Techiyat hameitim means the resurrection of the dead. Rambam stated: "I believe with perfect faith that the dead will be brought back to life when God wills it to happen." (This is the 13th and last of Rambam’s Principles of Faith) Is there no hope for the dead? Is our life simply finished — over — when we die? No, not at all. Notice the words of the Rav Shaul. "If in this life only we have hope in Mashiach, we are of all men most miserable. But now is Mashiach risen from the dead, and become the firstfruits of them that slept. For since by man came death, by man came also the RESURRECTION of the dead" (I Cor. 15:19-21). There is the TRUE HOPE of the believer! The Hebrew Scriptures teaches a resurrection from the dead — not a cycle of misery and suffering in the [...]
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Parashat: Terumà (L’offerta) Parashà: Shemoth (Esodo) 25:1 – 27:19 Haftarà: I Sèfer Malchìm (I Re) 5:26 – 6:13 La Parashà di Terumah è composta da 146 versetti e contiene 2 comandi ed 1 divieto. Vediamo, in sintesi, gli argomenti trattati: HaShem impartisce a Mosh&egr ...
La primera letra del nombre de Yeshua es la Yud (י). La letra yud representa, en el hebreo, el sonido de la letra (Y). Muchos nombres en la Biblia que comienza con la letra yud son malinterpretados por las personas de habla hispana porque la yud en estos nombres ha sido transcrita en Biblias en español con la letra “J” en l ...
Prayer is also referred to as, service of the heart, it takes time and commitment each day to stop, meditate and offer honest prayers from the heart to the Almighty Father. The main "weapon" of Mashiach–and of every believer is prayer. Every tefilah (prayer), every bracha (blessing), every whispered thanks, every Psalm and eve ...
Rav Volbe Ztl states in his book, Ali Shur, that emunah (active faith) is a reality, not a concept. It is the purpose of creation and the foundation of existence. It’s our life preserver to which we cling with a vice like grip. Emunah is actually a way of thinking. A person who looks at the world with the mindset of Emunah looks f ...
En el año 3622 de nuestro calendario, el Beit Hamikdash esta usurpado por el ímpio goberante griego de nombre Antiocus, el cual comenzó a promulgar resoluciones y decretos que constreñian a nuestro pueblo a asimilar la cultura, filosofía y creencias de la idolatría helénica. De tal manera, que entre ...
As we begin to study Torah from Bereshit בְּרֵאשִׁית once again, it is important to remember that it is God who reveals to man and not vice versa. There are more religions in the world today than we can count, one for every taste and each one is vying for position trying ...
Weekly Sidra: Rosh HaShana (New Year) Torah Portion: Bereshit / Genesis 21:1 – 21:34 Maftir: Bamidbar / Numbers 29:1-29:6 Haftorah: Sh’muel / I Samuel 1:1-2:10 The year 5773 is fast approaching. The two Haftarot for Rosh Hashanah are a reflection of pain and joy. On day one we read of Hannah’s prayer to ...
Tora: Devarim / Deuteronomio 7:12-11:25 Haftara: Yeshayahu / Isaias 49:14-51:3 Y te acordarás de todo el camino que el Eterno te hizo seguir en estos cuarenta años en el desierto para ponerte a prueba, para saber qué había en tu corazón, si cumplirías sus mandatos o los desobedecerías. Y te ...
Tora: Bamidbar / Numeros 22:2-25:9 Neviim: Mija / Miqueas 5:6 – 6:8 Bamidbar 25:1-3 Moraba Israel en Shitim; y el pueblo empezó a fornicar con las hijas de Moab, 25:2 las cuales invitaban al pueblo a los sacrificios de sus dioses; y el pueblo comió, y se inclinó a sus dioses. 25:3 Así acudió el pue ...
Hitbodedut – Emunah – Bitachon – Bitul Hitbodedut (secluded prayer), Talking to HaShem on a daily basis brings us closer to simcha (Ultimate Joy). Why is simcha so important? HaShem says to us, {Devarim 28:47} "Because you did not serve HaShem your God with simcha and with goodness of heart, out of an abundance of everything& ...
Weekly Sidra: Chukat (decree) Torah Portion: Bamidbar/ Numbers 19:1-22:1 Maftir: Bamidbar / Numbers 28:9-15 Haftorah: Shofetim / Judges 11:1 – 11:33 Jephthah the Gileadite was an able warrior, who was the son of a prostitute. Jephthah’s father was Gilead; 2 but Gilead also had sons by his wife, and when the wi ...
Tora: Bamidbar / Números 16:1 – 18:32 Neviim: Shemuel Alef / 1 Samuel 11:14 – 12:22 En nuestra parashat a estudiar para esta semana hay dos puntos los cuales quiero destacar. La ambición y el peso del liderazgo. Si vamos a Devarim = Num 16: 1 Pero Coraj, de la tribu de Levi; Datán y Aviram; y On de la trib ...
So, what is a “ger”? What is Zar? Let’s start off with what ger means. Strong’s translates the Hebrew word ‘ger’ as stranger, sojourner, alien. It is defined as: a) a temporary inhabitant, a newcomer lacking inherited rights b) of foreigners in Israel, through conceded rights. A “ger ...
Devarim 6:7 You shall teach them thoroughly to your children and you shall speak of them while you sit in your home, while you walk on the way, when you retire and when you arise. It is a religious duty that the words of the Torah should be sharp and clear in a person’s mouth that he should not stammer over them. To study and teach the Torah ...
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