His Majesty!

Hebrew: "Geuel"….gheh-oo-ale'

 Psalm 145:6

And they speak of the might of Your awesome acts, And I recount Your greatness.

Shalom Torah Fans! The renewed moon WAS NOT seen in Israel on Monday. However, since Monday is the 30th day of the 7th month — and Hebrew months cannot have more than 30 days — by default, the start of the 8th biblical month (aka Marheshwan) will begin at sunset on Monday, October 12, 2026. Special thanks to Devorah Gordon and Yoel Halevi for their efforts to search for the barley and spot the new moon in Israel. Rosh Chodesh Sameach! (Happy New Month)

Verse of the Week: Colossians 1:16

“For in Him all things were created, both in the heavens and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities—all things have been created through Him and for Him.”

When Paul declares that all things were created through Yeshua and for Yeshua, he is revealing something profoundly important about the Messiah and Yehovah's eternal purposes. Yeshua is not simply the promised Redeemer of Israel. He is the One through whom all creation came into existence, and He is the rightful King to whom all creation ultimately belongs. Every earthly kingdom, every spiritual authority, and every power that seeks to exalt itself above Yehovah will eventually bow before Him.

This is the great hope woven throughout the Torah, the Prophets, and the Apostolic Writings. From the promises made to Abraham to the establishment of the Kingdom described by the prophets, Yehovah has been unfolding His plan to restore all things through His Messiah. The same Yeshua through whom the heavens and earth were created will return to establish His righteous reign from Jerusalem. Isaiah 2:3 tells us that the Torah will go forth from Zion and the word of Yehovah from Jerusalem. The coming Kingdom will not be governed by the changing opinions of mankind, but by the eternal righteousness and perfect wisdom of Yehovah.

There is also a deeply personal responsibility contained within this verse. If everything was created through Yeshua and for Yeshua, then our lives belong to Him as well. We were not created to follow the ways of this world or to redefine righteousness according to our own understanding. We were created to honor Yehovah, walk in His commandments, and reflect the character of His Son. Yeshua did not come to abolish the Torah, but to fulfill it and demonstrate what perfect obedience to the Father looks like. Our obedience is the natural response of a heart that has been redeemed and transformed by the Messiah.

In a world increasingly marked by rebellion, deception, and the rejection of Yehovah's authority, Colossians 1:16 reminds us that history is not moving toward chaos without purpose. It is moving toward the fulfillment of Yehovah's promises. The kingdoms of this world are temporary, but the Kingdom of Yeshua will endure forever. Our calling is not to place our hope in earthly powers, but to remain faithful to the King who created all things and will one day make all things right.

So, this week, remember that your life was created for a purpose greater than anything this world can offer. Examine whether your choices, priorities, and actions reflect your allegiance to Yeshua. Spend time in the Torah, seek to understand Yehovah's instructions, and put His commandments into practice with humility and love. Read Isaiah 2:1-4 alongside Colossians 1:16 and consider what it means to live today as a faithful citizen of the coming Kingdom. Let your obedience be an expression of your love for Yehovah, your faith in Yeshua, and your anticipation of the day when the whole earth will recognize the authority of its rightful King.

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“This bread is to be set out before the Lord regularly, Sabbath after Sabbath…” -- Leviticus 24:8

May YHVH bless and keep you! Shabbat Shalom Torah Fans

Something fascinating I discovered while studying Parashat Beresheet!

I learned that the Hebrew word nachash (serpent) has a much richer biblical context than I had ever considered. From the Garden of Eden to the bronze serpent in the wilderness, these passages invite us to look beyond familiar interpretations and pay closer attention to what Scripture actually says.

This article offers some thought-provoking insights into the Hebrew roots of our faith and how the Torah connects with the words of Yeshua.

If you love discovering new layers of meaning in Scripture, I encourage you to read it!

🔗 The Nachash: More Than Just a Serpent in Eden
https://aroodawakening.tv/the-nachash-more-that-just-serpent-in-eden/

What stood out to you? I’d love to hear your thoughts! Let’s keep learning and growing together. 🙌

Shalom, A Rood Awakening Family! 🌿  😃 

We’re excited to begin a new cycle of weekly Torah 📖 readings together, starting with Parashat Beresheet (Genesis 1:1–6:8) - In the Beginning!

As we open the Scriptures and revisit the very foundations of our faith, may this new journey draw us closer to the Creator, deepen our understanding of His Word, and strengthen our walk with Him.

This year, we have something new for you! We’ve added audio recordings of the Scripture readings to the Parashah page, making it easier for you to listen, follow along, and engage with the weekly portion wherever you are.

We invite you to visit the page, explore the readings, listen to the audio, and join us as we discover the richness and beauty of the Torah together.

May Yehovah bless your study, open your eyes to the treasures of His Word, and guide your steps as we begin this new cycle.

Let’s begin at the beginning — Beresheet! 🌱

Shalom and blessings to you and your family!

From the Ambassador Family to your! Erev Shabbat! Love, Angie

I was walking in my usual spot, Glencarien Park, beeboppin along to a podcast in my earbuds, blocking out the outside noise. All of a sudden, over the sound of the podcast, I heard what sounded like a very loud guitar, so I pulled out my phone to see if it had gone crazy; nope, all is well … I looked to my left and saw a man sitting on the brick fence playing a guitar and singing a melodic tune. I pulled out my earbuds to listen to him play, and it was such a sweet sound. (I wish I'd recorded)(and I was already a distance from him when I took the pic, so not the best... but you get the jest)

Then it happened…. Holy Spirit started teaching me.

We can block out the noise with mechanical help and listen to what suits our needs, but when YHVH wants to break in and get your attention, HE WILL! I love this scenario so much. I left my earbuds out so I could enjoy this sweet sound. I walked by him and gave him a soft hand clap, and he returned my gesture with a beautiful smile. I continued my trek without my earbuds, and, hearing all the outside noises like vehicles, birds, people, and water fountains, even still, I could hear the sweet strumming through it all. I was almost home; in the distance, I could still hear the music ever so faintly over all the other outside noises.
Don’t be afraid of missing the voice of our Creator. He knows what gets our attention. He knows how to train us to hear Him, whether it’s like the sound of many waters, or a faint strumming on the guitar in the midst of chaos. He assured me that His voice will not go unheard… What an intentional GOD we serve.
Love,
Angie