Shabbat Shalom, Michael Rood family!
We are pleased to share the infographic for the Torah portion Va'etchanan. Explore its connections, key themes, and fascinating facts. We hope you enjoy it!
Shabbat Shalom, Michael Rood family!
We are pleased to share the infographic for the Torah portion Va'etchanan. Explore its connections, key themes, and fascinating facts. We hope you enjoy it!
Shema, O Isra’el… But Are We Really Listening?
https://aroodawakening.tv/community/deuteronomy-devarim/parashah-vaetachanan/
Shalom dear family, and welcome to Va’et’chanan.
In this Torah portion, Moses calls Israel to remember the covenant and declares the words that have echoed through the generations:
“Shema, O Isra’el: Yehovah our Elohim, Yehovah is One.”
To shema is more than to hear—it is to listen with the intent to obey.
As we study this parashah, let us ask ourselves: Are we simply hearing the Word, or are we truly listening?
Shalom, A Rood Awakening family!
We pray your week is filled with wisdom, peace, and a growing desire to walk in Yehovah's ways.
As we begin our study of Devarim (Deuteronomy), we invite you to take time to explore this week's teachings, articles, and resources. Devarim is more than a review of Israel's journey—it is a heartfelt call to remember, to trust, and to faithfully walk in covenant with our Creator.
Whether you are studying on your own, with your family, or in a fellowship group, we hope these resources will encourage you to apply the timeless lessons of Scripture to your daily life.
Explore this week's Devarim resources here:
https://aroodawakening.tv/community/deuteronomy-devarim/parashah-devarim/
May Yehovah bless you as you continue to seek His truth and walk in His instruction.
Shalom!
Shalom, dear friends!
This week, we come to Matot and Masei, the final two Torah portions in the book of Numbers. Together, they remind us of the weight of our words, the importance of keeping our commitments, and the many stages of Israel’s journey through the wilderness.
As we explore these passages, may we also consider the commitments we make, the lessons we learn along the way, and how every stage of our own journey can prepare us for what lies ahead.
We invite you to explore this week’s teachings, articles, and resources!
https://aroodawakening.tv/community/numbers-bmidbar/parashot-mattot-massei/
Shalom, friends! We’re so glad you’re here. We invite you to explore this week’s Torah portion and discover the timeless lessons of faithfulness, courage, justice, and legacy that still speak powerfully to our lives today. 😃
If you would like to explore more teachings and resources related to this portion of Scripture, we warmly invite you to visit our Pinchas page.
Shalom, everyone!
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This week, we’re pleased to share the infographic for Balak, designed to give you a clear and engaging overview of this Torah portion. It highlights the key events, central themes, important characters, and practical lessons that emerge from the text, making it an excellent companion for your personal study, family discussion, or fellowship group.
We pray that this resource will help you see the faithfulness of Yehovah more clearly, deepen your appreciation for His Torah, and inspire you to walk more faithfully in His ways.
Thank you for being part of this growing community of seekers. We hope this week’s infographic is a blessing to you.
Shalom, and enjoy your study!
Shalom and thank you to all our faithful supporters! Your prayers and generosity help make it possible to share the message of the Torah and the Messiah with people around the world through the Michael Rood App and our various outreach ministries.
This week’s Torah portion, Korach, reminds us that true authority is not established by popularity or personal ambition, but by the calling and appointment of Yehovah. Korach’s rebellion against Moses and Aaron serves as a powerful warning about the consequences of rejecting the order that God has established. The portion also addresses the support of the Levitical and priestly service, leading naturally into the often-misunderstood subject of tithes and offerings. If you would like to explore what the Scriptures actually teach about biblical tithing, we invite you to read our in-depth study available on the A Rood Awakening website. Join us as we uncover timeless lessons on humility, obedience, leadership, and faithfulness to Yehovah’s instructions.
For additional resources and our in-depth study on biblical tithing, visit us at AROODAWAKENING.TV
Shabbat Shalom, dear A Rood Awakening family!
This week's Torah portion offers far more than a historical account. It presents timeless lessons about faith, leadership, obedience, and the consequences of allowing fear to overshadow the promises of Yehovah.
To complement your study, we have prepared several related resources, including practical articles that explore how the lessons of this portion apply to everyday life. From the danger of following the crowd instead of the Word of Yehovah, to the wisdom of sharing responsibilities and developing future leaders, these studies are designed to help bridge the gap between the biblical text and our daily walk.
We invite you to take a few moments to explore the infographic, read the accompanying articles, and reflect on how these principles can strengthen your faith and guide your decisions today.
May your study be fruitful and may the lessons of this week's portion encourage you to trust Yehovah's promises above all else.
Shabbat Shalom, 😀 dear A Rood Awakening community.
This week’s Torah portion offers two powerful lessons with direct relevance to our daily walk. The first explores the impact of words that defile, while the second reveals how the presence of Yehovah guides us toward a life of meaning and purpose.
We invite you to study along with us:https://aroodawakening.tv/community/numbers-bmidbar/parashah-behaalotcha-arai/
Are We Acting with Hostility Toward Yehovah?
Have you ever come face to face with a hostile dog? It doesn’t matter whether you approach it with friendliness, fear, or neutrality—it will still bare its teeth, ready to threaten or attack.
Regrettably, we often respond in much the same way toward the Instructions—the Torah—of Yehovah.
To better understand this, consider a couple of definitions:
Hostile: opposed or antagonistic.
Hostility: a provocative, contrary attitude—often without cause—toward another living being. It involves abusive and aggressive behavior that may manifest as emotional or physical harm, whether from an individual, a small group, or a larger collective.
Some dogs are so hostile they even bite the hand of their master.
Leviticus 26:14–41 clearly and thoroughly defines what Yehovah considers hostility toward Him: disobedience to the Torah, rejection and contempt of His statutes, and the breaking of the covenant made with Him.
This is exactly what our forefathers did. As a result, they were exiled by the Assyrians and removed from the land Yehovah had given as an inheritance.
Persistently, they chose to abandon the instruction meant to make them the most blessed nation on earth. They exchanged truth for deception, which led... Continue reading: 👇
https://aroodawakening.tv/are-we-acting-with-hostility-toward-yehovah/