The Ha’azinu portion takes us to one of the most solemn moments in the life of Moses. Standing before all Israel, he sings a song that is not merely poetry but a prophetic testimony. He calls heaven and earth as witnesses, declaring that Yehovah is just, faithful, and perfect in all His works.
He reminds us how the Creator found His people in the wilderness, cared for them as the apple of His eye, and caused them to prosper. Yet He warns that Israel, in its abundance, will rebel and follow other gods, provoking divine judgment—famine, pestilence, war, and dispersion.
Even so, Yehovah promises not to destroy them completely so that the nations will not boast. The song ends with hope: the day will come when Yehovah will avenge His servants and restore His people. It is a call to listen, remember, and return.
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The Ha’azinu portion takes us to one of the most solemn moments in the life of Moses. Standing before all Israel, he sings a song that is not merely poetry but a prophetic testimony. He calls heaven and earth as witnesses, declaring that Yehovah is just, faithful, and perfect in all His works.
He reminds us how the Creator found His people in the wilderness, cared for them as the apple of His eye, and caused them to prosper. Yet He warns that Israel, in its abundance, will rebel and follow other gods, provoking divine judgment—famine, pestilence, war, and dispersion.
Even so, Yehovah promises not to destroy them completely so that the nations will not boast. The song ends with hope: the day will come when Yehovah will avenge His servants and restore His people. It is a call to listen, remember, and return.
Read the full article on our website:
https://aroodawakening.tv/parashah-haazinu/
The Ha’azinu portion takes us to one of the most solemn moments in the life of Moses. Standing before all Israel, he sings a song that is not merely poetry but a prophetic testimony. He calls heaven and earth as witnesses, declaring that Yehovah is just, faithful, and perfect in all His works.
He reminds us how the Creator found His people in the wilderness, cared for them as the apple of His eye, and caused them to prosper. Yet He warns that Israel, in its abundance, will rebel and follow other gods, provoking divine judgment—famine, pestilence, war, and dispersion.
Even so, Yehovah promises not to destroy them completely so that the nations will not boast. The song ends with hope: the day will come when Yehovah will avenge His servants and restore His people. It is a call to listen, remember, and return.
Read the full article on our website:
https://aroodawakening.tv/parashah-haazinu/
The Ha’azinu portion takes us to one of the most solemn moments in the life of Moses. Standing before all Israel, he sings a song that is not merely poetry but a prophetic testimony. He calls heaven and earth as witnesses, declaring that Yehovah is just, faithful, and perfect in all His works.
He reminds us how the Creator found His people in the wilderness, cared for them as the apple of His eye, and caused them to prosper. Yet He warns that Israel, in its abundance, will rebel and follow other gods, provoking divine judgment—famine, pestilence, war, and dispersion.
Even so, Yehovah promises not to destroy them completely so that the nations will not boast. The song ends with hope: the day will come when Yehovah will avenge His servants and restore His people. It is a call to listen, remember, and return.
Read the full article on our website:
https://aroodawakening.tv/parashah-haazinu/
The Ha’azinu portion takes us to one of the most solemn moments in the life of Moses. Standing before all Israel, he sings a song that is not merely poetry but a prophetic testimony. He calls heaven and earth as witnesses, declaring that Yehovah is just, faithful, and perfect in all His works.
He reminds us how the Creator found His people in the wilderness, cared for them as the apple of His eye, and caused them to prosper. Yet He warns that Israel, in its abundance, will rebel and follow other gods, provoking divine judgment—famine, pestilence, war, and dispersion.
Even so, Yehovah promises not to destroy them completely so that the nations will not boast. The song ends with hope: the day will come when Yehovah will avenge His servants and restore His people. It is a call to listen, remember, and return.
Read the full article on our website:
https://aroodawakening.tv/parashah-haazinu/
The Ha’azinu portion takes us to one of the most solemn moments in the life of Moses. Standing before all Israel, he sings a song that is not merely poetry but a prophetic testimony. He calls heaven and earth as witnesses, declaring that Yehovah is just, faithful, and perfect in all His works.
He reminds us how the Creator found His people in the wilderness, cared for them as the apple of His eye, and caused them to prosper. Yet He warns that Israel, in its abundance, will rebel and follow other gods, provoking divine judgment—famine, pestilence, war, and dispersion.
Even so, Yehovah promises not to destroy them completely so that the nations will not boast. The song ends with hope: the day will come when Yehovah will avenge His servants and restore His people. It is a call to listen, remember, and return.
Read the full article on our website:
https://aroodawakening.tv/parashah-haazinu/
Sukkot Day 1- Under the Sukkah with Dr. Nehemia Gordon. The teaching was on Cain and Abel.
https://www.youtube.com/live/i....yQqUWlZNiU?si=abRkrh
Shemini Atzeret with Dr. Nehemia Gordon
https://www.youtube.com/live/O....GbOQ3fUXyk?si=UYEESr
The Patterns of Evidence EXODUS with Timothy Mahoney and David Rohl and Michael Rood during the Feast of Tabernacles.
https://youtube.com/playlist?l....ist=PLrkAvfWz6c7ewkN
Just something to think about:
Are you still trying to build a bridge where YHVH wants to part the sea for you?
Leave your requests with Him in prayer, and let His will be done. Do not request help and then still seek a solution yourself.
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