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Saturday, February 17, 2024

1 Adar I 5784 - February 10 ,2024 - Mishpatim - Judgements - Shabbat Studies

What Did You Glean About the 1Adar I Recommended Readings?

The recommended scripture readings for today listed on the Messianic Torah Portion website are:
  • Torah  (Law)-  Mishpatim /Judgements -Exodus 21:1- 24:18
  • Haftarah (Prophets)- Isaiah 66:1-24 - for Rosh Chodesh - the new month and Jermaiah 34:8-22 and 33:25-26
  • New Coveneant-Matthew 17:1-13 and Romans 12
  • Suggested Psalm - Psalm 72

Messianic Rabbi David Stone Jr. shared some very interesting and enlightening things about this week's prescribed Bible readings in his Facebook live today. If you dd not get an opportunity to see it at that time, you can see it here on the February 10 .2024 post on  Rabbi David Stone Jr .'s Facebook profile or watch it in the embedded player below.

Interesting Teachings Gleaned from Online Shabbat Studies

Messianic Rabbi David Store Jr. Online Shabbat Study- Mishpatim and Romans 12

One of the things I found most interesting in the teaching from Rabbi David Stone Jr, in his teaching today, was that the edict that people should be repaid for their injuries an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth was not meant to be taken literally. The was never in all Jewish history a court that maimed  people in this way.  It meant that the person who had done harm to someone else needed to pay them monetarily for the harm done to them. 
Another very interesting teaching from today was about the rules surrounding people being a bondservant. I often wondered why on earth Our Creator would make someone who wanted to stay a bondservant be taken to the doorway of the house and have an awl punched through his ear into the doorway. After listening to what Rabbi David taught on this topic this morning, I am starting to think that this was not something people were actually supposed to do, but this actually might have been said as a humourous threat. As in - hey you do not seem to be listening! You are not supposed to want to stay in slavery - not even as a bondservant!
What teachings stand out for you in this teachingon Exodus and Romans 12  by Messianic Rabbi David Stone Jr.?

About Messianic Rabbi David Stone Jr.

Messianic Rabbi David Stone Jr. grew up in a Catholic family as he studied the ancient writing of the Bible his eyes were oprnrd to te importance of the appointed times of Our Creator and that Our Creator said He would write His laws in our hearts - not do away with them. Messianic Rabbi David Stone Jr. enjoys helping people see how the Hebrew writings enrich our understanding or the life of Our Saviour and His teachings. He welcomes people to join him each Shabbat morning in person for  studies and fellowship in Beaumont Texas with the Congregation Melech Yisrael at the Christian Fellowship Centre 3950 Pointe Parkway in Classroom 2. If you are at a distance, like me, you can also take part in the live lessons on his Facebook profile here and even rewatch them later. Find out more on the Congregation Melech Yisrael website.

Children's Ministry Resources for Mishpatim, the Haftarah, and Brit Hadesh

Mishpatim Children's Ministry Resources

The Mishaptim are 53 rules about helping us get along with each other - how we treat people working off debts as bondservants, dealing with people who harm others - accidentally or with malice. It also includes information about three festivals : Pesach (Passover), Shavuot, and Sukkot. This section of scripture also includes special rules for the preparations and consumption of food.

Children's Ministry Haftarah Resources Isaiah 66:1-24

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Children's Ministry Haftarah Resources Jeremiah 34:8-22

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Children's Ministry New Covenant  Matthew 17:1-13

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Children's Ministry New Covenant Romans 12



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