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Please Note: On this page I will be showing, for we always  used the most blessed four letter *“Memorial Name” of our beloved Creator in Ivrit -  - Y-H-V-H, blessed  be His Sanctified Name, which we usually pronounce as “Adonai” or “HaShem” prior the destruction of the Second Temple. However at all times please treat the most blessed Name with great Sanctity, and when we even see the Holy Name, we should say “Blessed be His Sanctified Name.” Also we do NOT use god, for it is a pagan Deity, thus we use the original Ivrit - “Elohim”, Blessed be He! Read HaShem-The Name on the Index.

 

In addition throughout the site I will use a version based on the “Jewish Publication Society” (JPS) version of the Torah/Tanakh (Torah - Law/history - Tanakh: Neviim - the Prophets - Ketuvim - the Writings).

*“This is My Name ( - Y-H-V-H, blessed be His Sanctified Name) forever, and this is My Memorial to all generations.” Shemot - Exodus 3:15. (JPS version of the Torah).

Hebraic Studies Main Index

With Rabbi Dr. Reuven Ben-Avraham

 

On this site I will mostly use a version based on the “Jewish Publication Society” Tanakh (JPS)

“Behold, the days come, saith  (the Lord), that I will send a FAMINE (a Hunger) in the land, NOT a FAMINE of bread, nor a thirst for water, but of hearing the Words of Amnos - Amos 8:11 (JPS).

1. The How to & Assist Guides:

Light the Sabbath Candles             A guide to commencing the blessed Shabbat, and lighting the Sabbath lights (Candles) complete with prayers, etc.

Daily Prayers & Kiddush                A comprehensive guide covering almost every aspect of daily prayers and blessings the Sabbath Kiddush, various foods, wine, and so much more.

How to lay Tefillin                          For those who just may be interested in laying Tefillin, here is everything you need to know, complete with images of how to place the straps on your left arm, etc. Of course prayers, etc are all included.

Mi-Sheberach                                 The “Jewish Prayer for the Sick” - On this page you will find the prayer “Mi Sheberach” which is found in every Siddur, but here it is in English, a Hebrew Transliteration, and of course in Ivrit - Hebrew. It is important that we pray for those we know who need healing, be it for health, or even spiritually!

2. Two very Special Pages!

Dates for Yom Tovim & more         A wonderful page that shows you all the dates for the Yom Tovim for 2023 to 2024. As well as the Yom Tovim and the Weekly Parashah. This is because I have added pages that show both a regular and Hebrew calendars with all details clearly shown weekly and with the Yom Tovim clearly marked. PS: This page may Not be suitable for Mobiles or Tablets?

Weekly-Parashah                           This page covers a complete listing of the annual Weekly Sabbath, Torah & Haftarah Readings. However for the Yom Tovim, the “High Holy Days”, the page above (Dates for Yom Tovim & more) will provide those updated dates with their special readings.

About the Author:                            This not a complete history but an interesting one of Rabbi Dr. Reuven Ben-Avraham, which was written by his personal assistant since 1983. I have traveled with him on a number of his countless world tours and he served with some of the most famous Rabbis in the UK, and throughout Europe. One famous Rabbi even was given permission to use Rabbi Reuven’s studies online, and not having to use his name as there is no copyright on Elohim’s Word! This article takes you to this very day, and sadly he is currently in a very sad situation (health wise) and your prayer’s will be welcome!

3.  New Studies:

I-Believe                                         As soon as you will enter online you will read in this special study; “Can we Say in Faith “I Believe”. You see, my dear ones the truth is that: Faith is life lived in the Light of His Love!

Shamar                                           Who would have thought that the following verse had such powerful teaching? “And  Elohim took the man and put him into the Garden of Eden to tend and keep it”, be assured there is much more to this verse than meets the eye!

Blessing for The Czar                     We all know that much loved Play “Fiddler on the Roof” and the question asked of the rabbi of Anatevka; “Rabbi is there a blessing for the Czar?” of course, there is a blessing” … “May Elohim bless and keep the Czar (short pause - with a fast finish) far away from us!” But there is much more to this study than the Czar or even Tevye singing “If I was a rich man.”

Who is God                                     This may be a strange question, but what you will discover is quite remarkable, Our beloved Heavenly Father is so much greater that we sometimes are aware off, for He is Great, and He is Echad!

