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Index of Studies on Various Subjects
Messiah 101
Take Not the Name in Vain
How Shall I Know?
What Are You Doing Here Eliyahu?
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Warning: The truths contained in these
teachings are not for the faint of heart, or the lukewarm!
You can be sure that haSatan (the adversary) will do
all he can to keep you from understanding and applying the
concepts and truths contained herein, but it is our prayer
that every one who receives these notes will carefully
consider and apply the contents to their lives.
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We humbly submit the following teachings for your edification and
instruction. We pray that they will find personal application in your own
life. The principles contained in them are powerful when applied to daily
living and are excellent for use in small group studies. Keep your eyes on
this page, as there are many studies currently being formatted for
presentation here.
Messiah 101
In this study, we provide a systematic examination of the foundational
principles of faith in the Messiah King, drawing from the Hebrew Scriptures
and Jewish sages as primary sources. The information is clearly presented so
that Jew and non-Jew alike will be able completely grasp the concepts and
truths presented, thus providing for informed decisions concerning Him and
His part in the lives of men and women.
(Nov. 20, 2000)
Take Not the Name in Vain
Most of us have been taught that to take the "Name of
G-d" in vain is to use it as a curse word. Discover, as we
have, that G-d, Himself, has a lot more to say on the subject.
And, surprisingly, it has more to do with those of us in the household of
faith than it does with those without.
(Dec. 30, 1996)
"How Shall I Know?"
The blood covenant is a G-d given ceremony, given to provide
unbreakable connections between individuals, families, tribes, nations, and
most importantly, between man and G_d. Discover the meaning behind many of
the enigmatic passages of Holy Scripture, and discover how we can
know, for a certainty, that G-d's promises are
trustworthy. (Jan. 2, 1997)
"What are you doing here
Eliyahu?"
In the book of First Kings, we find the account of an encounter between
Eliyahu HaNavi (Elijah the Prophet) and HaShem (meaning,
"The {Holy} Name"), the Holy One of Israel. Twice in this
encounter, HaShem asks the Prophet "What are you doing
here, Eliyahu?" We offer this detailed study of this
highly charged time in Eliyahu's life while, at the same time,
asking some challenging questions of ourselves.
(Feb.10,1997)
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