This week I decided to do a video teaching for our Torah thought, there was just simply too much that Yeshua was sharing with me through the 53 laws presented in this week’s portion. That’s right, 53 of our Torah ordinances are presented in this one parsha, and they are so beautiful! This weeks portion...
Category: Torah Thought
Torah Thought – Yitro, Exodus 18:1 – 20:23
Overcome by the flu this week, I spent my time resting up and trying to get better. Having spent much time in bed, I had to go for therapy on my sore neck muscles which left them bruised and painful. So spare a thought for me this week and if you remember, please say a...
Torah Thought – Beshalach Exodus 13:17 – 17:16
Shabbat Shalom! I am overwhelmed at the delicacies for the spirit that are present in this week’s Torah portion. Yosef and I have gained so much strength and encouragement in Yeshua through the Torah portion this week, even as we face our own battles with Egyptian kings in the natural. Sometimes it seems as...
Torah Thought – Va’eira Exodus 6:2 – 9:35
Shabbat Shalom! Things are settling down here and slowly returning to the normal ebb and flow of life and I am so thankful for that. Children return to school next week, moms and dads are back at work, the malls are empty and the beaches have quietened and we can praise our King that...
Torah Thought – Shemot, Exodus 1 – 6:1
We walked up the busy street towards Trafalgar square, where lions roared and Nelson leaned on his heavy stick. Passed the awe – inspired tourists and lunch eating locals, I grabbed my hubby’s hand and pushed through the heavy doors in to the Gallery of London. I had been there before but the art wing...
Torah Thought – VaYechi Genesis 47:28 – 50:26
Shabbat Shalom! Isn’t it good to be basking in the glorious rest of Messiah on this Shabbat! This week’s Torah reading is without a doubt, one of the most emotionally charged ones. It’s the first time we encounter human forgiveness, it’s a cutting story of both loss, reconciliation and loss again. While reading through the...
Torah Thought – Toldot, Genesis 25:19 – 28:9
Genesis 25:21 “Isaac entreated God opposite his wife, because she was barren. God allowed Himself to be entreated by him and his wife Rebecca conceived.” Last week’s Torah reading ended by summing up the lives of our “royal” mother Sarah and our faithful father Abraham. We were told something unique and precious, we were...
Are you Spreading Fear or Hope?
Let’s face it the world is currently in a state of turmoil and you don’t have to look far to see it. The media is jam packing the minds of everyday people with fear-inducing news headlines. That’s the agenda of the media and the thrill-seeking marketing scheme that newspapers go for. Fear creates fear and...
Torah Thought Terumah
A “Broken” Ark Exodus 25:1 – 27:19 In the Torah portion this week, a number of measurements are given, along with this the measurements for the Ark of God’s presence is also presented. The measurements for the ark are as follows, two and a half cubits by one and a half cubit high and...
Aaron and the Menorah’s
This week’s Torah Thought is once again a rich feast indeed! However, our thought for this week will primarily focus on the first three lines of the parsha. Numbers 8: 1 – 4 states that Aaron (and by implication, his sons) are to light the menorot (menorahs) and are to place them in such a...