Who is our Saviour                         “Yet I am  thy Elohim from the land of Egypt; and thou knowest no El but Me, and beside Me there is no Saviour” Hoshea - Hosea 13:4 (JPS).

I Believe                                         This is a profound study about our beloved faith and how we live it. “Ani Ma’amin” - I believe to say what we as Jews should believe.

Keep the Commandments              Law is a tremendous blessing and we should understand of course that living within or as close as possible to our beloved Torah Mitzvot is a key to well-being and a life of happiness.

Why we Read the Torah                 Or – “Why do we Read the Torah on a Yearly Cycle”. This study provides the answer, as well as providing an interesting additional short study, which is obviously also Torah related!

The Oasis of Elim                           Let us look at a wonderful gem that is found in this verse and the event it speaks about, for it certainly can have a huge effect on your life! … “And they came to Elim, where were twelve springs of water, and three score and ten palm-trees; and they encamped there by the waters” Shemot - Exodus 15: 27 (JPS version of the Torah). It may seem very simple, but our Elohim had something very special here and there is so much for us to learn and gain!

A Gem found in Amos                     There is are wonderful gems to be found in a single verse in Amnos - Amos chapter 4, verse 13, which I am sure you will also will find simply amazing!

Love Thy Neighbour                       We know this verse well from Vayikra - Leviticus 19:18, but there is so much more to this study then what we learn from this verse, for it takes us back to a Shul in Poland a long time ago and a wonderful elderly Rabbi who said something most remarkable. You really should read what he said!

We Are Not Alone                           Is life tough and are things not going well, I am well aware that there are some who are having troubled times and need help. This study is for you, for believe me, no matter what we may think you are never alone, even though we may feel that no one cares. Please read this, and pray short, things may well change, if your life follows up with change!

He Who Heals                                 A short, but a very interesting study based on Shemot – Exodus 15;26.

4. Studies & Articles:

The Mitzvot Study                          This study covers that there are not just the “Aseret Hadibrot” – the “10 Commandments” but the truth is there are  the 613 Mitzvot,  which were all given by Elohim, blessed be He, and not those manmade ones after the destruction of the “Second Temple.“ These two pages contain a great deal of information, and of course a good number of the 613 Mitzvot are currently not applicable for the most obvious of reasons, and this is all explained in these two studies!

613 Mitzvoth                                  Before listing the 613 Mitzvah’s, you will have read my comments regarding our beloved Torah Mitzvot, but I also must cover the rabbinic, or those man made Laws. Then you will find everyone of the 613 Mitzvah’s clearly listed.

Why Learn Torah                            In Judaism the very heart is the wonderful mitzvah of being able to the study of our beloved Torah, for obviously it is more than just the Law, for it contains so much detail of our very beginning, when Elohim, blessed be He, gave the land to Avram and there is so much more!

Reward for Torah Study                  The Torah is the touchstone of our people and we are often called “the people of the Book.” There is no doubt that Torah study sweetens our lives. To emphasize this sweetness and in children especially, it was found that in Eastern Europe children used to begin their study of Hebrew with letters that had been written in honey. Keeping and studying Torah will reward us richly!

Tehillim-Psalms 1                           This very first Tehillim seems to have been placed at the very beginning for a special purpose, the truth is if you cannot pass the first three verses, well just do not bother going on, for you would be in trouble, as the next two verses contains certain things that might be extremely challenging. The last verse sums things up. But, it is one of the best Tehillim possible to bring us back to our senses!

Tehillim-Psalms 105                       This study covers a very powerful statement found in Tehillim - Psalm 105 verses 7 and 8, and the feature word is Olam” being of course “forever”. However, be assured there is so much more to the statement we have been given there than meets the eye.

Tsephanyah Chapter 3                   Here is a new and a powerful study of chapter three of Tsephanyah - Zephaniah which contains so much and will be fulfilling. You will find that I may cover things that we are generally not told, and we need to know the facts re our wonderful faith! The point is simply this, the more Torah, the more Life!

Waters of Meribah                          The question is; “Was Moshe really punished for striking the rock twice to get water out of it?” This is a most revealing Study, as most do not understand the full story and the closer details of what really happened here at the place that was renamed “Meribah” (Strife).

