Y'all will want to watch this! So thankful to Rav Glick...
Y'all will want to watch this one!
Shalom brothers and sisters. This week's Torah portion, M’TSORA - INFECTED ONE, is available on our website and phone app. Head on over and take a look at the scripture references. www.triumphintruth.global/torah
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Finally found the first wildflowers last few days!
Whether a person or a house, tzaraat (biblical leprosy) and uncleanness requires isolation. (See Leviticus 14:38, for example.) Those who sin openly, flagrantly, can't be tolerated in the congregation. You're not doing anyone any favors by letting them hang around and poison everyone else.
Those who sin through ignorance or who are striving to do what's right, don't want to sin and are probably good people. Be patient and kind. Don't rush to judgment. #torah
Homeschooling Torah members:
Here at HomeschoolingTorah, we have our own Passover tradition. We will soon be hosting our 8th annual Passover Art Contest!
This year's theme is "Hosanna."
We look forward to seeing how your children are creative with this theme! Start by reading Matthew 21, Mark 11, and John 12. Why did the people shout "Hosanna" when Yeshua rode a donkey into Jerusalem? On what day of the month did this happen? (the 10th day of the 1st month) Who were they saying that Yeshua was?
Encourage your children to make sketches, paintings, or other kinds of artwork to illustrate what they have learned. Computer artwork is okay, too!
Scan the drawings or take a picture of them, and email them to us by Monday, April 25. Note that this contest is open to current members only.
This year we'll be awarding a prize for three different age categories:
Ages 0-9 - $10 Amazon gift card
Ages 10-15 - $10 Amazon gift card
Ages 16-19 - $15 Amazon gift card
You can also click here to go back in time and enjoy the entries from 2021, 2020, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, and 2014.
https://homeschoolingtorah.com/category/art/
Have fun! Use your talents for Him!
Biblical tzaraat (usually erroneously translated as leprosy) is a metaphor for sin. Some sin is visible, but not deep, while other sin goes all the way down to the bone/heart.
https://soilfromstone.blogspot.....com/2010/04/biblica
Lake of Fire is open to Putin and saying COME ON DOWN!
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