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- Prepare for next Shabbat's Torah parashah from Leviticus 6:1-8:36 named Tzav (צַו) - Hebrew for “command,” and actually the sixth word in the second verse). This is the 25th weekly Torah portion and tells all about how the priests performed the sacrifices and describes the ordination of Aaron and his sons. From this Parshah of Tzav we derive 18 new mitzvot commandments!
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My Favorite teacher ❤ Rabbi did you know, That ABBA FATHER, out of UNFATHOMABLE LOVE AND MERCY, Opened my eyes to TRUTH, IN 2020, AND I KNOW HE LEAD ME TO YOUR CHANNEL., You taught me ALOT!!! May YHVH RICHLY BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY 🙏💯🌻
This teaching was such an eye opener that it will give me a greater ability to grow in relationship in Yeshua and in Elohim through His Ruach HaKodesh. One of the best teachings I have ever heard from this parashah. Thanks be to our Yud-Hay-Vov-Hay, our all existing loving Father. Hallelujah and amen. 🕎🤠🇨🇦
Shavua Tov! I'm so excited to finally understand how these lessons work. Its been 3 weeks now that I get it. Forgive me, it's a whole new learning system to me. I know that Hashem has answered my prayers.....I prayed for a teaching system that would go through the entire Bible (before I knew about the Torah) and go step by step! Then to make this even better, I find versions you have done in prior years.
Thank you for your dedication to Hashem's work. I'm catching up! Shalom!
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Lord God, i acknowlledge right now all my wicked words and my evil thought. I ask to make me white as snow from all my enquity sins by the blood of Jesus Christ. Amen.🙏
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Please Lord instruct me on how I may please you on your gift to mankind, your Sabbath day of rest, worship, praise and santifacation. Thank you most excellent Father, Thank you so very much for sending Yeshua my Master and friend to interceed on my behalf.. I love you Lord.
Great teaching as usual!! Shabbat shalom mishpacha!!✝️🕎✡️🇮🇱
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Todah Rabah for your great exhortation today dearest Bro and Rav.
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Thank You for helping Deconstruct my Western Mindset. I am beginning to see why it is so necessary to be repentant in thought in and action to Elohim and to ask for forgiveness thru Yeshua Ha Maschiac.
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As always absolutely wonderful Blessed revelation , todah Rabbi Isaac , may Hashen Blessings be abundantly upon you and your family . Shabbat shalom
Thank you Pastor for the indepth explanation of 25th Torah portion- 18 Mitzvot contains 9 positive and prohibition in detail. Yeshuah the final sacrifice for us. Hashem salvation plan. Learned a lot.
Thank you so much for your teachings. I learn a lot
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Brauch Hashem
Have yourselves a YAHsome week and thank you! Toda raba! as always!
I love this teaching ! Thank you rabbi.😊💌
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Great teaching! Question, could you provide me the source of the information regarding the sleeping priest and putting a light his garment that you mentioned at the 6 minute mark please 🙏
Thank you... in regards to the info it about the priest it is old knowledge passed down.
I have a question. (Couldn't remember if it was mentioned in your video/s).
When a person brought an animal sacrifice for atonement; did that person slay their own animal, or did the priest slay it for them?
Originally, in the case of the olah burnt offering, the person bringing young male cow was to put the weight of his hands upon the head, confess his sin, and then slaughter it in the outer court. “Then he (the sinner) shall put his hand on the head of the burnt offering, and it will be accepted on his behalf to make atonement for him. He shall kill the bull before the LORD; and the priests, Aaron’s sons, shall bring the blood and sprinkle the blood all around on the altar …” (Leviticus 1:4,5). And we see the same we see for the shalamim peace offering of Lev. 3 whether a cow or sheep or goat. This is because God ordained that the sinner would be the one that would kill the innocent victim. In later times, the priests did the slaying, though it was God’s original plan that the sinner himself should do it. In the wilderness, there was a small number of people compared with later times. But in the Promised Land, when hundreds and even thousands of participants came every day, the Levites and priests conducted the services.
The act of slaying the animal was an agonizing experience for the sinner because he knew that it was his sins that caused the death of the victim. God designed that this ceremony would create a hate for sin in the hearts. Every time the sinner brought his sin offerings, he learned the that sin caused death. And, then, he would heed God’s call “go, and sin no more” (John 8:11).
@@AssemblyofCalledOutBelievers thank you for the detailed response, it is much appreciated. That was what I was thinking how agonizing that would be to have to carry out the slaughtering etc. I'm so thankful we no longer have to continue those kind of sacrifices, and I'm even more thankful for Yeshua laying his life down for me (everyone).
Shalom everyone Shalom Rabbi I love to know the Law of God aside from the 10 commandments I am Gentile believer of Yeshua Christ. PRAISE THE HOLY ONE OF ISRAEL