I added this document in regards to Christmas as a blog post for all to see and reply to, if this works better than a document. The document is still available for download in the documents section. I hope to add studies on things like the Trinity, covenants, and Law (as in differentiating between different references in Paul's letters).
http://www.thelambwillconquer.....org/discussions/in-d

#readmethebiblegarth now includes a new recording of Psalm 1-51 in Hebrew with translation, and in the Lawful Literal Version, here: https://youtube.com/playlist?l....ist=PLvpqSEOjm625MyT

The Psalm 22 Hebrew for 2022 recording points out that in this Psalm that Yeshua referred to on the cross, it says God does not hide his face from the suffering one.

The Hebrew for 2022 recordings demonstrate the Grenache tonal reading method for the Hebrew text which brings out the meaningful divisions of verses, according to semantic meaning of the cantillation marks found in the Masoretic text.

Thought for Today: Tuesday March 15:

With the exception of Yeshua, no one in the Bible probably endured more scorn than Noah. Can you imagine what his neighbours thought and spoke? Can you picture them, murmuring he must be out of his mind? But when the flood came, only Noah and his family were saved. For those who scorn his pleas, it was too late. You and I are called to proclaim a message and live the Torah, that often seems foolishness to an unbelieving self-righteous world – the message of the cross. Will you accept to be scorned? No! Will many mocks us preaching the Gospel and teaching the Torah? Yes! But never stop sharing both, for it is still [the Power of YHVH for the Salvation of everyone who accept Him and believes in Him] – Romans 1:16

Here's something I've been chewing on: When the temple veil was torn, I don't think that it would have been perceived as a positive occurrence. It seems to provoke imagery of the tearing of one's robes for mourning or anger. What do you think?