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September 2016 - 14 Elul 5776
Torah
Parashah - Ki Tetze ~ When you go out
D’barim
21:10 - 25:19 RSTNE p 154
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Torah
Parashah - Ki Tetze ~ When you go out
D’barim
21:10 - 25:19 RSTNE p 154
We
know that D’barim is Moshe’s review of what YHUH had already said... He’s reminding the people...
I
want to point out a few things in this parashah:
D’barim
22:5 p
154
“A
woman shall not wear that which pertains to a man, neither shall a man put on a
woman’s garment; for al that do so are an abomination to YHUH your Alohiym.”
D’barim
23:1
p 155
“He
that is wounded in the stones, or has his private member cut off, shall not
enter into the congregation of YHUH.”
~~
Both of those verses speak to some of our culture’s popular issues.
Then
there is:
D’barim
22:9-12
p 154
9
“You
shall not sow your vineyard with different zera; lest the fruit of your zera
that you have sown, and the fruit of your vineyard, be defiled and forfeited.”
-
this
verse is about mixing seed....
10
“You
shall not plow with an ox and a donkey together.”
-
again
not mixing...
11
“You
shall not wear a garment of different sorts, as of wool and linen together.”
-
wool
= frequency of 500
-
linen
= frequency of 500
-
but
together they cancel each other to 0.
Everything
has a frequency.. and the healthier it is the higher it is. Put a higher frequency with a lower one - the
lower raises.... this is life giving...
we need to wear linen and we need to wear wool... but no point if it is 0.
~
Wayiqra
(Leviticus) 19:19
p 96
“You
shall guard My chukim. You shall not let
your cattle mate with a diverse kind;
you shall not sow your field with mixed zera; neither shall a garment mixed of linen and
wool come upon you.”
D’barim
22:12 “You
shall make for yourself tzitzit upon the four corners of your garment, with
which you cover yourself.”
B’midbar (Numbers) 15:37:40 p
119
~
This
parashah seems that Moshe is reminding Yisra’el that YHUH hates mixed.
~~~
D’barim
24:3-4 p
156
“And
if the latter husband hates her, and writes her a Get (certificate of divorce),
and puts it in her hand, and sends her out of his bayit; or if the latter
husband dies, who took her to be his wife;
4
Her former husband, who sent her away, may not take her again to be his wife,
after she is defiled; for that is abomination before YHUH your Alohiym gives
you for an inheritance.”
What
is the going on here??
Why
would YHUH make a rule like this?
I
was taught there was no divorce... in Yah’s kingdom...
Yirmeyahu
(Jeremiah) 3:8 p 350
“And
I saw, that for all the reasons which backsliding Yisra’el committed adultery I
had put her away , and given her a Get of divorce; yet her perverted sister
Yahudah feared not, but went and played the harlot also.”
So
right here in Yirmeyahu - YHUH gives Yisra’el a certificate of divorce.
Who
does He divorce?....Yisra’el - not Yahudah!
-
the
10 tribes lost in the wilderness....
and
if we go back to D’barim 24:3... who became the second husband of Yisra’el?
-
the
pagan gods
So
when Yisra’el leaves the pagan gods...
according
to that Torah in D’barim 24:3-4... she
can’t come back to YHUH...
UNLESS....
unless
the bridegroom dies.
=
EXACTLY WHAT YHUSHA DID!!!!
***
A
documentary made by Luke and Kayte - a husband and wife team...
It
was released Aug 14, 2016
The Way is the story of countless believers around the world
who’ve traded Easter ham for Passover lamb and Sunday church for Saturday
Sabbath - all in an effort to live like the Savior.
They’re holding every church tradition up against scripture and
cutting away anything that doesn’t conform. In the process, they encounter
resistance from a religious system two millennia in the making, and for the
first time, learn what it’s like to be a “peculiar people.”
~
Q. What questions does the doc explore?
- If Jesus lived a perfect life, why do modern-day Christians
live so differently from Him, in everything from our diet to our dress to our
holidays and day of worship?
- If God never changes, why is His moral code for modern-day
believers different from the one He gave everyone in the Old Testament?
- Why do we see the apostles observing Passover and other
biblical festivals that are nowhere to be found in our modern day church?
*****
I
want you to know - going in to this...
that many people talk - and nobody “corrects” anything....
I
want you to think about the questions and the statements made... and how it all
lines up with Torah.
Watch documentary.
Discuss.
Who
was the person who really knew their “stuff” ???
Where
are we in all of this???
**
AMEIN
