MBM-UK - Weekly studies

This week we look at what the difference is between living and dwelling. We also discuss firstfruits and the third year tithe and how they relate to book of Revelation

This weeks portion looks at some of the 73 commandments and how the "nullifying of the commandments" has been misrepresented by the Church and how all of the commandments can be applied and considered

This week we look at the importance of the words guard and listen to finsh off from the previous week. We also look at the principles behind righteous judgment.

This week we start to look at the importance between Love and Fear of GOD in the context Gerazim and Ebal. We also cover what idolatry looks like and how we identify it in our lives.

This week we discuss the idea of Torah as the scaffold for our lives, upon which our characters are built. We also look at the principle behind the expulsion of the 7 tribes from the Land and what they represent as characteristics of our nature.

This week we look at the themes of anger, keeping the commandments and dealing with fear. We look at how these all relate to the Garden of Eden and how that can become a reality for us today.

This week look at the opening portion in the book of Devarim (Words) or Deuteronomy, a repetition of the "Law". We look at how Moses encourages the Israelites (and us) to look back on what has taken place previously to encourage them to walk forward.

This week we look at the final part of the book of Numbers and discuss how our own perceptions of Hashem's plan can cause us to miss the fulness of His plan for our lives and the impact that it can have on those around us.

This week we discuss idea that HaShem did not set up a religious system and what the implication is for the covenant of peace that is bestowed upon Phineas, how it remains a perpetual covenant and the impact of Zimri's actions were if they had gone unchecked.

This week is a double portion and we look at the menorah patterns of Moses and Balak. We also investigate the importance of water and how this is associated with scarlet.

This week we look at the rebellion of Korach and how we see modern day parallels as well as further examples of the results of rebelllion - but ultimately GOD's redemption through the High Priest.

This week we discuss why we see the instructions to go into to the Land, Libations and the connection with our inner attitudes that cause us to miss opportunities to fulfill our life purposes.

This week we look at the contrast of the light of the Menorah rising up compared to the fire that comes down - the problems of complaining and some of the prophectic elements relating to Messiah are shown in this Torah portion

In our study we look at the connections with Jubilee, Shavuot and the book of Ruth

This week we look at the calling of Israel as a Light to the Nations and how this is set out through the genealogies in the beginning of the book of numbers

The final part the book of Leviticus where we look at the Jubilee year - its conditions and what happens when it is not applied.

We discuss some of the elements of Messiah's trial and in particular the implications of the tearing of the garments of the High Priest. Blasphemy, disqualifications for service and the rectification that is possible for us in this world.

After the death of..... yes the sons of Aaron, but why the gap and how does G-O-D show us how to live a life which is set-apart for His purposes.

What is tzaraas? The bible calls it leprosy and yet the cure does not seem to have any medical application. How can your clothing have leprosy, or your house?

Shemini - Eight. We discuss the inauguration of Yom Kippur. What is a new beginning and why are the three themes of Yom Kippur, the death of Nadab and Abihu and discerning between clean and unclean foods joined together in this portion

Pesach/Passover/The Last Seder. - The Haftorah portion readings for this moed period speak of how we are to turn from idolatry. But how do we see the transactions of Passover completely establish a permanent covenant relationship established some 2000 years after the first Passover?