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Shalom b’shem Yeshua!
This week an in depth look at Deuteronomy 18:15-19 and the prophet ‘like unto Moshe.’ Is this passage speaking of the Messiah? Is it generally speaking of prophets? How did the apostles use this passage? How can this passage be used apologetically?
Also, this week I announced and explained that I am stepping down from leading Davar. Details in the announcement section.
Shavua tov!!
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This week as we considered the 12 spies and their differing reports, we looked at it from 
the perspective of ‘Faith and Focus.’ Due to technical difficulties, only the message and closing blessing is in this recording. Also, I think we had to revert to the old mic… Anyway, it is worth the listen and consider the implications of where our focus is to be!
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This week’s Torah message focused on the sin of complaining as exampled in Numbers 11. Most all sins come back to a root of distrust of God and His care for us. When we complain, we are stating that we think the God of the universe is not caring for us in a manner that we think we are worthy of. Essentially, we place ourselves in judgment of His works when we complain against them.
Please pardon a couple glitches in the audio during worship/singing as we had a big thunderstorm moving through the area and twice had our power go out.
Here is a recording of the short worship service we hosted with a couple area Messianic groups coming together. Please pardon the wind that affected the recording, though I think the message came through well enough.
Now for a few pictures of the gathering…
Beautiful, peaceful Lake Greenwood. We enjoyed an excellent view all day. Children swam while adults fellowshiped and ate.
The shelter we rented before everyone arrived.
Worship began around 11:30 for about 40 minutes.
Two leavened loaves were waved to the four corners of the earth.
Prayer…
And, the message as we looked at the connection of Shavuot with evangelism.
A closer look at the Nazarite vow (Numbers 6) and its connection with Paul, Yeshua and being ‘set apart.’ This was a very interesting study with future implications.
This week is the first portion in the book of Numbers. We consider several items, but spend the most time looking at Yeshua as pictured in the coverings of the Tabernacle furniture. Very interesting.
Most exciting was how full the ‘house’ was… only three empty chairs, and several families were not there!
Enjoy and be blessed.
Here is a belated Shabbat message from last week. Still learning to use the new microphone, but think the quality is much better!!
Davar Chaim 