Deuteronomy 26 uses the first person singular pronoun "you", thou instead of ye in KJV-speak. It is each individual's responsibility to be personally grateful, to personally pay tithes, and to personally give to the poor in our own community.
Chapter 27 switches to the plural, collective "you", to emphasize that the end result of individual obedience and mutual support is collective blessing. Individual disobedience brings collective curses.
This week's #torah reading is Ki Tavo (#deuteronomy 26:1-29:9), which means "when you come in". Here's a list of apostolic passages to study alongside Parsha #kitavo, with corresponding commentary and video teachings: https://www.americantorah.com/....2021/03/21/parsha-ki
I used to list all of my videos on each of these parsha pages, but I've published too many of them for this to be practical anymore. I think I need to just link to the YT playlists instead of individual videos.
I wish Rumble had better management tools and search capabilities.
For those of you who have registered on https://directory.torahtent.com when you logged in again it took you to an area that wouldn't allow you to add links. I fixed the problem recently and everything should be working right now. I encourage everyone to add links that you have from people following Messiah and are Torah observant. It can be other people's sites and not just your own. I would appreciate the help there to build the community. We don't have a lot of time before Messiah returns and I really want to get the word out.
Isaiah 11:5, “Righteousness will be the belt around His hips, and faithfulness the sash around His waist.” The opening lines of Isaiah 11 describe someone who will have every attribute of a Godly leader.
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