 

Eliyahu - Elijah                               This is a four page study featuring one of the most powerful stories found in the Tanakh, of how the prophet Eliyahu - Elijah was used so powerfully by Elohim, blessed be He, to punish the evil king Ahab, by removing all rain and dew, and placing the country in great hunger and thirst. But there is so much more in the powerful story, for something occurs in Study Two, which in all of the Torah and Tanakh had never happened before, a powerful miracle occurs in Zarephath, Zidon (Sidonia) were he was sent after his stay at the Brook of Cherith, where he was fed by ravens. This is a study, I pray, that will move and bless you!

Esther ...                                            In Megillat Hadassah - Esther it may not have contained the Sanctified Name of Elohim, but it contains a story of great faith, and we know this as Hadassah - Esther and Mordecai and the faithful of Israel “fasted and prayed for three days” chapter 4, verse 16 (JPS version of the Tanakh). And what was Haman’sten thousand talents of silver” all about? This is something that may shock you, for it contained a prediction to more recent times!

Miryam’s Song                                We know that Moshe and the men sang the song first, and then Miryam and the ladies followed and their song became something so much more. Let us look into this interesting event and what really occurred?

Who is Israel                                  This study asks the question; “Are the Ten Tribes of Israel Lost?” There are four groups, including one known as “British Israel” who believe they are the true Israel today, this also includes many other Christians. However, in this study I will show directly from the Tanakh that countless Israelites went to live in Judah and I will even prove from a Christian source that the Ten Tribes were in Jerusalem when the Romans ruled our land.

Lost Objects                                   A very special study that is directly connected to two very similar verses found in Devarim - Deuteronomy 22:1 and Shemot - Exodus 23:4. One speaks about “thy brother’s” lost animal and the other about “thine enemy’s” lost animal. And yet all this could well be related to what it says, or even to ourselves, for there are some who may have somehow strayed and lost our way? A very interesting study and worth checking out!

How to Pray                                   I am sure that this study will encourage you to pray unto our beloved Creator, and it will be a guide that will assist you.

Birkat Kohanim ...                              This covers The Priestly Blessing and a vital part which is generally missed when it is used. When it is used and said correctly the blessings will be far greater than you will have ever experienced it before. At the end of Birkat Kohanim, in Be’midbar - Numbers chapter 6; in verse 27 Elohim clearly tells us that the blessings would be based on a certain factor, which has been missing for thousands of years!

Learn Hebrew Online                      Although we can pray in the language of the countries we live in, but if you wish to learn Ivrit (Hebrew) here is a guide. However, there are two links to pages online that will assist you in learning Ivrit, that is if you wish to do so.

Are You Dieting                              Let me just say, “You are what you eat”. Now put that in our life of faith, what could this be all about? This a somewhat light-hearted study, but with a decisive message.

HaShem-The Name                         Is the word “Elohim” a name? No it is not, for it is a word, and it is the “Attribute” of who our beloved heavenly Father is! Also covered is the four letter *“Memorial Name -  (Y-H-V-H) the Tetragrammaton.

.                                                          *“This is My Name forever, and this is My memorial to all generations.” Shemot - Exodus 3:15.

Zechariah’s Message                      The people had arrived back in Jerusalem from Babylon and instead of building the Temple, they preferred their own comfort and started to build their homes. Thus Zecharyah gave a powerful message from Elohim Chapter 1, verses 2 to 6.

Obadiah                                         Obadiah - Ovadyah may have written a small book as it contains just a single chapter and there are just 21 verses (in the Hebrew - English version of the JPS). However, I can tell you that it is a big book as it contains a great deal and it also has an amazing prophecy. The entire book is directly related to two brothers who were born way back in Ovadyah’s history.

 

Nephesh-Soul                                 This all about your Nephesh, or your Soul and interesting study asks the questions do you have one, and “Does the Soul Control the Body, or the Body the Soul?” But there is much more to this study than you may think!

The Ten Commandments                One of my favourite Torah portions is “Yitro” where we received “Aseret Ha-Dibrot - the “Ten Commandments”. But there is so much more in these commandments than what we tend to think, although we all know what the commands contain, but have you ever thought about the way it was made up and is there anything special hidden in there? My answer is - Yes there certainly is!

Who are They                                 That the question we really need to ask in this study?

Crooked Eyesight                           This is a feature based on a Parable that speaks of a man that had “Crooked Eyesight”! The question is of course, “How is your eyesight”? The study does cover a great deal of facts regarding some rather sad things occurring in the world today that seems to be in turmoil, but sadly within certain parts of our Jewish world there seems to be some Crooked Eyesight. This is a must read study.

