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After Yeshua's baptism he leaves the Jordan river to go into the wilderness for a time of fasting and temptation by the leader of the fallen angels known often as "the Devil." Yeshua combats this temptation by quoting the Scriptures in their proper context.

In this closing sermon in the series on animal sacrifices we walk through a portion of Acts 21 and show that years after the death of Yeshua, James (the Elder of the congregation at Jerusalem) saw nothing wrong with offering animal sacrifices at the temple.

Discusses intentional verses unintentional sin, ritual purification, the taking away of sin, temple worship, and much more.

This series has mostly been about a husbands responsibility towards his wife, but I would be remiss not to deal with a wife's responsibility towards her husband. This lesson covers SOME of the marks of a virtuous wife.

Have you ever heard someone say, "To obey is better than sacrifice"? What did they mean? There is a Scripture that actually states this, yet it is rarely ever considered by those who make this statement. Listen to learn of its original context, as well as more from the prophet Jeremiah concerning bringing a sacrifice with the right spirit.

Covers several spiritual duties that a husband has towards his wife. Neglect of spiritual duties leads to chaos in the home.

What did David mean in Psalm 51 when he said that Yahweh did not desire sacrifice? What did Yahweh mean in Isaiah 1 when He told Israel to stop bringing Him sacrifices? Do these texts contradict those we've covered in the previous lessons in this series?

Parts 1 and 2 in the series are briefly reviewed and then I move into Leviticus chapters 2 and 3 commenting on the specifics of the grain and peace offerings. I also cover a rare known command that Yahweh gave just after uttering the 10 commandments.

A conference call (discussion) concerning the WHEN of the new moon. About 3 1/2 hours. Hope you enjoy.

On this Sabbath I had planned on teaching through Nehemiah 9, but Yahweh had different plans. Our meeting took a turn in the direction of spiritual healing and comfort. I believe I was led to go to Psalm 23 and simply read through it, briefly expounding on a few verses therein.

The last of the physical duties of the husband towards his wife is in the area of intimacy in the marriage bed. This issue is covered in this lesson, along with some of the spiritual duties of the husband.

There are a group of people down through the ages of time that Satan, the Devil, is angry with. these people are commandment keepers as well as believers in Yeshua the Messiah. Satan's anger means that he tries very hard to steal, kill, and destroy everything from the true believer. This means that we will face trials and temptations from his hand, but in the big picture, we've got him exactly where he is supposed to be: at odds with us.

Details the burnt offering, and uncovers the simple fact that the majority of the animal sacrifices in Scripture were not brought because the worshiper had committed a specific sin. Also delves into the book of Hebrews, showing that the author made firm the Torah in spite of what many teach today.

When the two words "animal sacrifices" are spoken, people generally begin to feel a discomfort in their spirit. Most people have the idea that they are now detestable to the Almighty. This lesson explains how we must trust in Yahweh and not lean to our own understanding, pulling from the first book in Scripture.

When a man takes to him a wife, he doesn't just take her and then do nothing. He is to be the physical provider for his bride, making her feel protected, comforted, desired, and the most loved woman on the planet.

Have you every wondered why Yahweh commanded that a blue thread be placed in the tassels? Why not yellow or red? Is there significance to the specific color or is it just a random choosing by the Creator?

In this final lesson in the series I cover four reasons why I believe Solomon will be in the Kingdom of Yahweh in spite of his grievous sin against the Most High. This should give us hope, because we, like Solomon, have sinned time and time again.

When a wife sees that her husband not only takes care of her, but also takes care of and trains his and her children, she knows that she is loved by the man who married her.

Solomon was a man who was loved by Yahweh in a special way, yet in his old age he did exactly what Yahweh had told him NOT to do. Listen to learn about how Solomon was unfaithful to Yahweh, and how that we are all unfaithful to Yahweh.

Not only are us husbands told to love our wives, we are told HOW to love them, as Christ does the Church. What exactly does this mean? This lesson covers the answer and more.