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Rico Cortes

I am a teacher of Scriptures, Torah follower, and believer in Messiah Yeshua. I have been given the opportunity to share the Word of God with many believers around the world. My work as a servant of the Most High God has allowed me to be a voice to spread the good news of the New Testament, unveiling its truth through context and the obedience to the Almighty through his Torah.

46 thoughts on “Yom Kippur and The Service in The Temple”

  1. Shalom Rabbi Rico, My mom and I pray that Victor, Yolanda, your chidren and you had a meaningful Yom Kippur. Mom and I want to take this opportunity to thank you for making our Yom Kippur so much more meaningful this year as we watched/listened to your Yom Kippur teaching during the times we were not in Synagogue or pryaing our personal prayers. Mom and I have been observing Yom Kippur som 60 years. This year I actually used my Dad’s Siddur that he had since 1946. My mom accepted Yeshua this past year after speaking with you and listening to your teachings on Torah. I am pleased to tell you that when I told Mom of your Yom Kippur teaching it was Mom who said we must listen to Rabbi’s teaching this Yom Kippur. Mom just turned 79 and she had no problem fasting this year.
    Mom and I personally thank you for enriching our understanding of who we are as Jews and who Yeshua is in our lives.
    Baruch HaShem

  2. We do love this teaching however part 4 video wouldn’t work but the audio worked. The other videos did work. Thanks for all the information, power points and bringing this moedim home to us. Shalom!

  3. Wow, so much information here! Thank you Rico for all you teach us! Sorry I missed saying hello to you yesterday in the PFT service. Honored that you joined us online.

  4. Hi Rico,
    My husband and I really got a lot out of your teaching on Yom Kippur and the temple service and how Yeshua fullfilled the Day of Atonement for us. It was an awesome study and revealed a lot of things that were not known to us and that you do not get in the religious circles, so thank you so much Rico for your time and your effort that you put into these teachings. We value so much your love for our Father
    because it really does show in your efforts in bringing forth the truth that is in the Torah.
    Shalom,
    Larry and Velma Crow

  5. Since this teaching contained pronouncing the Holy Name. What do you think of the new teaching from Nehemia Gordon and Johnson ref. the pronouncing/saying of the Holy Name?

  6. Shalom Rico, I have spend a bit of time trying to find the study program “The Holy Temple is Near” that you suggested around 5 mins into part 4. Needless to say, I have not been able to find it. I also checked http://www.mikdash.biz and the webpage is no longer available. So, perhaps the phrase “The Holy Temple is Near” is just a subtitle or it’s no longer available. Dont mean to insult you intelligence brother, but what does the CD case say on the side? Also, if u have a link that you can share (BESIDES mikdash.biz), please do. Thanks! Also, thank you for all your time and effort, my faith would not be the same with out you. Shalom –Tom

  7. Dear Rico, my brother in Yeshua Messiah … May Adonai continue to open the windows of heaven to you for your amazing devotion to studying Torah, and the untold hours and hours of preparation you must work to pass it on to those of us who desperately need to hear the Truth — so that we, then, may pass it on to others as you do! Your passion for Torah is an inspiration that leaves me breathless and in awe and wonder of this incredible Torah – I leave hungering and thirsting for more and more of the Word, and the Word made flesh, Yeshua HaMasiach!

    1. Shalom
      Thanks for the kind words but the reason that I have that passion is because Yah has being merciful, and loving with me when I know there were times when I did not deserved it. So, I am in love with my Creator and my delight is to know him deeply, so that I can do HIS will. I am in LOVE, DEEP LOVE with YHVH and also with our Messiah Yeshua for the work of Redemption and his willingness to die for me.
      Shalom

  8. Wouldn’t Yeshua have been the third in line? What about the priest who was prepared in case Caiaphas was defiled? Wouldn’t he have taken over for Caiaphas?

    1. Shalom
      Good question, remember that the priesthood was acquired by money at that time, so even if there was another priest with him it was not ordained for the service. By the way they only had the two priest on Yom kippur.
      shalom

  9. Hi Rico,

    I have just watched all your latest presentation on Yom Kippur. I am so grateful that you share your years of study in such an amazing presentation. I encourage all your members to watch it all. It has enlarged my understanding today.
    Is this teaching on DVD?

    Shalom Austrael

  10. I have a question. I believe what you said about Yeshua not going to Caiaphas’ house because Yeshua would have had to walk through the city and He would have become unclean. But wasn’t He unclean the moment the Roman soldiers touched Him to take Him into custody? And He would have been unclean for several hours before actually being sacrificed by hanging on the tree.

    About the lamb: No Passover lamb was ever treated in this manner (beatings, etc.), so His being beaten by gentiles deviates from the prescribed ritual described in Torah. How does this part of Yeshua’s experience fit with what is supposed to happen to the lamb according to Torah, notwithstanding the prophecies concerning His treatment at the hands of gentiles?

    Thanks Rico.
    Ozarkmama

    1. The people that arrested Yeshua first were the Temple guard. But, during the Yom Kippur service the person that took the Scapegoat for Azazel did not have to be a Jew or a Priest. He was called a fit man and in this case it was the romans to do it. SO, as you can see the pieces fall perfectly together. thanks for the question

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