HOW TO BE A SPIRITUAL SACRIFICE

How To Be a Spiritual Sacrifice

My Torah Commentary on this week's parshah (at www.messiahalive.com/torah.htm) is one of my favorites I've ever done. So if you've ever liked anything I've ever put out, then you'll probably LOVE this one. In it, I show how some of the verses that Christians label as the most "useless" of the Mosaic Law are in reality some of the most deep and insightfully spiritual of all the verses you could study. In this week's study, I go through all the regulations in Leviticus 1 on the "Burnt Offering" and explain what they symbolically mean and how they apply to our modern day lives today. And yes - THEY DO apply to OUR LIVES TODAY!!! When you get done listening to this, you'll see why and you'll never want to skip over reading passages like this again.

If you think you've heard me teach on this before, there's lots of new material in this newly recorded version that was partially recorded just a few months ago live at my own congregation. So this is one that you'll want to hear again if you heard the first version, not only because there's new info in it, but also because it is SO power packed with so much information that most people enjoy listening to it at least two or three times.

And this is a wonderful example lesson to forward to your Christian friends, because it demonstrates the magnificent of our God and how the verses they may consider the least useful, are in reality some of the most practical if you just understand it from the proper Hebrew mindset. If you think Leviticus chapter 1 is a useless passage to read, it is only because you do not know the keys for how to read it correctly. In this lesson, I show you what those keys are. So don't miss it, click on www.messiahalive.com/torah.htm today and find out more.

Decoding Meaning of Animals

In this lesson I show how each animal in Torah is used symbolically to represent different things. Starting with Genesis/Bereshit 15, I demonstrate how 5 animals (heifer, she-goat, ram, dove and pigeon) are used to symbolize specific things in that passage. But even more so, the whole METHOD of decoding what these animals represent opens up our understand of the methodoly used in Torah for this, and is then applied again to Leviticus chapter 1.

This is a must lesson if you truly want to understand how Torah speaks to us beneath the surface. So don't delay, click on www.messiahalive.com/torah.htm today and find out the details.

Shalom, Joe