Insights from the Torah, which includes Rabbinic literature and other sources
Light/Ohr (אור) is seen as a vital balance to Darkness/Choshek (חשך). Common in Hebrew, the words for Light and Dark can also be understood in a multitude of ways. In this case, revelation and obscurity, respectively.
In this video series, we explore the deep tradition of the soul in an approachable way, helping to make practical use of these deep ideas in everyday life.
In Jewish tradition, the Psalms are a sort of secret weapon of mass restoration. Within them lies a deeper power that many may not have heard about. We will look at some of these and a few combinations to be read for specific purposes, including one set that you should begin using immediately.
Below is a link to a live Member discussion study where we explored the tradition of the Davidic Messiah, the end times, and what to look for ahead of the Messiah's arrival.
People have been captivated by the Bible's mention of rebellious Angels, their giant offspring known as the Nefilim/Nephilim, and the various implications of these ideas. In this work, we explore the hidden tradition of the Nephilim, and its implications on humankind.
Many people have read Genesis believing that Adam and Eve were simply two individuals created in the Garden. This has created problems between religion and science, but what if this understanding was based on a misinterpretation? A closer look at the Hebrew reveals a profound nuance.
Join us for a thought-provoking online discussion as we explore the mysteries surrounding the tradition of Messiah Ben David. November 3rd, 2024 @ 3pm ET
In this article, we'll unbox common misconceptions about the Creator, and begin the exploration of a deeper, more sophisticated understanding upon which to build.
In this short series, we will walk through a high-level history of this term, its usage in the Bible and Rabbinic tradition, and its appearance in Jewish mysticism. We will also seek to understand parallels and divergences between Jewish and Christian traditions.
In this discussion, we wade into the confusing space of Biblical commandments, and whether they are for Jews, Gentiles, or everyone (or no one).
For some, Sola Scriptura is a cause for celebration, but for others, this doctrine paved the way for some significant problems down the road. How is this doctrine different from the native worldview of Jesus and the Apostolic community?
What is Gematria, is it a valid form of Biblical interpretation - and if so, is it found in scripture? In this article, we explore this idea and how Daniel used Gematria to decipher the fateful message for King Belshazzar.
