Read the teaching for Parashah 51 [Deuteronomy 29:10 – 30:20] (PDF)

Deuteronomy 29:10 – 30:20  Nitzavim-You are standing -דְּבָרִים

 Nitzavim -:דְּבָרִים , You are Standing.   These words at the beginning of this Parashah are so beautiful that I truly cannot add anything to the
thought that is transmitted by them, but, let me try to bring out the TRUTH and the DEPTH of
Yahweh's wonderful Words as best I can.  Read more(PDF)

Read teaching for Parashah 52 [Deuteronomy 31:1-30](PDF) 

Deuteronomy 31:1-30 Vayeilekh - He Went -  וילך

He went Vayeilekh, וילך is from the word Halak, ךלה, which means, to go, going, went, follow, followed, walk,
walked, travel, go away, disappear, continue, he went away, departed, he walked about, he
proceeded, continued, he went reluctantly, was gone, moved to and fro, led, led away, he carried, he
brought, traveller, wanderer, wayfarer, mood, frame of mind, road tax, it is related to the word
Halakah, הכּלה, which means, law, rule, traditional law, something to go by, your personal day to
day walk , Read more(PDF)

Read teaching for  Parashah 53 [Deuteronomy 32:1-52](PDF)

Deuteronomy 32:1-52 - Ha'azinu - Give Me your ear-  האזינו

This Parashah begins with the words Ha’Azinu, and it means Give Me your ear. The question that I
believe has to be asked is, why does Mosheh want us to give him our Ear? It is because he wants us
to listen to and understand the message that he is giving us through the Words of the song that
Yahweh has given him, to give to us, here in Deuteronomy 32.  Read more(PDF)

Read teaching for Parashah54[Deuteronomy 33:1 – 34:12](PDF)

Deuteronomy 33:1 – 34:12 - Vezot Haberakhah-  וזאת הברכה-- And this is the Blessing

VeZot HaBrakah,  וזאת הברכה  And this is the Blessing

We have just finished reading the Song of Mosheh where the demise of Yisrael was prophesied by
Mosheh and how Yisrael would choose to walk away from the Torah of Elohim. But we are told by a
gracious Elohim that He has kept a remnant unto Himself and that this remnant would be
instrumental in returning the hearts of all Yisrael to the Torah, by the grace of Elohim. Read more(PDF)