“Parashat Mattot Massei 5785 (2024)” explains: the requirment to uphold vows/oaths; how Kol Nidre violates the written Torah; how Israel and Judah make Yahweh’s name desolate; idolatry found in both houses; and the mission to expose false…

“Parashat Pinchas 5785 (2024): Showdown! Yahweh vs Baal” explains: how the parable of the three measures of meal represents idolatry (leaven) found in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. It highlights the Orthodox Jewish daily death curse (Birkhat…

“Parashat Balak 5785 (2024): Balaam: Messianic Mercenary Minister For Hire” explains who is the prophet Balaam, how Balaam’s actions correspond with the Protestants, the Messianic ministry, and Orthodox Judah; and how sorcery is unwittingly practiced today…

Parashat Chukat 5785 (2024) explains: the significance of the parah adumah (red heifer) for ritual purification and the messianic prophecies tied to it; the Talmudic teaching of the ‘merit of Miriam’ (Miriam’s well); the events of…

Parashat Korach 5785 (2024) examines Korach’s rebellion against Moshe and Aharon, and our ancestors’ rejection of Yahweh as their king (First Samuel). We show how Yeshua HaMashiach fulfilled the Tanakh Messianic prophecies, and how both houses…

“Parashat Shelach 5785 (2024): Mission of the Sent Ones” explains the mission of the twelve spies, the mission of the twelve disciples, the mission of Yeshua HaMashiach, the prophetic mission of the house of Joseph to…

Parashat Behaalotcha 5785 (2024) reiterates the need: to forsake Mystery-Babylonian-Esavite replacement agendas that build kingdoms contrary to Elohim’s Halacha; to build Yeshua’s kingdom upon Elohim’s Foundation of Apostles and Prophets; to submit to Yeshua’s Spirit. Other…

Parashat Nasso 5785 (2024) continues Abrahamic Accords dialogue. It explains: the Mystery-Babylonian Democracy; restitution and the need to place sin outside the camp; and how the written Torah of Moshe teaches the Law of the Jealous…

Parashat Bemidbar 5784 (2024) explains the biblical definition of being Jewish; errors concerning Ashkenazi Jews, Khazars and Israel; the four main biblical roles, two types of armies of Elohim, and how to build the stick of…

Parashat Bechukotai 5784 (2024) explains about how idolatry and forsaking the written Torah led to Joseph (Ephraim) going into the Assyrian diaspora, Ephraim’s prophesied return, the consequences of adding, taking away, or changing the commandments of…

Parashat Behar continues Two-House Genesis 35 Alliance dialogue, and explains Torah commandments for the Shemitta/Jubilee, prohibitions against Israelite slavery, and the prophetic Babylonian Exile and Diaspora. It explains feminism, Messi-Gnosticism, and the Mystery Babylonian leaven inside…

Parashat Emor 5784 (2024) explains the priesthood’s role to teach the difference between the set-apart and the prophane, according to the written Torah of Moshe. We will discuss: how Talmudic Replacement Theology contradicts Yahweh’s written Torah,…