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Mesorah of Mark 119E

After a superficial overview this Class looked at the connection between the Year of Release (Shemitah) and the Nazarean codicil’s presentation of the account of Bar Abba (Barabbas) and Pilates yielding to the Tz’dukim (Sadducean High Priest)

This class also took a look at the ancient Homiletic Sermon style (Yelammednu Rabbenu) of the First century.

Teaching Materials at Keslev 14, 5772

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Triennial Torah Readings for Keslev 21, 5772

D’barim (Deut.) 15:7 -16:17

Ashlamatah: Amos 8:4-10 + 9:13-15

Psalm 119:137-176

N.C.: Mark 15:16-21

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Tonight’s Torah Focus, Thursday Night Live

Firstly we must apologize because there will be no Coveritlive connection for class interaction as Dr Elisheva is ill and unable to operate the Coveritlive system.

Our Class will look at the connection between the Year of Release (Shemitah) and the Nazarean codicil’s presentation of the account of Bar Abba (Barabbas) and Pilates yeilding to the Tz’dukim (Sadducean High Priest)

This class will be an interesting class as we will take the material from and ancient Homiletic Teaching style of the First century.

Teaching Materials at Keslev 14, 5772

Live at 7 CST

Mesorah of Mark in review #2

In this Torah Focus class we continue to reviewed the components of the “Mesorah” of Mark.

Why do we call the class or “MESORAH” of Mark?

What is Mesorah?

Is Mark the only Mesorah?

Are the other “Gospels” Mesorah?

What about the Hebrew word B’sorah (Besorah)?

How does Mark and the the other “Gospels relate to the Torah?

How does Mark and the other “Gospels” relate to the Oral Torah?

Was Hakham Tsefet (Peter) really a dumb fisherman? Or was he a halakhic genius?

These questions and more…

Download study materials at Keslev 07 5772

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Torah Readings for Keslev 14, 5772

D’barim (Deut.) 14:1 – 15:6

Ashlamatah: Is. 63:8-16 + 65:9

Psalm 119: 105-136

N.C.: Mark 15:6-15

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Mesorah of Mark in review

In this Torah Focus class we reviewed the components of the “Mesorah” of Mark.

Why do we call the class or “MESORAH” of Mark?

What is Mesorah?

Is Mark the only Mesorah?

Are the other “Gospels” Mesorah?

What about the Hebrew word B’sorah (Besorah)?

How does Mark and the the other “Gospels relate to the Torah?

How does Mark and the other “Gospels” relate to the Oral Torah?

These questions and more…

Download study materials at Heshvan 29, 5772

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Shalom

Triennial Torah Readings for Heshvan 29, 5772

This file includes commentaries on the Psalm, Prophets and Mark (Nazarean Codicil)

D’barim (Deut.) 11:10- 12:19

B’Midbar (Num.) 28:9-15

Ashl.: 1 Kgs 21:2-4,7-8,11-13,17-18

I Samuel 20:18-42

Psalm 119:49-72

N.C.: Mark 14:66-72

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Shalom

Mesorah of Mark 118

The Mesorah of Mark looks at the Shema as the prayer that Yeshua prayed in the Garden on the eve of his death. We note the breaks in the Shema and the times Yeshua interacted with his talmidim. We also look at the word “Shema” and its implications.

Class materials are located at Heshvan 08,5772

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Triennial Torah Readings for Heshvan 15, 5772

Commentary to Psalms, the Prophets and Mark

D’barim 9:1-29

Psa 119:1-24

Mark 14:43-52

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Triennial Torah Readings for Heshvan 08, 5772

Materials for up coming Torah Focus class

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Rosh Chodesh Heshvan 5772

In this Torah Focus class we look at Rosh Chodesh Heshvan. Heshvan is often called “MarHeshvan”.

What does that title imply?

Why is it used?

What is Heshvan really about?

What practice if any should we be involved in during this month?

These questions and more…

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Study materials at Heshvan 01, 5772

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Triennial Torah Readings for Heshvan 01, 5772

We will be using this Torah Reading materials for tonight’s discussion on Torah Focus.

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Mesorah of Mark 116-117

G-d’s loving-kindness and the Gentile. This class explores the loving-kindness of G-d’s towards the Gentile. It look at the reason for the Diaspora and its ramifications on the world.

Class Materials at Tishri 24, 5772

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This Torah Focus will looked at the High Holy Days, Mark and the Eucharist

We looked at Mark 14: 22-25

This final step of the Pesach Seder looks at the invention of the Christian “Eucharist.” How much legitimacy is there in the invention of the “Eucharist”?  Can it really be derived from the Pesach Seder? How did the order of bread then wine find its origins in the Christian Communion?

We looked at the relation of Mordechai (Mark) to the Triennial Torah readings and the High Holidays.

This is a very informative class as we apply P’shat Ritual Hermeneutics to the texts we will be reading.

Lesson materials at

http://torahfocus.com/2011/09/28/rosh-hashanah-shabbat-shuba-5772/

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Tonight’s Torah Focus will look at the High Holy Days, Mark and the Eucharist

This class will look at the relation of Mordechai (Mark) to the Triennial Torah readings and the High Holidays. We will look at what Mordechai says about the Eucharist in relation to D’varim 4: 41 – 6:3

This will be a very informative class as we apply P’shat Ritual Hermeneutics to the texts we will be reading.

Lesson materials at

http://torahfocus.com/2011/09/28/rosh-hashanah-shabbat-shuba-5772/