Social and cultural extremes have been compared to a swinging pendulum. When an extreme is reached it swings back the other way, that is not what we read in the Bible. Genesis 18; 20 — 21, “And the Lord said, Because the cry of Sodom and Gomorrah is great, and because their sin is very grievous; I will go down now, and see whether they have done altogether according to the cry of it, which is come unto me; and if not, I will know.” When the cries of the innocent are heard, our Creator will intervene in a way that He will choose. We may not recognize it because we might be looking for total destruction but our Creator is working to save His people His way. What we might think is the pendulum swinging may very well be the spirit of our Creator.

Shalom! Take a look at our 2 lessons we offer this week for parsha Korach. In lesson 38.1 called "Enough of You!," we will continue on our journey in the wilderness with the children of Yisra’el. Here we will learn about a Qehathite named Qorah and his cohorts of the tribe of Re’uben, who coveted different positions from the ones Yahweh had appointed for their tribes. We will witness their anger against Mosheh and the tragic outcome of their rebellion.
In 38.2 called "Yahweh Chooses His Servants," we will see how Yahweh confirmed His choice of High Priest by causing Aharon’s rod to bud and bear fruit, and so put a stop to the grumbling of the children of Yisra’el. We will also learn about the responsibilities and duties of the priests and the Lewites, and how Yahweh arranged to take care of them through the portions (gifts, contributions, first-fruits and tithes) that Yahweh wanted the children of Yisra’el and the Lewites to present to the priests.
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Shalom! Take a look at our 2 lessons we offer this week for parsha Korach. In lesson 38.1 called "Enough of You!," we will continue on our journey in the wilderness with the children of Yisra’el. Here we will learn about a Qehathite named Qorah and his cohorts of the tribe of Re’uben, who coveted different positions from the ones Yahweh had appointed for their tribes. We will witness their anger against Mosheh and the tragic outcome of their rebellion.
In 38.2 called "Yahweh Chooses His Servants," we will see how Yahweh confirmed His choice of High Priest by causing Aharon’s rod to bud and bear fruit, and so put a stop to the grumbling of the children of Yisra’el. We will also learn about the responsibilities and duties of the priests and the Lewites, and how Yahweh arranged to take care of them through the portions (gifts, contributions, first-fruits and tithes) that Yahweh wanted the children of Yisra’el and the Lewites to present to the priests.
You can find these lessons as well as all our lessons at: https://ymtoi.org/
We hope that Parsha Pearls blesses your home and remember to share any comments or photos with us on our YMTOI Facebook page or email us at: parshapearls@mtoi.org. We love to hear from our followers!
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Thought for Today: Monday June 27:

When you are tempted to look down in despair, may you instead look to the Throne and declare: My Father, my Adonai Elohim is for me who can stand against me? – When you are tempted to whine and grumble, may you instead dance and sing. When you are tempted to gossip or be petty, may you instead pray and intercede. Remember! YHVH wants to bless the world through you

Some thematic chiasms illustrate a problem and resolution, like exile and return or conflict and peace.

Check out this chiasm in Acts 6:1-7.

#biblepatterns #chiasm

https://soilfromstone.blogspot.....com/2018/09/chiasm-

Brothers and sisters, I'm so excited to inform you that the next leg of our journey will begin soon! I want to personally ask for your involvement in the necessary preparations for this ministry trip across Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Please fervently pray for us as we need to expand our travel and home base team. We need production team personnel (camera operators and a producer), travel hands, and an administrative person to book our travel and coordinate our ministry activities. We can be contacted at info@triumphintruth.global. We are asking YAH to send us dedicated, passionate, and creative believers who are committed to the charge of proclaiming Yeshua and teshuvah across the United States and around the world! Thank you for your prayers!

Everyone is a statistic. It would be best if we were all “good” statistics, meaning law-abiding, God-fearing citizens contributing to their families and communities in positive ways. However, we all fall into the category of “bad” statistics at some point in our lives, and some people never leave that category. Why is that?

In this concluding segment of our visit with Kennedy Rios and Susie Boyle, we probe into that question. Kennedy is working hard to achieve the dreams she has found for her life, but that’s not always the case for people who have come through the challenges she and her siblings have faced. What has made the difference? Kennedy offers some observations from her experience that shed light on that question.

The music of Jimmie Black and Rut Banks powerfully illustrates the life lessons we hear from Kennedy, and from Barry Phillips and David Jones. They examine the role of the Holy Spirit in our lives in a midrash they call “Let the Wind Blow Gideon.”

https://bneyyosefna.com/reunio....n-roadmap-6-25-2022-

Praise Yah! Recording went well today. Now on to video editing! ?️

There shall come forth a shoot from the stump of Jesse, and a branch from his roots shall bear fruit.
Isaiah 11:1

God promised David that he would always have a descendant to sit on the throne. He didn't promise that his descendants would always actually hold any power. His line was never cut off, but it was severely pruned and even exiled for a time, but in the midst of that exile, under the thumb of a foreign empire, God gave David a Son who would transform his kingdom into something greater, something eternal, a Priest-King who would die, rise again, and ascend to a Throne that can never be corrupted, usurped, or surrendered.