Chabad-Lubavitcher Movement     Can the late Rabbi Schneerson really bethe God Mashiach as one of a number of their publicity cards tells us in English and in Hebrew. I have one of their card’s given to me in Israel and it is online as well as a number of others and various items. - Chassidism.htm .

Ushpizin & Other Customs             This is not the kind of study I desired to write, but it is one that I had to! Sadly certain customs were introduced by these ‘mystical Kabbalists’ in the 16th century into our beautiful faith that are far from pure. In fact some are, I am sorry to say are completely “pagan” and also introduced was “necromancy”. Read this study and check the Torah and you will find what it states about these things.

5. Special Studies & Items:

Pray before a Mitzvot ...                    This study covers how we should pray before a Mitzvot, and any Occasion, for there are things we have lost over the many years and it is a terrible shame! Let’s get back to way or beloved Elohim, Blessed be He, asked of us, for then he will richly bless us!

Let-My-People-Go                          Here is the grand story from Sefer Shemot - Exodus as Moshe and Acharon face the opposing Pharaoh, Elohim has sent them to proclaim “Let My People Go”, and we all know what happens. However this study contains so much more than just what happened, it goes through every single pagan Egyptian god that was completely humiliated. Something that is sadly not taught a great deal. There is a powerful message to be taken from it!

The Letter Hei & the 2-Temples      This is a study that will provide a powerful revelation, why the Second Temple was never as powerful as the one built by King Shlomo - Solomon. In the Second temple description missing was the Ivrit - Hebrew letter “Hei” -  from the word “glorified” which is  kabad” in Ivrit. Also there is a surprising revelation regarding the “Herodian Temple”.

Knowledge and Wisdom                  A most comprehensive study based on Yeshayahu – Isaiah 43:10 that contains three powerful words; “Know”, “Believe” and “Understand” and continues with … “that I am He; before Me there was no Elohim (G-d) formed, neither shall any be after Me’” (JPS). The three words are the basis of what is a comprehensive study covering several important subjects that are related to our blessed Jewish faith!

That Tragic Calf                              What can we learn from a calf at a certain mountain in the wilderness, well a great deal I would thing, this will cover some interesting facts!

Faith verses Rage                           This is a true story that comes from the City of Lublin that was well known for being a city of great Jewish learning. It is from this city we will discover a powerful and one of the most heroic stories of great personal faith of those loved ones! Although, it is a very sad and a tragic event, but it contains a truth that will show us that there were these wonderful and blessed Yidden who were of great faith and proclaimed their faith out loud! I feel this story could really change your life, for I know, I would want to be just like them!

An evil book by Martin Luther        This is about a book that was written back in 1543 CE by Martin Luther, and it was exceptionally evil, and turned out to be extreamly painful to the Jewish community at the time. Then, more than 370 years later the book was taken up by another evil person who put Luther’s ideas into practice once again, but this time much worse than before. I have added this as we should know who wrote it and what it contained. Page Two contains the entire book but of most importance are Parts 10 to 12!

6. Parashah & Haftarah’s:

Bereshit - Genesis.

Parashat Bereshit                           A short but a delightful look at this Parashat with a question, why did Elohim say “And on the seventh day Elohim finished His work which He had made.” Should it not have said that He completed His work on the sixth day? I will cover that!

Parashat Bereshit - 1                      This Parasha covers in brief chapters 1, 2, 3,even to 8. The creation of heaven and earth, Adam, Chavah (Eve) and then the serpent tempts them; they sin and are banished from the Garden. From then on, the human drama unfolds as sad tragedy. Cain murders his brother. By the end of the parsha, Elohim sees “how great man’s wickedness on the earth had become”. Elohim created order, but man created chaos! And we have to learn a lesson from all that!

Parashat Noach                              Noach was Elohim’s righteous man on the earth and he was commanded to build the “Tevah” – the “Ark” to hold all the clean and unclean animals, as well as his family. It is without a doubt an interesting story, for it took him 120 years to build and we learn a few more things that are quite amazing!

Parashat Lech-Lecha                      In this powerful study we find that Avram finally departs after Elohim, blessed be He commands him “Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred, and from thy father’s house, unto the land that I will show thee” Bereshit - Genesis 12:1 (JPS version of the Torah). And we will follow his journey to Shechem where Elohim, appears and speaks to him and Avram builds an altar unto Him there. But there is much more!

