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Besorah Torah We focus on the Torah portions each week and look into there connection to Yeshua (Jesus) and the final redemption.

01/06/2026

Get a load of the Word
Exodus 3:12

12 So He said, "I will certainly be with you. And this shall be a sign to you that I have sent you: When you have brought the people out of Egypt, you shall serve God on this mountain."Exodus 3:12

Breaking this verse down we see that there are two statements here. “ I will certainly be with you. And this shall be a sign to you that I have sent you” and “When you have brought the people out of Egypt, you shall serve God on this mountain."
And is a conjunction. It connects this statement to the one before. In the Hebrew there is no periods, commas, or colons. No capital letters, no small letters. So in order to do these things it uses words.
There is no word “and” between “this shall be a sign to you that I have sent you” and “When you have brought the people out of Egypt.” No the word “and” is between “ I will certainly be with you” And “this shall be a sign to you that I have sent you”
In our narrative we see the fire is within the bush. Thus: the fire is with the bush. The Angel of the Lord appears within the bush. Thus: the Angel is with the bush. Then we see that it is God who is identified as being within the bush.
Thus: God is with the bush. Yet in all this the bush was not destroyed.
The phrase “I will certainly be with you.” can therefore be assumed to read “I will be within you.” And yet you will not be destroyed.
The burning bush itself represents the physical or the natural being infused with the Divine presence. This shows the Divines revelation to us in a miraculous way. Through His son Yeshua.
This whole event foreshadows Yeshua's own ministry and mission. It signifies the miraculous Divine revelation and call to lead the Israelites (Believers) out of the land of Egypt (world).
Thus: the Angel in the burning bush is seen as a type and shadow of Yeshua's own ministry and greater exodus of his believers.
This can be your calling as well. As a believer in the God of Abraham, of Issac, of Jacob, God's son Yeshua, you too can be infused with the Divine, by the Spirit of the Living God for the purpose of helping with this Divine exodus.

John 1:1-2:12
05/30/2025

John 1:1-2:12

We teach the Torah of the Lord from a Messianic perspective. All our teachings are based on Yeshua (Jesus) as the Messiah. Our goal is to show Yeshua in the ...

05/19/2025

Torah portion: Leviticus 25:18-25:38Torah portion. Torah study. Morning Word of the Lord. Bible study.

11/14/2024

Genesis 21:33
33 Then Abraham planted a tamarisk tree in Beersheba, and there called on the name of the LORD, the Everlasting God.
Tamarishk - אֵשֶׁל
Mel Shlomo speaks of this word saying:
A rich man known for his hospitality once approached Vilna Gaon (a sage from the 17th century), His house had burned down, and he asked why all his good deeds had not prevented the tragedy. "From Abraham we learn the definition of real hospitality. The Torah tells us that he planted an אֵשֶׁל eishel (A tamarisk tree; by extension, a grove of any kind). But this word is the acrostic of אכילה Achela (food). שתיה Shateyah (Drink), and לויה Lavayah (Es**rt). Abraham gave his guests food and drink, and then escorted them for a distance when they resumed their way. You, however, never accompany your guests on their way and so your Mitzvah (good deed) is incomplete, and could not protect you. In fact, without it's third component, all that remains of אֵשֶׁל eishel is the א and the ש which form the word אש Ash, the Hebrew word for Fire."
From this teaching I have learned, that Hospitality goes far beyond just ministering to a persons needs but to walk with them and following up on their journey of the faith in the Lord. Yeshua tells us, in Matthew 5:41 "whoever compels you to go one mile, go with him two."
We encounter many people in our journey with physical and spiritual needs, and we are compelled to help them. This doesn't just mean to throw a dollar at them and walk away, but to make sure that they are on a stable journey. AA calls this sponsoring, the Bible calls it Disciplining.

11/05/2024

Torah portion Genesis 14:1-14:20Torah portion. Morning W:ord of the Lord. Bible study.

11/05/2024

Torah portion Genesis 12:14-13:18Torah portion. Morning W:ord of the Lord. Bible study.

11/05/2024

Torah portion Genesis 12:1-12:13Torah portion. Morning W:ord of the Lord. Bible study.

10/31/2024

Torah portion Genesis 9:18-10:32Torah portion. Morning W:ord of the Lord. Bible study.

10/30/2024

Torah portion Genesis 8:15-9:17Torah portion. Morning W:ord of the Lord. Bible study.

10/30/2024

Torah portion Genesis 7:17-8:14Torah portion. Morning W:ord of the Lord. Bible study.

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