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Parasha Emor (Say): A Higher Standard

May 8, 2015 As Believers in Yeshua, we are His ambassadors, royal family and priests. We represent Him; therefore, each of us are held to a high standard of morality when interacting with the world and each other. Adonai is not the only one holding us to this high standard; the world especially holds us to a higher standard.

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Parasha Emor (Speak): Ambassadors of Holiness

May 2, 2014 Because the kohanim are set apart to serve the Lord by performing the daily and holy day offerings, additional laws of purity apply to them that do not apply to the general tribe of Levi or the Israelites as a whole; for instance, they are not allowed to marry a divorced woman.

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Parasha Nitzavim-Vayelech: Finding the Courage to Enter the Promised Land

August 30, 2013 This week's reading, Parasha Nitzavim-Vayelech, is a double portion of Torah. In the Nitzavim portion of the Torah reading, the Jewish People stand before God about to enter into the covenant, a solemn oath with Him. Such a momentous occasion! This covenant promised that God would establish Israel as His own people and that He would be their God.

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Parasha Emor (Speak): The Callings of Holiness

April 25, 2013 God prohibited the priests from following several customs of the heathen nations, including shaving their heads, shaving off the corners of their beards, cutting their flesh, and marrying prostitutes or divorced women.

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Parasha Emor (Speak): Discovering the Callings of Holiness

May 10, 2012 People often refer to God’s appointed times as the ”Jewish holidays” and the “Feasts of Israel”. Many non-Jewish Believers don't observe them, fearing that they will appear “too Jewish” or to have “come under the Torah (law).” But God calls them HIS feasts—His appointed times.

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