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Apostolic Writings Discussions Prophets and Writings Torah

God didn’t make a mistake with you: Finding value in your ‘one talent’ (Exodus 38, Matthew 25; Luke 12; Jeremiah 29–30; Romans 12; 1Corinthians 12)

Skills, money, influence, spiritual gifts and opportunities. God’s gifts are trusts we must steward well. From this tour through several places in Scripture, we learn that every believer is a vital part in God’s living dwelling place. Instead of envy or fear, we’re called to faithful, joyful service. Discover how to stop burying your talent, embrace your God-given role, and live as truly rich in God’s eyes today and eternally.

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Apostolic Writings Discussions Prophets and Writings Torah

Understanding the Tabernacle’s bronze altar: Sacrifice and spiritual transformation (Exodus 26–27)

Explore the meaning of the bronze altar in ancient Israel’s Tabernacle. Discover how its design, horns and blood rituals highlight public atonement, repentance and community accountability. Learn the symbolism of “Ariel” (Lion of God) and how the altar foreshadows the ultimate sacrifice of Yeshua (Jesus). Drawing from Exodus, Ezekiel, Hebrews and more, this study reveals how praise, good deeds and partnership with God transform ritual into spiritual growth and a foundation for modern life.

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Apostolic Writings Discussions Prophets and Writings Torah

How Heaven leads families from bondage to freedom (Exodus 21; Romans 6; Mark 10)

One of the key lessons from Torah portion מִּשְׁפָּטִים Mishpatim (Exodus 21–24) and from the Prophets and Gospels is that God and Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus) doesn’t separate religious and civil laws. The reasons for that are encapsulated in the Greatest Commandment and the Golden Rule — and in the Torah laws that restricted and ultimately abolished slavery.