Exploring the tapestry
Diverse insights into biblical wisdom
What is an Omer?
Shalom Torah fans. Many of you may have heard the term Omer but perhaps have no idea what it means. Others know that it is
Mitzraim – The meaning of slavery in Egypt
We understand reality through polar opposites. We can say that something is bad because we compare it to the concept of what is good, we
How to Escape the System of the Beast
With regulations and government restrictions on the world’s population, increasingly resembling George Orwell’s dystopian nightmare of 1984, it’s hard to have hope that things will
Shamayim
The “waters” (mayim) were created in Genesis 1:1, when the Creator created the “heavens” (shamayim). In the beginning, God created the shamayim and the earth.
Understanding the Fall Feasts
By observing the Fall Feasts, we progress through repentance and redemption in order to experience His joy. Leviticus 23 reveals God’s plan to meet with
Why the Mustard Seed?
I try my best not to question the Word, but often I come across imagery that just doesn’t translate into something meaningful to me. That
Problem of the Heart
In recent days we have seen horrific crimes committed against our fellow man. People gunned down with little to no reason. Shooters with no more
What Does Hallelujah Mean?
Hallelu is simply the imperative form of the verb halel and Yah is the first part of the name of the Creator. From the “elel” that is
Tearing Down The Legacy Of Hate
In my 58 years on this planet, I have noticed a trend if you will, of people being more and more influenced by hate. I
The Breath of Life
I love how descriptive the Word of Yehovah is. We are often given metaphorical imagery to help us understand spiritual concepts. These comparisons not only
Choosing Faith or Fear
My father-in-law taught me something a long time ago. He said, “Tedd, you can either live in faith or fear, but you can’t live in
What Does Shavuot Mean?
The word bikurim was popularized in the Messianic movement in the wake of, “Yom haBikurim,” the day ‘after Shabbat’ The word, or rather the words, for “first
