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Shoftim is Hebrew for "judges". This week's Torah portion begins by instructing the people to appoint qualified, godly people as civil judges and leaders.

Here are some Apostolic passages to study alongside #torah Parsha #shoftim (Deuteronomy 16:18-21:9), with corresponding videos and commentary: https://www.americantorah.com/....2021/03/23/parsha-sh

Parsha Shoftim - Apostolic Readings, Commentary, and Videos - American Torah

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Readings Additional Reading Videos Related to Parsha Shoftim Everything that Yeshua (aka Jesus) & the Apostles taughtwas based solidly in the Old Testament scriptures. Come with me as I draw out the connections that are so often missedin today�

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"Give glory to Yahweh your God, before he bring darkness, and before your feet stumble in the dark mountains, and while you look for light, he turn it into the shadow of death and make it a black gloom."

Je 13

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With people getting excited about banning lab-grown meat, we should remember that it is completely outside the rightful jurisdiction of government to ban any substance - it is an immoral act to ban lab-grown meat, more immoral than feeding someone lab-grown meat without regard to the health risks.

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“Lord” may not be a pagan title like “God” but it’s still ridiculous to keep as a principle designation for our Creator and Savior.

Why choose a medieval title? Why a British one? Why one that is distinct to a specific political and economic system?

“Lord” was a feudalistic title which became an English nobleman’s honorific and can now apply to a member of the parlament of Great Britain.

YHWH isn’t British. YHWH isn’t a feudal ruler. YHWH isn’t medieval. YHWH isnt and english noble nor a parlimentarian.

So why are we encouraged to be applying such a title as one of His principle designations?

If we are intent upon adopting and adapting names and titles for the Almighty and His Messiah why not something more close to home? Boss, perhaps? Manager? Director? Administrator?

There’s always Ruler, Sovereign, or King of course.

“Lord” is simply old fashioned, foreign, and oddly irrelevant. We might as well call the Most High the CEO, the President, or the Pope. Just because a title designates authority in a given area and sovereignty over a specific sort of leadership doesn’t mean it’s appropriate for repurposing as the staple for all true religion, everywhere and everywhen.

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Yes indeed. Any wicked practice taught and promoted by false teachers who practice syncretism/ mixing will face judgment.

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British in hebrew is Brit*ish = man of covenant.

Saxsons also has a history of the name evolving from Issacs sons
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Why would one feel neccessary to attack the english language or allow it to be so offensive?? There is so much more we can do. Why try and focus on a name "YHWH " when HE has deliberetly allowed it to become obscure But has preserved perfectly without any argument within many languages HIS name "Yah"

The reason why "Lord" is excepted to me, is because it is referring to someone with authority or power. Yah is the one in highest authority and power, therefore he is our Lord. The people in parliament are called lord because they have authority over a area in government. In the middle ages, even the wife would call her husband My Lord or Lord ______ , we are the bride of Yeshua so again, he is our Lord. It is polite.

Now im not saying Lord should take place of the name of GOD. But the Bible Does not say to not call him lord. Actually on the contrary it says to call him father, and by his name. And i may add, in Mathew Yeshua said, if David calls YAH, Lord, then how is he his son? Even the greatest king of all Israel calls G-d Lord. One of the words for lord in hebrew is adoni and you will find this in many places in the bible referring to Yah. So it is not an issue it call Yah, Lord. Its actually is respectful and honoring if you speak english.

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Thought for Today: Sunday August 24

The way we live often speak louder than words. People may tell us they do not believe the Bible – but they cannot deny it’s power as they see it changes our lives, guide our decisions, and influence how we live. Ask YHVH to rule in your heart, and remake you within into the person He wants you to be. Then ask Him to help you be sensitive to those around you who may be successful on the outside, but inwardly are empty and confused, so that by your life and by your words they may discover the joy and peace that comes from knowing the Moshiach.

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Shabbat Shalom 🪔

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Shabbat Shalom 🪔

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Re'eh See Prophet Pearls

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Prophet Pearls #47 – Re’eh Bonus (Isaiah 66:1-24)
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A riveting discussion about what Isaiah 66 has to say concerning Resurrection of the Dead, God's role as our Heavenly Mother, and eternal Hell-fire.

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Re'eh See Torah Pearls

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Torah Pearls #47 – Re’eh (Deuteronomy 11:26-16:17)
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In Torah Pearls, Re'eh (Deuteronomy 11:26-16:17), we talk about what it means to be a son of God, unclean meat being an abomination, and the three feasts.

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Here's First Fruits' sermon for the Sabbath on 8/23/2025, called "Who is Yeshua the Messiah? (Intro)," which now includes slide images that were missing in the live presentation: