The Perfect Justice of The Torah and The Righteous Judgement of Yeshua - Torah Portion Shoftim

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Shoftim - “Judges..”
Deuteronomy 16:18 - 21:9
Moses instructs the people of Israel to appoint judges and law enforcement officers; “justice, justice shall you pursue…” Moses proclaims. Such justice must be given without corruption or favouritism but be meted out with balanced scales and without human bias. It must be carried out with righteousness, according to the character of Our Father.
Moses states that all sinful crimes are to be thoroughly investigated and all evidence must be strictly examined before action is taken - only by the account of two or three witnesses, can someone be convicted and punished.
Next, the parsha gives us the prohibitions against idolatry and sorcery; strong language is given to deter the children of Israel in following after necromancers or magicians, those who draw their knowledge from the sun, moon and stars and those who would seek to pull the children of Israel away from Adonai. The laws regarding kings are then given, with the restrictions on the glory they can give to themselves and how they are to remain as ‘one of the people’ in humility. Following this, the guidelines for the “cities of refuge” (for those who have committed manslaughter) are reaffirmed.
Finally, the rules of war and engagement are given: those who are exempt from fighting in war, the requirement to offer terms of peace before attacking a city is pronounced and the prohibition against cutting down certain trees when laying siege to enemy cities, “for man is like a tree of the field”.
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Join Joe, Jakkie and Tommy as they deliver a message on the weekly Torah Portion, seeking for Yahshua (Jesus) and His love on every page. Every Friday 7pm UK Time, 2pm ET, 11am PT. ******* Shoftim - “Judges..” Deuteronomy 16:18 - 21:9 Moses instructs the people of Israel to appoint judges and law enforcement officers; “justice, justice shall you pursue…” Moses proclaims. Such justice must be given without corruption or favouritism but be meted out with balanced scales and without human bias. It must be carried out with righteousness, according to the character of Our Father. Moses states that all sinful crimes are to be thoroughly investigated and all evidence must be strictly examined before action is taken - only by the account of two or three witnesses, can someone be convicted and punished. Next, the parsha gives us the prohibitions against idolatry and sorcery; strong language is given to deter the children of Israel in following after necromancers or magicians, those who draw their knowledge from the sun, moon and stars and those who would seek to pull the children of Israel away from Adonai. The laws regarding kings are then given, with the restrictions on the glory they can give to themselves and how they are to remain as ‘one of the people’ in humility. Following this, the guidelines for the “cities of refuge” (for those who have committed manslaughter) are reaffirmed. Finally, the rules of war and engagement are given: those who are exempt from fighting in war, the requirement to offer terms of peace before attacking a city is pronounced and the prohibition against cutting down certain trees when laying siege to enemy cities, “for man is like a tree of the field”. ******* *More Information* Want to learn more? Visit us at www.almondhousefellowship.com *Find us on:* Facebook - facebook.com/almondhousefellowship Instagram - instagram.com/almondhousefellowship Spotify - open.spotify.com/show/1mpIfBkzvpeFi8zeSm4jkT Apple Podcasts - podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-upper-room/id1604676193 Email - [e-mail] *Led to join us in person? Read our ministries creed and fill in our form:* almondhousefellowship.com/pages/the-almond-house-creed *Find Biblical inspired products at Almond House Market on the links below:* Website: almondhousefellowship.com/collections/almond-house-market Facebook - facebook.com/almondhousemarket Instagram - instagram.com/almondhousemarket *Almond Grove Details* Find the full details of how we aim to acquire a plot of land to create a generational ministry: www.gofundme.com/f/almond-grove-torah-observant-messianic-community *Donation* If you would like to donate to our ministry please visit our websites donation page: almondhousefellowship.com/pages/donation

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Thank you brother Tommy and Jackie mind blowing teachings and great understanding of the Torah. We are blessed to have you all to show us the revelations you receive in gleaning the scriptures .thank you brothers greatly you give me a great base of understanding to see the scriptures more clearly. Praise yah father bless you both and the Almond house fellowship Amen.

