Weekly Torah Portion - Tetzaveh - Joseph Shulam

[@paulbenparra8214]

Blessed be Comrade , Hashem keep you teaching Torah ! Long live Yahshua our Blessed King ,Rabbi,Doctor, Adonai , Attorney, The Great Lamb 🐑 of Hashem ! Friend, redeemer, The great I Am , Glory and praise ! Prepare for thee time ! O beloved Yisrael ! The End 🌏

[@netivyahisrael]

Hi Paul, Thank you ! God bless you!

[@pennyasher2309]

Baruch HaShem. Great teaching there!

[@netivyahisrael]

Thank you very much! Many blessings from Jerusalem.

[@dalvadesouza6284]

A bênção e poder do nosso Deus.

[@heinrichdrewes]

Thank You

[@netivyahisrael]

Shalom Heinrich, You are very welcome, thank you for learning with us!

[@miriammiriam1982]

Shabat Shalom. Thank you

[@netivyahisrael]

You are very welcome.

[@TzadiJames]

Baruch HaShem Adonai Elohim is Holy, as disciples of His son we must live in the way that shows the world His Holiness.

[@netivyahisrael]

Amen !

[@whesochinasa7646]

What a wonderful explanation.

[@netivyahisrael]

!Thank you for learning with us God Bless You !

[@rodelsanbuenaventura3704]

Baruch Hashem great teaching rabbi Joseph Shulam. Shabbath Blessings be upon you and keep you. from Cavite Philippines.

[@netivyahisrael]

You are very welcome, thank you for learning with us!

[@voiceofmessiah-telugu]

Have a great shabbath dear Rabbi 👍🙏

[@voiceofmessiah-telugu]

Todah rabah for your valuable teachings Rabbi 👍🙏

[@netivyahisrael]

Thank you very much for reaching out, I am glad to hear you are being blessed by the teachings!

[@marksheekey]

yoseph how blessed are those you shepard ..shabbat shalom this weekend.

[@netivyahisrael]

You are very welcome! Shalom from Jerusalem !

[@pattycrm]

Wow! Excellent teaching, like usual. Blessings and Shalom!!!

[@netivyahisrael]

Thank you very much for reaching out, I am glad to hear you are being blessed by the teachings!

[@nathanielamiriam5148]

Great teaching, thank you.

[@netivyahisrael]

You are very welcome, thank you for learning with us!

[@erevhaqets7613]

While I do like the KJV for most things, the Hebrew word there translated “strange” means “unauthorized, foreign, or profane”. Maybe "strange fire" would have made a lot more sense in the context of the day? I am not sure.

[@netivyahisrael]

Hi Erev, We'd be glad to receive your question via email with the link for the teaching : [e-mail]

[@giovannivalle4279]

.. Shabbat Shalom .. who knows how it is possible that those who use paraffin candles and sulfur fire on 7-branched Menorah or 9-branched false menorah .. reading this portion of the Torah does not understand that they are dancing on a minefield ??? Isn't it better to celebrate God's will by publicly reading it as it is written in the Torah .. rather than reprimanding it in an artificial and false way?