The story of #yeshua and the demon possessed men in the country of the Gadarenes (Matthew 8:28-34) contains several very odd elements.

-Was this in the country of the Gadarenes or the Gergesenes?
-Mark and Luke say there was one demoniac. Why does Matthew say there were two?
-When are the demons expecting to be tormented?
-Why do the demons want to go into the pigs?
-Why do the pigs run into the water?
-Why do the Gadarenes beg Yeshua to leave their country?

In this video, I do my best to answer these questions with the limited information available to us.

https://rumble.com/vu8v7a-stra....nge-tidings-from-the

Short description on what Hebrew Roots is:

Seven days you shall make atonement for the altar and consecrate it, and the altar shall be most holy. Whatever touches the altar shall become holy.
Exodus 29:37

Whatever touches the altar becomes holy. This is the related to #Yeshua's assertion that swearing by the offering instead of the altar is pointless. (Matthew 23:18-22)

I've published my study on the woman and her offspring of Revelation 12. This will explain a great deal and help put into context what was being shown to John. This paper will also be a critical "prequel" to the upcoming Kurdistan paper which is nearly ready.

https://kolyisraeltorah.com/20....22/02/revelation-12-

Photo taken while on a backpacking trip in Dolly Sods Wilderness.

#photography #yahsglory #sunset #westvirginia

Many political pundits are afraid of being labeled #antivax. Don't let your political adversaries control the language here. There's not a thing wrong with making a choice to stay away from #vaccines of any type. It's not my job for #pharma to speak and me to obey. Their job is to prove to me that their product is safe, and even then, as with ALL products I can say "no thanks".

And Joshua set up twelve stones in the midst of the Jordan, in the place where the feet of the priests bearing the ark of the covenant had stood; and they are there to this day.
Joshua 4:9

The active memorials commanded in Torah were given to remind us and future generations of what God has done for us. Although physical memorials like the one Joshua set up in Joshua 4:5-9 eventually fall (the stones must have been very large to withstand the spring floods year after year, but they aren't there now), it isn't possible to "fulfill" a calendrical memorial, such as Passover and Sukkot, so that it is no longer necessary, unless we no longer need to remember God's love and direction.