Mashiaj ben Yosef, y Mashiaj ben David - (Esperando al Mashiaj por 2000 años). Mashiaj ahora! משיח בן יוסף / משיח בן דוד Si le preguntamos a un judío ortodoxo ¿Por qué no acepta a Yeshúa como el Mesías? Tenemos una respuesta directa: no es el Mesías porque no cumplió la expectación mesiánica, no trajo el Reino Mesiánico de Paz y Prosperidad que anunciaron los profetas. Los rabinos que han guiado a la Comunidad judía han desechado las características bíblicas del Mesías y han preferido adaptarse a una visión humanista, no obstante han orientado al pueblo a mantenerse unidos conservando estrictamente las costumbres y las prácticas de la antigüedad. Los rabinos han tratado de dar una respuesta a las necesidades cambiantes de la comunidad a través de la historia preservando al mismo tiempo la tradición, lo cual puede verse justificable en una perspectiva completamente humana, más no en la perspectiva bíblica que implica la actividad del Eterno en la historia del pueblo judío. Teyvie el lechero de la película “ Violinista sobre el Tejado” resume esta doble enseñanza ante lo incomprensible hay una sola palabra: ¡TRADICION!. Los judíos mesiánicos no desechamos la tradición, al contrario la amamos y sabemos que es el medio por el cual HaShem ha actuado sobrenaturalmente para preservar al pueblo judío. Pero en este punto lo que criticamos del rabinismo, en todas sus variantes y...
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En tiempos de nuestro amado Rabino, Maran Yeshúa los judíos hablaban dos idiomas comunes: el hebreo se hablaba en contextos religiosos y se hablaba el arameo en contextos seculares. Lo que no podemos saber a ciencia cierta es si el mensajero le dio un nombre hebreo o un nombre arameo. En los libros de Esdras (Ver Esdras 5:2) y Nehemi ...
Y te alegrarás en tus fiestas... y estarás verdaderamente alegre El titulo que le he dado a esta parasha (Ree / Mira / He aquí) acompaña la alegría que me provocan los festivales Bíblicos que se aproximan (si leen en la Biblia las fiestas Bíblicas, nunca son llamados fiestas Judías). El pasaj ...
The crafting of Shofars is an ancient art that hasn’t changed much for thousands of years. Every Shofar starts out as a raw horn of an animal. There are several types of animals whose horns can me made into a Shofar. The most common Shofar is made from the horn of a ram, that is a male sheep that is at least a year old. The ...
Would we have a Jewish world leader? If this question were asked of the people of this planet, the most likely answer would be: "Why ask such a foolish question?" After all, the Jews comprises only one percent of the world's population. Israel is considered a non-entity by most of the world's inhabitants. So, if one should take a vote am ...
Parashat HaShavua Vaetjanán nos da un pasaje muy interesante que me gustaría estudiar un poco mas. El pasuk (verso) en cuestión es Devarim / Deuteronomio 4:2 que dice: "No añadiréis a la palabra que yo os mando, ni disminuiréis de ella, para que guardéis los mandamientos de HaShem vuestro Elohi ...
Weekly Sidra: Matot (Tribes) Torah Portion: Bamidbar/ Numbers 30:2-32:42 Haftorah: Yermiyahu / Jeremiah 1:1-2:3 Bamidbar 30:3(2) If a man vows a vow to Hashem or swears an oath to prohibit himself, he shall not violate all that has come from his mouth he shall do. The laws of vows and oaths are extensive and take up many ...
The rabbis used to believe in a Messiah who would suffer and die, according to the prophets of Israel. The Talmud, for example, refers to a Messiah, Son of Joseph, who will be slain (Sukkah 52a). In presenting this concept of a Messiah who will be slain, the Talmudic rabbis refer to Zecharya 12:10. וְשָׁפ& ...
El apoyo que ofrece Beth HaDerej a Israel está basado en una interpretación sólida de la Palabra del Eterno. Todas las demás naciones de la tierra fueron creadas por los hombres, pero El Eterno mismo estableció las fronteras de la nación de Israel. El Eterno le dio a Abraham, a Isaac y a Jacob un pacto de ...
On May 14, 1948 (5th Iyar), the modern State of Israel declared independence, this year it turned out to be on Mon, 9 May 2011 (6th of Iyyar, 5771). For the first time in almost 1,900 years, the Jewish people had a free and independent homeland in the biblically Promised Land. Every day since that declaration of independence, Israel had been force ...
Any Etymological Hebrew Dictionary would describe Torah as: 1- instruction, teaching. 2- the Book of Laws, the Torah. 3- the Five Books of the Torah, the Pentateuch. 4- theory, system. 5- a book containing the principles of any branch of science. Torah literally means instruction, and does not mean law. For the word law, the Hebrew word Chuk (lit. ...
Korban Pesach (Hebrew: קרבן פסח "sacrifice of Passover") also known as the "Paschal Lamb" is the sacrifice that the Torah mandates to be brought on the eve of Passover, and eaten on the first night of the holiday with bitter herbs and matzo. According to the Torah, it was first offered ...
At Pesach many people are invited to family gatherings but there is no reason why you cannot do it yourself should you find you are "it". The good news is that you may already have the "manual" or can buy one - the Haggadah normally tells you what to do as you go along. However here are a few tips: Firstly do not worry too much ...
A Passover Seder involves the whole family. It’s an evening filled with stories and symbols to celebrate a Festival of Freedom from slavery in Egypt. Our Rabbi, Maran Yeshua later turned these promises of Israel’s deliverance to a message of deliverance from our own slavery to sin. It is a telling witness to what He has done and is doi ...
Although our מורנו ורבינו Rabbi Maran Yeshua was born in Beit Lechem (Bethlehem) as per Micah 5.1, near Jerusalem, He lived nearly his entire life in the region of Galil (Galilee), in northern Israel. Most of His ministry and miracles took place in the Galil .As it is written " ...
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