The older I get, and the more I know more about who I am, in the Light of Torah, the more I began to get a glimpse of the heart of my heavenly Father, Yahweh, Elohim. I sin. That might come as a shock confession to some, but it’s true. And so does every person […]
It is the first day of the week, called “Sunday.” Last night, at midnight, most around the world shot off fireworks, fired guns in the air, sang Auld Lang Syne, and lifted their glasses to a new year. But is it the new year? By whose reckoning of time deems that the old year has […]
Did you know that Christmas was actually not a legal practice in the US until the early 19th Century? Are you aware that its practices are not Scriptural, but are in fact completely pagan? Check out this History Channel documentary with a lot of historical facts that might cause you to rethink the whole Christmas […]
One thing is certain, and that is change. We move, others move away, some decide to fall away, we grow older, and our bodies wear out a little more every day. Our surroundings, even if we’ve lived in the same house for years, change. Moth, rust and decay are ever present in this world under […]
Today we observe the 8th Day of the Moed, or the Feast of Sukkot, or commonly called “tabernacles.” It is also known as the “Feast of Ingathering,”a time that the harvest is brought into the barn. I know this is not according to the traditional or orthodox reckoning of the calendar, but our fellowship is […]
Traditional thought teaches the prophets in a way that ignores what is clearly stated by the prophet. There is a blind spot that is held in place by an adherence to tradition that replaces the clear commandments, as Yahshua said in Mattithyahu (Matthew) 15. Leviticus 11 commands us to not eat pig meat, among other […]
The more I study The Scriptures, the more I learn that there is not a single one of us who doesn’t struggle with believing what our Creator has said. We ALL struggle with what is plainly written, due to our own filter of tradition, personal experience, past hurts, insecurities, fears, and doubt. But the promises […]
Yahweh desires to reveal who He is to His people. After 400 years in bondage in Mitsrayim/Egypt, Yah sent Moshe (known as Moses in most versions of Scripture) to bring them out of slavery. In doing so he exposed the false mighty ones of Pharaoh and the Egyptians/Mitsrite. He brought their names to nothing, proving […]
I took a break from the Torah Perspective blog, to get perspective. I took down all the posts from all the way back to the beginning, in 2005. Many of those old blog posts no longer represent who I am now, or what I have come to know. This is a reboot. If this is […]