VaYishlach is the Hebrew title for “And He Sent Out” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Genesis starting in chapter 32 verse 4 and going through chapter 36 verse 43.

The transcript from last week’s What is Christian Unity by Joshua Lewis.

VaYetze is the Hebrew title for “And He Went Out” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Genesis starting in chapter 28 verse 10 and going through chapter 32 verse 3.

The Four weeks leading up to the birth of Christ is called the Advent season. It is a four week season that can be traced back to the fourth century in modern Spain and Europe. The first official mention of Advent practices was from the Council of Sargossa in AD 380.

The transcript from last week’s The Orphan Spirit Part 4 sermon by Pastor Chris.

Toldot is the Hebrew title for “Generations” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Genesis starting in chapter 25 verse 19 and going through chapter 28 verse 9.

The transcript from last week’s The Orphan Spirit Part 3 sermon by Pastor Chris.

Chayei Sarah is the Hebrew title for “Life of Sarah” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Genesis starting in chapter 23 verse 1 and going through chapter 25 verse 18.

The transcript from last week’s The Orphan Spirit Part 2 sermon by Pastor Chris.

Vayera is the Hebrew title for “And He Appeared” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Genesis starting in chapter 18 verse 1 and going through chapter 22 verse 24.

The transcript from last week’s The Orphan Spirit Part 1 sermon by Pastor Chris.

Lech Lecha is the Hebrew title for “Go Out” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Genesis starting in chapter 12 verse 1 and going through chapter 17 verse 27.

The transcript from last week’s The Road to Gaza sermon by Pastor Brent.

Noach is the Hebrew title for “Noah” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Genesis starting in chapter 6 verse 9 and going through chapter 11 verse 32.

I am calling on HFF to stand with me and Israel in calling on El Olam (The Everlasting God) to show Himself mighty as El Shaddai (God is Strength) protect, and avenge those innocent lives lost, and protect the innocent lives from more harm. That Adonai will work a miracle and only He will be able to get the praise and the glory.

B’reisheet is the Hebrew title for “In the Beginning” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Genesis starting in chapter 1 verse 1 and going through chapter 6 verse 8.

Sukkot is the Hebrew title for “Feast of Booths” or “Feast of Tabernacles” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Leviticus starting in chapter 22 verse 26 and going through chapter 23 verse 44.

The Day of Atonement is the tenth day of the seventh Hebrew month. It is a day when we are commanded to afflict our souls. Traditionally this is done by fasting, confession of sins, repenting, and asking God to forgive us of those sins.

The transcript from part 2 of What Child is This? Looking at Jesus and the Day of Atonement. Part 2 deals with the day of Yom Kippur for Christian believers in Jesus. Looking at Jesus as our High Priest and mediator of the New Covenant.

The transcript from part 1 of What Child is This? Looking at Jesus and the Day of Atonement. Part 1 deals with the covenants progressing upon one another in the Bible and ends with the promise of a new Shepherd King from the line of David, who will restore and provide a way back. We look at these covenants through the lens of Yom Kippur and the day of Judgment and how that applies for Christians.