(03-17-26)
Tonight we begin with a passage from the Mishnah (Sotah 9.15) that speaks of the condition of the world at the time Messiah comes. In comparison we examine the chapters 3 & 4 of Shemot (Exodus) where Moshe is sent to begin the Redemption out of Egypt.
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(03-10-26)
Tonight we finish this series. We strive to answer two questions. The first how can a Messiah come from Solomon with the curse of Coniah? and How can a Davidic Messiah from the Tribe of Yehudah sit in the Temple Building eating bread.
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(03-03-26)
Tonight we look at views concerning the Messiah or Messiah from the Pseudepigrapha. We also discuss the war with Iran in the light of Purim.
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(02-24-26)
Tonight we present the evidence for one of the two scriptural challenges about the Messiah. First how can we have a Judean King descended from David and second how do we reconcile the Messiah being in a location where only Kohnaim are allowed to be.
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(02-17-26)
A deeper look at the Messiah and the Temple and how these two questions seem almost impossible to be fulfilled. Join us and see exactly what the two questions are.
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(02-03-26)
Tonight we speak on principles of prayer and how to be effective when we pray. We also discuss what if the Midrash and how do we use it. Discussion will be on the midrash about the plague of darkness.
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(01-20-26)
Insights including why did Hashem harden Pharoah’s heart, what other event occurred on this same day and how do they link to each other and many more.
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(01-06-26)
In the midst of the worst news what do we need to remember? What if we pray and feel G-d is not hearing us? What do we need to remember and what can we in the midst of our situation?
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(12-30-25)
We will discuss the minor fast day of the **10th of Tevet. This significant day commemorates the beginning of the Babylonian siege of Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar II in 588 BCE, marking the start of a chain of events that led to the destruction of the First Temple and the Babylonian exile. We will delve into its rich history and profound spiritual significance, including its role as a day of mourning and reflection. In addition, we will explore pressing current events on the global socio-political front, particularly the escalating tensions between **China and Taiwan*, where recent large-scale military drills like “Justice Mission 2025” simulate blockades and warn against external interference amid heightened U.S. arms support to Taiwan. These developments carry important implications for Israel now and in the near future, potentially affecting regional alliances, security dynamics, and geopolitical stability in the Middle East.
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(12-23-25)
Tonight’s Chavurah examines Why We Need a Temple and why both Jews and Christians often do not believe this. We will also talk about how we should strive to change this belief.
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