torah Tag Posts Index

The language of ivrit ( עברית ) Exodus 21, Post #2

Welcome to my Hebrew reading & language series. Exodus 21:7-15 Islam still does this, Judaism no. Last week, we started the topic of purchased ah-va-Deem (servants),

Personajes Bíblicos Arquetípicos (1) — Parte 5 de 6 (Clase 17)

Aquí la quinta parte. Pondré las temáticas tratadas en los comentarios luego...

Why I Needed a Home That Couldn’t Be Erased

Baby Lady YouTube Video: Sometimes late at night, when the internet becomes quiet, I think about all the creators who disappeared. Not because they stopped creating.

Orthodox Jewish “Contradictions” Against the Brit-Ha-Chadasha Collapse Under Second Temple Evidence

Modern Orthodox counter-missionary arguments often attempt to portray the Brit-Ha-Chadasha as historically unreliable by pointing to supposed “obvious contradictions”

⚡ THE TON CORE INCIDENT — Episodes 1–3

Episodes 2-3 Episode 1 The Beginning of the TON Meme Cinematic Universe The citizens of TON City once believed the St. Tonians Academy of Mischief was merely an

Hebrews 8–9: Did the Text Really Teach Covenant Replacement, or Are We Missing the Temple Context?

🎥 Video Study: Introduction One of the most common ways Hebrews 8–9 is read today is through a replacement framework: the “Old Covenant” was abolished, Israel was

Yeshúa en Bereshit (1) — Parte 1 de 6

it gets louder when it is quiet

I didn’t expect this clip to land the way it did. What started as just another short between Baby Lady and Clown Cat ended up feeling… different. Not because of

The Rapture Doctrine Examined

The modern doctrine of a pre-tribulation rapture is widely taught as a central component of end-times theology. It is often presented as a clear biblical teaching—that

📜 Deuteronomy 28 and the Slave Trade — A Complete Refutation with Historical Sources

There is a growing claim online, especially within Black Israelite teachings, that Deuteronomy 28 is a prophecy of the transatlantic slave trade. At first glance,

Do Black Israelite Identity Claims Hold Up? A Textual, Historical, and Linguistic Rebuttal

A recurring claim in Black Israelite teachings is that biblical Israel, Judah, and the ancient Judeans can be identified with a specific modern racial category,

🕎 Passover, the Seder, and the “Three Days and Three Nights” — A Textual Study from Torah and the Gospels

🔍 Introduction One of the most debated issues in biblical chronology is the timing of: Yeshua’s Passover meal His crucifixion And His statement: “three days and

📖 A Correction on Revelation 20 The “First Resurrection” and the Importance of Sequence

🧩 Introduction: Why This Needed to Be Addressed In a previous study, I presented an interpretation of Book of Revelation 20 that, upon further examination, required

📖 “Like the Angels”? A Hebraic Analysis of Marriage, Resurrection, and the Olam Haba

🧩 Introduction: A Statement That Raises Questions One of the most discussed statements of Yeshua is found in: Gospel of Matthew 22:30 Gospel of Mark 12:25 Gospel

🧩 Introduction: Method Determines Meaning

Doctrinal conclusions are often formed by isolating phrases rather than following context. This study examines key “rapture” passages using: immediate literary context

🕊️ Baby Lady Analysis: The Recurring Face Hypothesis

When visual patterns, historical figures, and ancient texts begin to overlap 🧩 Opening Observation There are ideas that exist on the fringe because they are easily

📜 Revelation 20 and the First Resurrection: A Textual Problem for the “Short Season” View

One of the most debated interpretations of Book of Revelation chapter 20 is the idea that the “thousand years” have already passed and that we are currently living

Did the Millennium Already Happen?

Examining Revelation, Enoch, and the Hebrew Prophets One interpretation circulating online today claims that the Millennial Kingdom described in Revelation has already

The Weight Of Truth (Part 2)

they were a map, and emes was the compass. Elliot’s days took on a rhythm, like a heartbeat syncing with something eternal. Mornings, he’d brew coffee—black, no

Astrology versus the Passover Message

We are now in the Hebrew month of Nisan, in which we celebrate the Passover. This is a most auspicious time for the Jewish people, for this month is for us a time