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The King is in the Field (opens the original)
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Elul is the last month before the King sits down to judge, which sounds like the worst possible time to want to be near Him. Jewish tradition insists on the opposite. Its very names, the way its shofar is sounded every morning, the psalm assigned to it, and a famous parable from the Alter Rebbe all teach the same thing from different angles: for these thirty days, the King is not behind a palace gate. He is out in the open field, and anyone who wants to reach Him only has to walk toward Him. Thi
The King, The Book, and the Trumpet (opens the original)
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The Mishnah records that the Sages built the entire Rosh Hashanah liturgy around three sections: Malchuyot (Kingship), Zichronot (Remembrance), and Shofarot (Shofar Blasts), recited in the Musaf Amidah on the day itself. A King. A book. A trumpet. Centuries before that Mishnah was written, and centuries after, those same three elements open the strangest book in the New Testament, when John describes being caught up "in the Spirit on the Lord's day" and hearing "a great voice, as of a trumpet,"
In My Father's House (opens the original)
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What does the very first letter of the Torah have to do with the promise Yeshua makes in John 14? In this teaching, Dr. Sanjay Prajapati traces one word — house — from the opening line of Genesis all the way to "In My Father's house are many mansions." We begin with Bereishit, and the surprising fact that the Torah opens not with Aleph, the first letter of the alphabet, but with Beit — the letter that spells bayit, "house." From there, the teaching walks through the Garden of Eden as the first h
Fresh Wood (opens the original)
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God is not just looking for sacrifice. He’s looking for fire. In Leviticus 6:12, the Lord commanded that the fire upon the altar was to keep burning and never be put out. The priests had a daily responsibility to bring fresh wood, arrange the offering, and maintain the flame. That same principle speaks to us today. God is not asking you to start a new fire every day. He is asking you to keep the fire burning. In this teaching, “Fresh Wood,” we continue Part 2 of “Let There Be Light in the Sanctu
And He Called (opens the original)
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Today, in our new series "Let There Be Light in theSanctuary," we're diving into Vayikra — "And He Called." God is still calling you personally into His presence — just like He called Moses, with affection.
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