Hebrew Nation Online | Torah Class – Hollisa Alewine

In this week's lesson we identifying the fox in the family and modern idolatry.

Song of Songs 2:15 prophesies of the vineyard Israel: "Catch the foxes for us, the little foxes that are ruining the vineyards, while our vineyards are in blossom." In the Footsteps of Messiah, the prophecies of the Song of Songs will become more evident in everyday life. This requires re-examining the patterns of the Exodus from Egypt.

This week's title "Between a Rock and a Hard Place", is where we hear the voice of the dove. In this lesson we cover the importance of prayer and the 2 different kinds of prayer we find in Scripture.

This is a continuation of last week's message.

This week we continue where we left off last week and uncover the nature of the beast and how we can with patience and discernment avoid conforming to this false image and rather conform to who we were meant to be in the image of Messiah Yeshua.

This week we are taking a closer look at the beast as it pertains to the sign on your doorpost (mezuzah), as well as the concept of a nation of priests who are expected to conceal themselves on a particular side of the door on the night of destruction. These priests should be busing themselves with a particular activity namely the feast of Passover which we'll unpack in greater detail in this week...

The time of the voice of the final Turtledove King Messiah is represented by this familiar passage from Isaiah: How pleasant are the footsteps of the herald upon the mountains announcing peace, heralding good tidings, announcing salvation. (Is 52:7) This is why the birthpangs of Messiah are also called the "Footsteps of Messiah." In the darkest night of mankind, Messiah's footsteps may be heard up...

The lesson is the first half of a teaching entitled "Who are These?", which explains Jacob's question to Joseph when he blessed Ephraim and Menashe. In fact, the blessing upon the male children is taken from this week's Torah portion. The Father is building Jerusalem quickly, even in our days, so when will we return to comfort Rachel, who is weeping for her missing children? If you knew your earth...

Join us this episode for the second part for a brief history of the Beast kingdoms. We will trace the serpent from the Garden to Egypt and then to the land-based kingdoms of Babylon, Medea-Persia, Greece, Rome, and the current mingled daughters of Rome. Be sure to listen to Part 1 first. https://hebrewnationonline.com/dr-hollisa-alewine-a-brief-history-of-the-beast-pt-1/

Join us this episode for a brief history of the Beast kingdoms. We will trace the serpent from the Garden to Egypt and then to the land-based kingdoms of Babylon, Medea-Persia, Greece, Rome, and the current mingled daughters of Rome.

Vayishlach is the Torah Portion from Genesis 32:3-36:43, Hosea 11:7-12:12, Obadiah 1:1-21 as well as Matthew 2:13-23

This week, we will look at the next wilderness: Yet, another “woman” goes to the wilderness. She is characterized by virtue: “Then the woman fled into the wilderness where she had a place prepared by God, so that there she would be nourished for 1,260 days.” (Re 12:6) The midrash to the Song of Songs explains why the woman Israel is in the wilderness and gives specific predictions about how the se...

This week we continue to examine what the Scriptures say about the Footsteps of Messiah and how ancient scholars interpreted these verses. Remarkably, John’s Revelation is often parallel with those ancient views of the texts.

In view of the increasingly troubled time we are in, I thought it worthwhile to present a Sukkot “after-party” encouragement to begin preparing for Passover. In fact, if you’re not already thinking about Passover, you’re behind! It is traditional to read the Song of Songs during the Passover week. Its main theme is resurrection, but incredibly, the ancient sages’ commentaries link the Song to othe...

The recurring number in the text, whether through symbol or literal number, is 3. The tree represents the number three and resurrection as well as the third spirit of Adonai, etzah, or counsel in English. The seeds and trees bearing fruit were created on the Third Day of Creation. A tree in Hebrew is etz. It's no coincidence that the Spirit of Counsel and trees share the same root. Both symbolize...

Elohim never gave up on adam, humankind. His voice is still calling to them from the Garden. In order to make the journey to the Land of Israel from the Land of Israel...in order for Israel to go to Israel, Israel must go to themselves, Israel. The appointed times of Israel's feasts are for the people of Israel to assemble as Israel and lift their eyes to the Holy City. It is their time to be frui...

This week we'll discuss the prophecy of the Priestly Blessings, the Kotel (the Western Wall), and resurrection in the Song of Songs. Link to Blessing at Kotel: https://youtu.be/u38KxHrEenY

In todays study we touch on the Song of Songs and the significance of our prayers on the other side of the wall.

In Vayeilekh, there are some key passages that hint to the mission of the black horse rider in Revelation. While Creation Gospel Workbook Two focuses on the festival season symbolized by the barley, wheat, oil, and wine, there is a clue in the prices that links the reader back to the Torah portion. Let’s look at a couple of passages in Vayeilekh and their summary points: Adonai Himself will cross...

Does it seem like the word "today" is used a lot in our Torah portion? The Hebrew for "today" is HaYom. The emphasis on the opening passage of Nitzavim is “today.” The principle of “today” is that it is the day in which one listens to the voice of Elohim. Adam and Eve feared the voice of Elohim walking in the Garden because they had not listened to it, obeyed it. Today is the time of obedience to...

You are invited to join us for a sneak peek at 144,000 Harps: Hidden Songs of Israel today. It is the latest BEKY Book, anticipated to be released sometime in September. Today we will look at the final chapter of the book, "The Great Hallel." If you thought you knew what a song was, you might re-think it after reading 144,000 Harps! If you know a singer or musician, please pass the invitation alon...

Can we clear up some Hebrew grammar? “When you go out to battle against your enemies, and the LORD your God hands them over to you and you take them away captive...” (Dt 21:10) Each Hebrew verb has its own preposition, which is not always the same as English. Translators often try to help by using the English preposition, which helps with basic understanding, but sometimes strips a great lesson. I...

In this teaching Dr Hollisa Alewine covers a question concerning Proverbs 31, verses 16 and 18 in a pre-recorded lesson and study of Song of Songs. This is lesson 42.

In earlier lessons on the serpent Pharaoh and how he gave his authority to the first beast kingdom of Babylon, you learned the four kingdoms of the beast: Babylon, Persia/Medea, Greece, Rome, and the mixed iron-and-clay daughters of the Roman Empire in current world systems. Babylon has always sought to rule Heaven with its golden head, but Rome (the Red One, Edom) desired to rule the earth. Never...

Re'eh holds some of the severest judgments for idolatry. The "odds and ends" that follow are not a disconnected jumble of various instructions. Jewish scholars have been discussing their connections from long ago, but perhaps the easiest summary is found in the Book of Revelation. Israel’s destruction of idol-worship was to create a pattern for the other nations. By destroying the idols, Israel wo...