The Identity of the Woman; The Son of Elohim - Part 3: the Virgin Birth

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Home What's New Children's Torah Contact Hebrew Language Newsletter Parashot Resources Teachings Poetry Letter Signs of the Times Bio Brit Statement of Faith Statement of Halaka Haftarah Music Dear Brothers and Sisters in Messiah Here are this week’s teachings –   The Identity of the Woman; and The Son of Elohim – part 3:  The Virgin Birth. Here are links to the Children’s Torah portions for this week – First year - Vayeira Second year - Vayeira Third year - Vayeira May YHWH open our eyes to all of His truth! Shabbat Shalom Zerubbabel ben Emunah zerubbabel@onetorahforall.com www.onetorahforall.com ________________________________________________________________________ ©  All material is copyrighted and no part may be changed, added to, shortened or edited; however, the entirety of the article may be reproduced as long as the author’s name remains attached to the article.  It is encouraged and a blessing for others to forward these teachings to others, and permission is hereby granted for this as long as the teaching is kept wholly intact, which includes the author’s name and contact information, the “One Torah For All” header, and this copyright paragraph.  Furthermore, it must be passed on without any cost whatsoever to those who receive it.  The act of forwarding or sharing this teaching in any way constitutes agreement by the party forwarding it that he agrees to the terms and conditions of this paragraph. There are many helpful teachings and other resources at www.onetorahforall.com If you have comments or questions please contact Zerubbabel@onetorahforall.com If you wish to subscribe go to www.onetorahforall.com/newletter.html  After going to the above link follow the instructions on the page to subscribe to this e-mail newsletter.  The Identity of the Woman.pdf 413K The Son of Elohim - part 3.pdf

 

Weekly Torah Commentary Chayei Sarah from Mordecai Silver

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Message 10-30-10 Chayei Sarah-Life of Sarah Genesis 23:1-25:18 1 Kings 1:1-31 Introduction Sarah dies at 127. Abraham buys the cave of Machpelah in order to bury Sarah. Abraham sends his servant to find a bride for Isaac. Rebecca shows her kindness (and fitness to be Isaac’s wife) by giving the servant water and offering to draw water for his camels. The servant meets her family, including her brother Laban, and then takes Rebecca to Isaac, who marries her. Abraham takes another wife, named Keturah. At the age of 175 Abraham dies, and Isaac and Ishmael bury him in the cave of Machpelah.   Shalom Chaverim! You will find the weekly Torah, Haftarah, and Apostolic Scripture portions attached as a pdf file. This will be our normal means for sending out the weekly studies. For audio teachings on the weekly portions go to: www.etz-chayim.org/audio/audio.htm. These are free. While there check out our on-line store at www.etz-chayim.org/store/store.htm. Purchases from our store help to support the on-going ministry of Sharan and Mordecai Silver - Tree of Life Messianic Ministries. You can also donate to our ministry by mail or through our website. All donations are tax deductable. May the Lord bless you and yours… Mordecai Silver ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you have been blessed by what you have read in these daily e-mails or by what you have read or listened to on our website at www.etz-chayim.org please make a donation to Tree of Life Messianic Ministries on our website by clicking on the donation button in increments of $25.00 and you can increase your donation by changing the quantity… ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you would like to have your group listed on our website at www.etz-chayim.org/directory.htm drop us an e-mail with your information… ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tree of Life Messianic Ministries is a legally incorporated non-profit ministry with 501 (c) (3) status… Chayei Sarah 10-30-10.pdf

 

Chayei_Sarah commentaries from Ardelle

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Shalom!

I am probably a week behind with this little tidbit, but I read an interesting comment on Isaac’s name from the book, The Secrets of Hebrew Words by Benjamin Blech. 

Quote – The two children of Abraham would each be ancestors of different peoples.  They would represent two totally different cultures, at war with the other to this very day.  Isaac fathers Jacob, and we are the children of Israel.  Ishmael is the ancestor of Arab nations.

Isaac’s name means “he will laugh.”  Ishmael was rejected by Sarah and cast out of the household because –

“And Sarah saw the son of Hagar, the Egyptian, whom she had born unto Abraham making sport.”  (Genesis 21:9)

What is the crucial difference between Isaac (Yod, Tzadi, Chet, Kuf) and the one who is making sport (Mem, Tzadi, Chet, Kuf)?  Making sport is laughter in the present tense.   It is an outlook that demands immediate gratification.  It is identified by the Midrash with sexual immorality, bloodshed, and idolatry.  Isaac (Yod, Tzadi, Chet, Kuf) prefaced by the Yod, turns the root into the future tense, making him willing to defer laughter.  The world to come is more valuable and longed for than the present time.  Isaac (Yod, Tzadi, Chet, Kuf) can say “no” to the here and now for the sake of eternity.  (end of quote)

I find this very interesting because Yeshua, as pictured through the life of Isaac, also was able to defer immediate gratification for the sake of OUR eternity.  We can also gain better understanding from this verse in Luke:

Luke 6:25 Woe to you who are full, For you shall hunger. Woe to you who laugh now, For you shall mourn and weep. 

Shabbat Shalom!

Ardelle

 

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