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12 Jun 14:13

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PARASHAH SHELACH LECHA

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.

Shalom!

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12 Jun 13:58

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New in The Visual Torah: Shelach Lecha

Shalom, Michael Rood App Family!

This week’s infographic explores the account of Shelach Lecha, one of the most sobering and relevant lessons in all of Scripture. Standing at the edge of the Promised Land, Israel faced a defining moment: Would they trust the promise of Yehovah, or would they allow fear to shape their decisions?

As you explore this infographic, pay close attention to the contrast between the report of the ten spies and the faith of Caleb and Yahoshua. The land was exactly as Yehovah had promised, yet most of the people chose to focus on the obstacles rather than the One who had brought them there.

This ancient account speaks powerfully to our own lives. How often do we allow circumstances, popular opinion, or fear to overshadow the promises of Yehovah? The lessons found here remind us that faith is not simply believing that Yehovah can act—it is trusting Him enough to obey.

May this infographic encourage you to walk by faith, stand firm in the truth, and remember that the promises of Yehovah are always greater than the giants we face.

Enjoy your study, and may Yehovah richly bless your journey in His Word. Shalom!

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11 Jun 11:00

Omer Coloring Contest Winner 🎉

Thank you to everyone who participated in A Rood Awakening International's Omer Count Coloring Contest — and congratulations to our winner, John Lein! John will receive a kids prize package of toys that celebrate the Feasts of the LORD.

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10 Jun 11:00

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Encouraging Word of the Week

When Facing a Crisis of Faith

1 Peter 4;12-13

 Beloved ones, do not be surprised at the fiery trial that is coming upon you, to try you, as though some unusual matter has befallen you,

13 but as you share Messiah’s sufferings, rejoice, in order that you might rejoice exultingly at the revelation of His esteem.

14 If you are reproached for the Name of Messiah, you are blessed, because the Spirit of esteem and of Elohim rests upon you. On their part He is blasphemed, but on your part He is praised.

Scripture does not explicitly explain why Yehovah allowed mankind to eat meat after the Flood, but it provides several clues. Before the Flood, both humans and animals were given plants for food (Genesis 1:29).

After the Flood, Yehovah told Noah that every living creature could serve as food (Genesis 9:3).This change may reflect the dramatically altered conditions of the post-Flood world. It also appears to be part of Yehovah’s provision for humanity in a fallen creation. However, the permission came with important restrictions, especially the prohibition against eating blood, emphasizing that life belongs to Him. (Lev 11)

Many believers see the original vegetarian diet of Eden as the Creator’s ideal. The prophets even describe a future restoration in which animals live together peacefully once again (Isaiah 65:25). Thus, the Bible presents meat consumption as a permitted provision for a changed world, while continually reminding humanity of the sacred value of life.

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09 Jun 07:04

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Verse of the Week: Psalm 118:24

This is the day that Yehovah has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.”

Sometimes we need to come back to the simple truth of this verse. Today is not random. It is not outside of God’s sight. It is not detached from His purposes. This day, with all of its responsibilities, uncertainties, blessings, and challenges, is still a gift from Yehovah.

That does not mean every day is easy. Scripture never calls us to pretend that life is without trouble. But it does call us to remember who holds the day. The One who made it is still in control. He is faithful when circumstances feel uncertain. He is present when we feel weak. He is working even when we cannot see the whole picture.

For those who belong to Yeshua, rejoicing is not based on everything going perfectly. It is based on the character of Yehovah. We rejoice because He is good. We rejoice because He is sovereign. We rejoice because Yeshua has overcome, and because our hope is anchored in Him rather than in the shifting conditions around us.

So, this week, receive each day as His gift. Whatever the week holds, choose rejoicing. Not because everything is simple, but because Yehovah is faithful. Not because you know every outcome, but because the One who made the day is still ruling over it. Walk through it with gratitude. Face what comes with steadfastness. Choose joy where worry wants to take root. And keep your eyes on Yeshua, the One who gives us every reason to rejoice and be glad.

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05 Jun 20:00

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“Your wife shall be like a fruitful vine within your house; your children like olive shoots around your table. Behold, thus shall the man be blessed who fears Yehovah.” -- Psalm 128:3–4

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05 Jun 18:09

A Vision of Michael Rood That Changed A Family

Some people are searching for truth… and YeHoVaH is still guiding them in powerful ways 🙏
In this incredible testimony, the Cumbee family shares how an unexpected vision—and a simple online discovery—led them to the teaching of Michael Rood and a deeper understanding of Scripture and the Messiah 📖🔥
Stories like this are happening every day.
THANK YOU for helping people find answers, hope, and the truth of God’s Word 🌍💛   

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05 Jun 11:56

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INFOGRAPHIC NUMBERS 8:1 - 12:16 - (Parashah BeHa Halotcha)

We have prepared an infographic that highlights the main themes and key connections found in this week’s Torah portion. We invite you to take some time to explore it carefully, reflect on the relationships between the passages, and see what insights may emerge as you study.

We would also love to hear your thoughts, observations, and suggestions, as your participation enriches our entire community and encourages meaningful discussion.

Thank you for studying along with us. May your Shabbat be filled with peace, joy, and the blessings of Yehovah.

Shabbat Shalom!

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05 Jun 11:31

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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/