Parashat Vayera                             In the previous ParashatLech Lecha” we read about Avram at the age of ninety that he had his name changed with the addition of the letter “He” becoming Avraham, as he would be “the father of many”. (Bereshit 17:4-5), and then he was circumcised. (Bereshit 17:24-27). Then in “Vayera” he is visited by three “Malachim - Angels” and his hospitality is something to behold, and we can learn so much from how he spends his time with them!

Parashat Chayei Sarah                   A fulfilling Study that makes sense of a difficult situation and I pray that it will also bring some healing in our thoughts. We should not forget that it was Islam who protected us from being killed back when we were in Spain in the Middle Ages. Between Judaism and there can be friendship and mutual respect, although that does not make excuses for what is happening these days with so much evil that is occurring within Islam in so many nations!

Parashat Toldos                             This study focuses mainly on Yitzchak - Isaac and we learn that he is very different to his father Avraham, yet in many ways we can see something of Yitzchak in each and every one of us!

Parashat Vayeishev                        A very special study that looks at something that is generally never even thought about, and we bring that into our lives today, for the message is really very clear, our wonderful Elohim, blessed be He, is really in charge of everything! And He cares what we do today!

Parashat Vayigash                         This powerful Torah portion contains the dramatic reunion of Yoseyf - Joseph and his brothers, a story of forgiveness and love!

Parashat Vayigash No 2 ...                This study commences with - “am I my brother's keeper?” Bereshit - Genesis 4: 9. And it looks at the answers given and it then goes much deeper.

Shemot - Exodus.

Parashat Beshalach                        This is a powerful study, for it says a great deal about a situation after a number of great miracles, but all too soon B’Nei Yisrael were grumbling about their lot, and there are times that could sound a little familiar these days. Yes the world is a mess, but He is always with us and we will never be alone, we can count on our Elohim, blessed be He. We have so much to thank Him for, and this study will be very helpful.

Parashat Yitro                                The Torah reminds us that all the earth is Elohim’s, but asserts that our community has a special role. For we are told that we are to be “mamlechet kohanim v’goy kadosh - a kingdom of priests and a holy nation”. What does this really mean?

Parashat Terumah                          The very word “Terumah” is so powerful and this is well covered, but in this Parsha we also find this; “And let them make Me a Sanctuary” but for who is it? We will look at this aspect as well. A very interesting and a touching parashat!

 

Parashat Pekudei                           An amazing story of a most faithful servant who constructed the Mishkan - Tabernacle as Elohim, blessed be He had called on Moshe and have Bezalel build the Mishkan – Tabernacle, the Ark and all the vessels, etc. Contained herein is a wonderful story of a very special man who knew how to behave to his leader and master, even when Moshe made an error at one stage. Just a very wonderful lesson to all of us to learn!

Vayikra - Leviticus.

Parashat Kedoshim                        I have entitled this study with this Parashat “Love Your Neighbour” and I am sure you will know the rest of the verse. I am sure there is much to gain from this  wonderful Parsha!

Parashat Kedoshim (2)                   This Parsha is based on the words; And  spoke unto Moshe, saying: Speak unto all the congregation of the children of Israel, and say unto them: Ye shall be holy; for I  your Elohim am holy” Vayikra - Leviticus 19:1-2. But there is so much more to this study.

Parashat Emor                                Although this study came after the Haftarah study, but it looks at a completely different aspect of the priesthood, and how it can apply to us today in how we should behave in the world, for as Elohim said “Ye shall be unto Me a kingdom of priests” Shemot - Exodus 19:6 (JPS).

Parashat Emor (2)                         The second Emor study and it is very different indeed. Enjoy it!

Parashat Behar                               This is a Parsha where I deviate to its interesting and its powerful Haphtarah and we will see what a Jew of great faith does when in a time of real strife, does he give up or does he do the impossible?

Haphtarah Emor                             A study that looks at the Kohan’s life in the Sanctuary and his daily activities. There is so much in there that we can learn from in regard to our daily lives, even in these modern day!

Parashat Bechukosai                      This parashat very much covers what happens if Israel observes the commandments and follow the laws, and what if they do not when we have arrived in the Promised Land!

Be’midbar - Numbers.

Parashat Nasso                              This parasha in general cover’s Bemidbar - Numbers 6:24-26, and although it is a relatively short study, but I have added it for it is important as it has a powerful message!