[@peggytownsend6728]

Shabbat Shalom from Tahlequah, Oklahoma ( USA) 🥰. Always a blessed teaching. Thank you ♥️

[@egmjag]

I fell asleep several times during the presentation not because it was boring but because your style is very relaxing. You present amazing connections between the TANAKH and the New Covenant, demonstrating how-as you correctly state-that it is one entire book. There were times where I became emotional and cried because of what the Holy Spirit revealed through your parashah presentation. Thank you for your wonderful presentation. Surely you are anointed.

[@ruthjacobs4402]

Shabbat Shalom from Cape Town South Africa thankyou 🙏

[@kelsieallen92]

Thank you, Tommy, shabbat shalom from Idaho! Many blessings on the Fellowship ❤

[@Carol-799]

Thank you for your teachings from Manitoba, Canada.

[@alisonm.2518]

Shabbat Shalom from Ontario,Canada ❤

[@chiararealini]

Praise YAH for His perfect justice. May it be restored soon in the Kingdom🔥🙏

[@pamelamatto9227]

Shabbat Shalom from Gibraltar 🇬🇮

[@TheJ1D2B3]

Shalom

[@angelamcentee1277]

Shabbat Shalom. They didn't bring the man as well as the woman, as she was apparently caught in the act. Yeshua knew they were being dishonest. Great teaching, praise Yah.

[@janyard6413]

Both were equally guilty: was she a prostitute?... The priests would indeed have recognised the finger of God: perhaps also bringing to mind the commandments from which no one is clean..

[@grateful_sojourner]

Shabbat Shalom from Arkansas 💜 thank you for your teachings.

[@valeriegarza3073]

Shabbat Shalom @ lil town in Tx.

[@robinmitchell6132]

SHABBAT SHALOM From Pennsylvania; Y'all are My Peeky Blinders on YHWH

[@thenameofyah]

Shalom from Georgia USA! HalleluYAH!!!

[@andyvargas5249]

Shabbat shalom 🙏🏾 from the Bronx NY

[@Themis333-r1y]

The Rabbi Yeshua Is All About Righteousness, Holiness, Divine Justice of Hashem. There are Scales of Justice That are Accurate , Precise, There is a Holy, Compassionate and Merciful Judge of Eloheinu, His Innocent Shall All Find The Peace, and Justice. Prepare & Prayer

[@TheresaMercado-ck1ni]

Shabbat shalom SC ❤

[@keepsmilingfriends]

Shabbat Shalom 🙏🏼 thank you for this rich teaching Tommy. I’ve been thinking on the adulterous woman. The Messiah tells her to sin no more, is it possible she was guilty? And that He was showing forgiveness through repentance? He didn’t ask her if she did it He rhetorically asked if the accusers were there still after they left in shame. The lesson to me has always been about who among us is worthy to judge. No one. A living illustration of: For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Why is it impossible that she would have been guilty?

[@gestorte4122]

I’m curious as to why he says entrapment is un-just.

[@janyard6413]

Because it's a premeditated action or device, thereby acting instead of waiting on God's judgement

[@gestorte4122]

@@janyard6413 How do you know that wasn’t his justice being carried out? For example Yah used Jehu to entrap and destroy the worshipers of Baal in 2 Kings 10. Most child predators, or people hiring assassins, are caught by entrapment methods. Show me in the scriptures where entrapment is wrong. Intent determines whether it’s done maliciously or justly. Yah left the Canaanites in the land to test the children of Israel, if they would keep his ways or no.

[@Ollie-eh6jh]

Shalom y'all ❤ I believe it is no longer lawful in the UK as previously innocent people were enticed to eg. steal opportunistically before the target got there. That person would then have a criminal record and it was deemed unjust since it was not their predetermined intention to steal

[@peggytownsend6728]

Shabbat Shalom from Tahlequah, Oklahoma ( USA) 🥰. Always a blessed teaching. Thank you ♥️