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Pastor Mark has used this great analogy, tying road signs warning of danger ahead, with blood moons. Imagine that the tetrad of 2014-15 and the recent blood moon which occurred on November 19 were like road signs, warning […]
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On Shabbat, Pastor Mark reminded us that G-d has a sense of humor, and that is something we can be truly grateful for as we were made in His image. It is easy to get […]
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We have entered a momentous year. All around us unprecedented events are happening faster than we could have imagined. In closing last week, Pastor Mark mentioned the gates were closing as this is the final […]
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Pastor Mark opened Torah portion, Ki Tetze with some spectacular information. He introduced the Hebrew word – “sheviit” – שבעית – the Hebrew word for seventh. Why is this significant, you may be wondering. On […]
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Here we are in the month of Elul, when we seek the King and repent of our sins. During this month we also blow the shofar every day and read Psalm 27. As you read […]
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Have you looked at the clock lately and wondered where the day went? How did those hours disappear so quickly? Or the date on the calendar? Is it hard to believe we are closing in […]
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As Pastor Mark taught from Zechariah 1 this Shabbat, he addressed this question: “Why rebuild the temple?” First, we remember that Israel had been warned in Amos 2:5b So will I send a fire upon […]
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The Hebrew word “devarim,” means words. Imagine an entire book of the Bible named “Words.” Why would the Lord name a whole book “Words?” Pastor Mark brought out some thoughts we could really ponder daily, […]
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Not only does G-d give blessings, but G-d Himself is a blessing. Exodus 34:67a tell us, And the LORD passed by before him, and proclaimed, The LORD, The LORD God, merciful and gracious, long suffering, […]
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