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The Torah portion called Emor, which translates to “And the Lord said to Moses,” focusing on purity laws for priests and their familial duties. The highlight, however, is the discussion on the biblical holidays listed in Leviticus 23, exploring their significance beyond being “Jewish feasts” to their mention as “the Lord’s feasts.” Modern Christians deviate from these holidays, despite their basis in both the Old and New Testaments. Lets addresses misconceptions about these feasts, particularly through a discussion of Paul’s letters and his background as a student of law under Gamaliel. This exploration emphasizes the inclusion of Gentiles in these celebrations and clarifies the scriptural commands to observe these holy days, underscoring their cosmic and agricultural significance.

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The Torah portion called Emor, which translates to “And the Lord said to Moses,” focusing on purity laws for priests and their familial duties. The highlight, however, is the discussion on the biblical holidays listed in Leviticus 23, exploring their significance beyond being “Jewish feasts” to their mention as “the Lord’s feasts.” Modern Christians deviate from these holidays, despite their basis in both the Old and New Testaments. Lets addresses misconceptions about these feasts, particularly through a discussion of Paul’s letters and his background as a student of law under Gamaliel. This exploration emphasizes the inclusion of Gentiles in these celebrations and clarifies the scriptural commands to observe these holy days, underscoring their cosmic and agricultural significance.

#Joseph Shulam
#NetivyahInternational
#TorahPortion
#31_Emor_(אמור)_-_Say

This week, we delve into a pivotal chapter of the Bible where God commands the Israelites, through Moses, to be holy as He is holy. This profound directive is explored through a detailed examination of Leviticus 19, which begins with God’s instruction to the entire congregation to embody holiness. The importance of this command, which is often overlooked or misunderstood in modern Christian contexts we learn how everyday actions and ethical behavior towards others—respecting parents, observing the Sabbath, practicing charity, and avoiding deceit—serve as practical applications of holiness. The significance of these teachings in fostering a deeper spiritual life and community bonds, urging you to apply these ancient truths to contemporary life.

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#30_Kedoshim_(קדשים)_-_Holy Ones

The Story of Joseph Vactor a Jew a survivor of the Holocaust.
What led to Joseph Shulam’s four year rabbinical studies in Yeshiva to learn about Judaism?

3rd session of The Jewish Jesus Series by Netivyah International

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Be holy. What does it mean to be holy? How should I be holy? Well, here is the Jewish way of looking at it. We have the principle in verse 1. From verse 2 to the end of chapter 19, and I would say ad hoc to the rest of the Torah, we have the instruction of how to be holy. What does it mean to be holy?

🌟 Take a Stand: Combat Antisemitism in Our Time! 🎓 Join us in an enlightening journey as we draw lessons from the past to confront the challenges of antisemitism today. This episode, led by Joseph Shulam, delves into the inspiring actions of past heroes and connects them with the ongoing fight against hate in our communities, including university campuses. Learn how individuals from all backgrounds can unite in this cause, promoting respect and understanding across all divisions. Get inspired to become an advocate for change, ensuring that places of learning—and society at large—remain safe and inclusive for everyone. Take action now and be part of a movement dedicated to eradicating hate and fostering unity. 💪