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Let's study the Parashah in Hebrew! This week's parashah is Beha'alotecha, found in Numbers 8:1-12:15. In this video we will pick up with 8:4.

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Parashat Beha'alotecha (2)

Let's study the Parashah in Hebrew! This week's parashah is Beha'alotecha, found in Numbers 8:1-12:15. In this video we will pick up with 8:3.

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Parashat Beha'alotecha

Let's study the Parashah in Hebrew! This week's parashah is Beha'alotecha, found in Numbers 8:1-12:15.

Follow along in Hebrew on Sefaria.

Parashat Nasso

Let's study the Parashah in Hebrew! This week's parashah is Nasso, found in Numbers 4:21-7:89.

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Parashat Bamidbar (2)

Let's study the Parashah in Hebrew! This week's parashah is Bamidbar, found in Numbers 1:1 - 4:20.

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Parashat Bamidbar

Let's study the Parashah in Hebrew! This week's parashah is Bamidbar, found in Numbers 1:1 - 4:20.

Follow along in Hebrew on Sefaria.

The Apostolic Decree

Did the apostles only give the Gentiles four laws? What about the other laws of the Torah? Why these four laws? Are they the same as the seven Noachide laws?

A discussion on the four prohibitions of the Apostolic Decree in Acts 15, their meaning and significance, and their origin in Torah Portion Acherei (Leviticus 17-18). Listen to the lecture that became the basis for one of the new chapters in the Ten-year Anniversary Edition of Restoration: Returning the Torah of Moses to the Disciples of Jesus.

Let No One Judge You

Colossians 2 is often cited to prove that the Torah’s commands—especially dietary laws and calendar observances—are not incumbent upon a follower of Yeshua, whether Jew or Gentile. But abolishing the Torah would have a devastating effect on the Jewish people. Learn the true context of this apostolic teaching and find out how the Sabbath, Rosh Chodesh, and holidays foreshadow the coming Messianic Kingdom.

Spoken by Angels

The writer of the book of Hebrews indicates that the Torah was spoken by angels. In this teaching, D. Thomas Lancaster takes a look at first-century angelology to understand the apostolic concept of the Torah being delivered by angels and what role that concept plays in the argument in Hebrews 2.

Repentance from Dead Works

Are "dead works" the "works of the Law"? Does the book of Hebrews tell us to repent from Torah observance when it speaks of "repentance from dead works."

What are the basic teachings of Messiah mentioned in Hebrews 6:1-3? Discover the meaning of repentance from dead works in this eighteenth installment of sermons on the epistle to the Hebrews.