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  1. BenAvraham

    (Exodus 20) A look at the 10 Commandments

    Yet we see today, even though we don't make or bow down to silver, gold, wooden statues that symbolize who God is, or TRY to symbolize who he is, sorry guys, they didn't have cameras back then to take pictures, many bow down and consider more important things like; football, soccer, money, sex...
  2. BenAvraham

    (Exodus 20) A look at the 10 Commandments

    PARASHA: “Yitro” (Jethro) EXODUS 18:1-20:26 We see in this parashah a lot of wisdom on the part of Moshe and Yitro, his father-in-law. First, we learn that Moshe had sent his wife and children back to stay with their father and grandfather. I believe that, for safekeeping, when one...
  3. BenAvraham

    Judges 4:4-5:31 and Matt 26:1-75

    Well, of course, Judas could have repented at the last minute, then, why would he have committed suicide? We never know what goes inside a person's mind and heart at the time of death; only God knows. All we know is the fact that he went out and hung himself.
  4. BenAvraham

    Judges 4:4-5:31 and Matt 26:1-75

    JUDGES 4:4-5:31 In this reading, we learn about Devorah and Jael, two women of God who played important roles in Israel's history. We read about many “men of God” but very few “women of God,” but they are out there, and today, we have many women who are used mightily by God in ministry...
  5. BenAvraham

    When they were finally let go! (Exodus 13-17)

    Thank you for your comments. Yes, weapons washed ashore, like the swords strapped to the bodies of the Egyptians, the bows and arrows, spears probably sunk, (iron or copper spear heads) weigh more than the wooden shafts
  6. BenAvraham

    When they were finally let go! (Exodus 13-17)

    In gematria (a Hebraic way using numbers to bring light to different words), “Yeshuat” adds up to 786. Reading from right to left, one way to understand the message of this sum of numbers is: “MAN (6) achieves ETERNAL life (8)(a new beginning) through the PERFECT God who is Yeshua, who is part...
  7. BenAvraham

    When they were finally let go! (Exodus 13-17)

    PARASHAH: “B'shalach” (when he let go) EXODUS 13:17-17:16.... We are coming down to the “show down” where Pharaoh gets his just desserts, and gets what he deserves for defying the God of Israel, going back on his word to “let Israel go”, you cannot pursue Israel without getting hurt, and...
  8. BenAvraham

    Exodus 10:1-13:16 "The First Passover initiated."

    After the 10 plagues, God's promises were fulfilled. The redemption was fulfilled when the lambs and goats were slaughtered and sacrificed in the Israelite homes on the Eve of Passover. They would be freed from Egyptian slavery, they would be "walked" out of Egypt, they would come to Mt...
  9. BenAvraham

    Exodus 10:1-13:16 "The First Passover initiated."

    Exodus 10:1-13:16: “And the LORD said unto Moshe, ‘Go in unto Pharaoh’…” Strange, the word “Go” in Hebrew is “Sh’lach”, but the Hebrew scriptures read “Bo” (enter) so, in reality, the Word of God is saying, “Enter, or Come in unto Pharaoh” But why? One way of looking at this is that...
  10. BenAvraham

    Are we just giving "lip service" to God? Exodus 10:1-13:16

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  11. BenAvraham

    Are we just giving "lip service" to God? Exodus 10:1-13:16

    ” This month shall be your beginning of months for you, it shall be the first month of the year for you.” This can't be any clearer in my observation; it isn't January 1st, it is the first of Nissan, and since the lunar calendar changes from year to year, our “New Year's Day” (the real...
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    Are we just giving "lip service" to God? Exodus 10:1-13:16

    PARASHA: “BO” (enter) EXODUS 10:1-13:16 The Parasha starts out, “And the LORD said unto Moshe, ‘Go in unto Pharaoh’…” Strange, the word “Go” in Hebrew is “Sh’lach”, but the Hebrew scriptures read “Bo” (enter), so, in reality, the Word of God is saying, “Enter, or Come in unto Pharaoh”...
  13. BenAvraham

    A look at Ezekiel 28:25-29:21 and Matt 24:1-51

    EZEKIEL 28:25-29:21 The prophet speaks through the Holy Spirit and affirms that even though Israel has been scattered throughout the countries of the world, they will be returned to their land in the future. It is already happening; Israel was recognized as a nation in 1948, and since...
  14. BenAvraham

    Exodus 6:2-9:35 "God's promises to HIS people, His promises for us too"

    It could be that Abraham knew YHVH (his name), but the nature of YHVH of fulfilling his promises was not completed until the time of Moses, With Moses, the promised people/nation was ready, in Abraham, it had just started. (just an idea)
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    Exodus 6:2-9:35 "God's promises to HIS people, His promises for us too"

    PARASHA: “Va’era” (and I appeared) EXODUS 6:2-9:35 YHVH speaks to Moshe saying that when he appeared to Abraham, he revealed himself as “El Shaddai” which means “God Almighty” or “God all-powerful, yet he did not reveal himself as he did to Moshe, with Moshe he revealed himself with the...
  16. BenAvraham

    A look at Exodus 1-6: "Bondage and rescue from Egyptian oppression."

    Adonai had grace upon grace to Moshe, since he would be his instrument of redeeming Israel from Egyptian bondage. The word for “grace” is “Rachem” and “Rachamim” is the plural form; “a large and plentiful amount of grace”. There is “Mayim” in “Rachamim” (spelled with the Hebrew letters), so...
  17. BenAvraham

    A look at Exodus 1-6: "Bondage and rescue from Egyptian oppression."

    “Shemot” (Names) EXODUS 1:1-6:1 We enter into a new era, Jacob/Israel and Joseph are now in the past, yet their legacy continues, in “Am Yisrael” (The People of Israel). ”70 souls” entered Mitzraim (Egypt). It is interesting that the Hebrew word “Nefesh” is used for “souls,” yet the word is in...
  18. BenAvraham

    Blessings and prophecies for the "Last Days" (Genesis 47:28-50:26)

    PARASHA: “VaYechi” (and he lived) GEN 47:28-50:26 In this, we see Jacob (Israel) in his last days, he prepares to “go the way of all men” (as King David put it), Jacob is getting ready to die. He prepares himself and ensures that his sons and grandsons are blessed, so they know...
  19. BenAvraham

    A look at Ezekiel 37:15-28 and Matt 18:1-19:30

    Amen, On the "Little Rascals" I once heard Spanky's father say: "Son, this is going to hurt me more than it hursts you" and Spanky replied, ": Yeah, but not in the same place."