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The Feast of Tabernacles 2026 (opens the original)
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Beloved, Sukkot is far more than a memorial of our wilderness sojourn. In this installment of The Messianic Torah Observer, we turn to Leviticus 23, John 1:14, Zechariah 14, Revelation 7, Nehemiah 8, Psalm 27, and Isaiah 4 to examine the Feast of Tabernacles from the ground up, the top down, and the inside out. We consider what it means that Yeshua tabernacled among us, why every surviving nation will go up to Yerushalayim to keep Sukkot in the Kingdom Age, and how the fragile sukkah teaches the
Ha'azinu and Shabbat Shuva: The Song of Moses, Teshuvah, and Yom Kippur (opens the original)
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Beloved, Ha'azinu is more than Moshe's final message to Yisra'el. It is the Song of Moshe. It is a Covenant witness deliberately placed in the mouths of our Jewish cousins by the so-called sages of old so that Yah's warning, judgment, and His promise of restoration would not be forgotten. In this installment of The Messianic Torah Observer, we walk through Deuteronomy 32 and examine why Yah chose poetry and song to preserve truth across generations. We trace the song's movement from the faithful
The Hidden Feast: Yom Teruah, the New Moon, Hannah's Prayer, and the Return of the King (opens the original)
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This episode explores Yom Teruah (aka the Day of the Blowing of Trumpets) as the only feast in the biblical calendar given no explanation, the only feast that begins on the New Moon when the moon is dark and hidden, and the only feast whose arrival literally could not be known in advance. Drawing from Leviticus 23 , Matthew 24:36 , 1 Samuel 1–2 , and the ancient two-witness system for declaring the new month, this teaching reveals why Yom Teruah is the most prophetically loaded day of the biblic
The King Is in the Field: Elul, Yeshua, and the Meeting Your Jewish Cousins Are Still Waiting For? (opens the original)
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Beloved, the traditional month of Elul carries with it one of the most beautiful pictures in all of Jewish thought: a King leaves His royal palace and walks into the field where His subjects live, labor, repent, and long to be reconciled. But as moving as that image is, the question remains: who is this field-wandering King? Well, in this teaching, we take the Elul tradition seriously, but we also bring it under the authority of Torah, the Prophets, the Writings, and the testimony of the Brit Ch
Yeshua and Ki Teitzei: The Torah Fulfilled Through Mercy (opens the original)
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This installment of the Messianic Torah Observer connects the weekly Torah reading Ki Teitzei with the teachings of Yeshua in the Sermon on the Mount, showing that Moshe and Messiah are not at odds with one another. Rather, they stand as two powerful witnesses in one divine conversation that reveals the heart and intent of Torah. Through topics such as divorce, vows, retaliation, generosity, justice, and compassion, this teaching highlights how Yeshua fulfills Torah by drawing Yah's people beyon
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