Parashat Behaalotecha                  The Torah Reading (Shabbat June 25, 2021) is “Beha’alotecha” - Bamidbar - Numbers 8:1-4. Also contains “Shabbat Manna”.

Parashat Shelach                            This study is subtitled “Overcoming Obstacles” – and it is of course the story of Yahushua - Joshua and Kalev – Caleb and ten other leaders of tribes heading into the Promised Land to see if it is as good as was promised, etc, but it was that they came back with that it was indeed  good, but the 10 men caused chaos with their details regarding what they saw!

Parashat Korach                             This is such a powerful study when a hard and difficult situation occurred. For us today, there is a powerful lesson to be learned and I pray we get it?

Parashat Chukas                            Having been in a number of battles and won them all, but suddenly we find in a short statement found in Be’midbar – Numbers chapter 21, we find the following; “And they turned and went up by the way of Bashan; and Og the king of Bashan went out against them, he and all his people, to battle at EdreiAnd  said unto Moshe: ‘Fear him not’” verses 33-34 (JPS). Somehow, Elohim, blessed be He, knew Moshe’s heart at that moment and thus that statement. We all need to remember that we should take note of this, for He is always with us!

Parashat Mattos                             This Parashat should touch us all, for it will teach us that words are very important! What we say may and can well change lives!

Parashat Mattos - No 2                  This Parsha is all about Moshe Rabbeinu and covers his time in the wilderness and details regarding his passing and how it may have been delayed.

Parashat Pinchas - No 1                 Two studies covering the action of Phinchas a priest who was a zealot, who killed an Israelite man and Midianite woman who he caught in a certain unsavoury situation, etc, and although there were those who thought in one way, yet Elohim blessed Him. But there is so much more to be learned from Be’midbar - Numbers 25-10 to 30:1.

Parashat Pinchas - No 2                 Another look at the same study but in a different way!

Devarim - Deuteronomy.

Parashat Davarim                           This book recounts the life and journey of a people, their entrance into covenant at Sinai and we will be frequently reminded that the Torah is eternal, reverberating anew for all of us in every generation.

Parashat Davarim - Words             This Parsha has a title “These are the Words” and we compare these with Moshe’s earlier word at Sinai when Elohim, blessed be He, spoke with him and gave him his great task to go and speak to Pharaoh, etc and Moshe said that “I  am a man not of words”. Now he is the complete opposite. The next word we hear him speaking is to an evil king Sihon and they are “Words of peace”.

Parashat Vaeschanan                     This Parsha covers our most beloved verse The Shema Yisrael” and associated verses and how it affects our lives for the good. It is a wonderful Parsha!

Haphtarah Eikev                             The Torah Reading this Shabbat (July 7, 2021) is; “Eikev” - Davarim - Deuteronomy 7:12 to 11:25. The Haphtarah reading is; Yeshayahu - Isaiah 49:14 to 51:3. Read a short study with relevant comments.

Parashat Ki Teitzei Study ...              The Question is “Does Love Conquer All” This nstudy covers Justice and Love and so much more. Believe me it is a MUST READ! There is a link on the page to the complete reading of the Parashat and the Haphtarah seen below, thus you can read both via the one page!

Parashat Ki Teitzei                        Here is the full reading from the Torah and the Haphtarah reading for Shabbat August 20, 2021 - Elul 12, 5781.

Parashat Ki Tavo                            Here is the full reading from the Torah and the Haphtarah reading for Shabbat August 27, 2021 - Elul 19, 5781.

Parashat Vayelech                          This Parashat is between ‘Rosh Hashanah’ and ‘Yom Kippur’ and it is one of a few Sabbath’s each year that has a special name. This will be ‘Shabbat Shuvah, the ‘Shabbat of Return’. The Parsha is a powerful one dealing with Moshe’s final day’s and his working with the people and Yahushua - Joshua’s role as the new leader, etc.

Parashat Ha’azinu                          Parashat Ha'azinu covers Devarim - Deuteronomy chapter 32 and I gave it the subject of “Be Strong and of Good Courage”.

THERE WILL ALWAYS BE MORE STUDIES & ARTICLES TO COME!

And remember our motto seen on the logo at the top of this page: “The More Torah, the More Life”, for   Elohim, blessed be His Sanctified Name, is the one who gave us our Life!”

 Rabbi Reuven Ben-Avraham.

 

 

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