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This week the Torah teachers hit the heart of one of the most undeniable, and even shocking – for those that just don’t understand how MUCH He hates paganism! – prophetic warnings in the whole Book. It was vitally important when Ezekiel first gave it, and, as the teachers will outline, arguably even more a […]

The parsha this week may be one of the most ‘appropriately named’ in the Torah, because ‘chukat’ may be translated as “statute,” but it REALLY means, “do this because I say so!” Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship for a two-part look at parsha ‘Chukat’ (Numbers chapters 19 through 22:1). The Erev Shabbat […]

Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship for a two-part look at parsha Beha-alotkha (Numbers 8:1 through all of chapter 12). The Erev Shabbat reading and outline of the parsha begins with ‘when you light the lamps’ of the menora, and then the silver trumpets, and how the camp of multiple millions — when […]

Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship for a two-part look at parsha Naso (Numbers 4:21 through all of chapter 7 – the longest in the Torah). The Erev Shabbat reading and outline of the parsha begins where the ‘numbers’ in the previous portion left off, with the clan of Gershon, among the Levites, […]

Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship for a two-part look at Torah parsha “Emor,” (Leviticus chapters 21 through 24) and, THIS week, what it means for the ‘cohenim’ or priesthood, to “be holy” — no, “set apart”, or qadosh — because He is. And it is, indeed, a higher standard. The Erev Shabbat […]

Most of us know what ‘leaven’ is when it comes to baking bread, etc., but what about the spiritual meaning? Rabbi Steve Berkson takes you through the scriptures that show where the significance of leaven started, how it relates to the sacrifices and examples of how it ruined a whole system of leadership. Rabbi Steve […]

Parsha Sh’mini(Lev. chapters 9 through 11) is certainly what might be called “eventful.” It begins “on the eighth [sh’mini] day, when Aaron officially “steps into” his role as Kohen Gadol (High Priest) and then follows up with the tragedy – or fatal mistake – of his two eldest sons, Nadab and Abihu. Finally, there’s a […]

Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa Fellowship for a two-part look at the FINAL parsha, Pekudei, (Exodus 38:21 on) in the Book of Exodus. It begins with an accounting of the work on the mishkan, or tabernacle in the wilderness, and ends with SO many references to what seems to matter so much — […]

Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa Fellowship for a two-part look at parsha Vayakhel (Exodus 35:1-38:20). Can “stiff-necked” people who just narrowly escaped death learn from experience? The same “flashing red neon sign” – is still flashing. First, the Erev Shabbat overview: (with a special thanks to ‘Whistler’ for the backup copy!) On a […]

Parsha (Tetzaveh, Exodus 27:20 – 30:10) is yet another departure from not just the main ‘storyline’ of Exodus, but – MAYBE – even what we might have thought was a theme of Scripture: appearances can be deceptive, what we hear is more important than what we see, or similar things we’ve probably heard. On Erev […]

After the story of the Pharaoh, the plagues, and the Exodus from Egypt, followed by commandments and mishpatim, this week’s parsha (Terumah, Exodus chapters 25 through 27:19) is quite a departure. While Moses is still up on the mountain, he is told to take a terumah, offering, from all of those whose hearts make them […]

This week we begin the study of a new Book, and a new phase of the story, in parsha ‘Shemot,’ (Exodus 1:1 through 6:2). And it begins with an evil ruler who fears people that seem stronger than he, and thus wants to enslave them, and who especially wants to kill all the male children. […]

This week we wrap up the teachings for the Book of Shemot or Exodus with a double portion, parsha Vayakhel, and then Pekudei (Exodus chapters 35 through the End of the Book.) “And assembled [vayakhel] Moses,” the portion begins, all of the congregation of the sons of Israel. And, AGAIN, he tells them about the […]

Parsha “Terumah” (Exodus/Shemot 25:1 – 27:19) is the first of a series of detailed sets of instruction that have to do with the BUILDING of the Mishkan, or Tabernacle, in the wilderness. The Erev Shabbat overview begins with the admonition to Moses to speak to the B’nai Israel, and tell them to take ‘an offering’, […]

This week marks the first Sabbath — and first Holy day — of the Feast of Sukkot, or Tabernacles. Not only is it one of THE most joyous of His Moedim, it is always of special significance, and perhaps particularly this year. Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa Fellowship begins to lay it all out […]

Parsha “Bemidbar” begins the new Book with the same name (“Nunbers” in the English, which is also quite descriptive!) with instructions that Yahuah gave to Moses b’midbar, or “In the wilderness” of Sinai. It is also the first commanded “head count” in the Bible, and it’s interesting that the colloquial term is a better translation [&#8230...

Welcome to this episode of Image Bearers’ Radio where we take a brief look at the Tabernacle. We saw in Moses & Israel new Adam figures, returning from exile. What does an Adam need but a garden? The Tabernacle is a recreation of the sacred space of the Garden of Eden and is intended to […]

In this week’s episode, we are talking about the similarities between Moses’ calling to be the deliverer of Israel and the journey of Israel itself out of Egypt. As we read the Exodus narrative with the eyes of the Genesis 1-3, we see some beautiful themes that point us back to God’s sustaining intention for […]

In this episode we are moving on from Avraham and looking at the next major Adam-like figure in the Bible, Moses. As we read the story of Moses through the lens of Genesis 1-3, we see many interesting correlations. We hear the text harkening back to the beginning of the Bible and Moses emerge as […]

The traditional construction of the ancient Israelite Tabernacle-Tent of Exodus 26 is most often presented in the shape of a typical rectangle. However, one mechanical engineer and believer in Yeshua has taken a deep dive into that assumption and has mathematically challenged the idea from the Hebrew texts of the Torah. His meticulous research strongly […]

The traditional construction of the ancient Israelite Tabernacle-Tent of Exodus 26 is most often presented in the shape of a typical rectangle. However, one mechanical engineer and believer in Yeshua has taken a deep dive into that assumption and has mathematically challenged it from the Hebrew of the Torah. His research strongly suggests that it […]

Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship for a two-part look at the first parsha in the Book of the same name, Vayikra, (Leviticus, in the English) which – AGAIN – has to do with something right off the top that we have been told is all “done away with” anyway. The problem is, […]

Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship for a two-part look at parsha, “Tetzaveh” (Exodus 27:20 – 30:10) and not only more on the “splendor and beauty” of the priestly garments to be made for Aaron and his sons, but a bit of an incongruity as well. Are appearances REALLY all that important? Or […]

Taking a break from our instruments. Robert is inspired by a banner on Hebrew Nation Radios website to pray for our nation. Brad Scott’s banner asked for a day of fasting and prayer Sunday March 1st for all Hebrew Nation teachers, Pastors, elders, etc. This episode encourages you to pray like never before as the […]

Curtis Reid will discuss what scriptures say about the temple at the end time.