; yes individual in home, more than one in some assebly – but it is cosmic and universal, if you are one at home; Shabbat is observed globaly and you are as One Echad.
Perhaps had Adam never have fallen Shabbat the 7th Day there’d be no other days or places accept where he was. We see often if someone/thing is unclean – they are out the camp, congregation for 7 days. There’s wonder in the Jewish Idea of the 7 Millenial Plan of Abba.
Behira – that is beautiful. I agree wholeheartedly. Thank you & Shabbat Shalom (I know you wrote this 2 years ago but hopefully you will read this year.), Cassie