I love these teachings, through Isaac I can finally understand what it is to truly be inline with the love of the Lord and I grow every week I listen and learn more. Thank you!
Halleluiah! Thanks be to Adonai who gives us the love and joy hearing the teachings of Pastor Isaac. Thank you also for giving him the wisdom and the strength so that he may be able to continually share his torah. May Adonai continually bless your ministry pastor Isaac
Awesome testimony of what Yeshua has done, is doing, and will do in bring complete and full salvation to us. I’m in complete awe of God’s great works that He is doing. Hallelujah and amen! 🕎🤠🇨🇦
Wonder of wonders WOW! pelah in Hebrew, Rabi Yitzak. I have been following the Called out Believers for some time now. Emor, speak, I probably heard this Parasha before, but it now makes far more sense to me, Kohelet 9 Not only was Kohelet wise, he also taught the people what he knew; also he weighed, researched and corrected many ethical sayings. 10 Kohelet worked to develop an attractive writing style, in which he expressed the truth straightforwardly. 11 The sayings of the wise are as sharp as goads, and those given by leaders of assemblies are like well-fixed nails; [in this case,] they are presented by a single shepherd. 12 In addition, my son, take heed: one can write many books - there’s no end to it; and one can study so much that it wearies the flesh. 13 Here is the final conclusion, now that you have heard everything: fear God, and keep his mitzvot; this is what being human is all about. 14 For God will bring to judgment everything we do, including every secret, whether good or bad. [Here is the final conclusion, now that you have heard everything: fear God, and keep his mitzvot; this is what being human is all about.] CJB
Shabbat Shalom. Thank you for this wonderful timeline your wrote out for us of the 7 Kodesh Appointments. I get it now lol thaaaank you. I heard you say a few times “The lamb slain from the foundations of the world” I did not know this ☝🏻 do you have a video where you explain this in further detail? Would it be in the 1st Parasha? Well about to dive into the Haftara
As His Ruach teaches the soul within my form His ways.. I'm wondering if Yahushua was taken on Passover, but for His people He was the Lamb for the 2nd Passover? The more I read the story of His life, I see he's the pure Sacrifice in the Garden. He is bruised, and cut, and torn after doing that, making His body no longer an unblemished Sacrifice .. if I read Torah correctly. He shows us how to die to self on the tree, and shows us that when the accumulation of sin is placed on our lives.. we are cut off from Yahuah. I don't know if this makes sense to anyone else.. but the more I study the more I find it at least something to consider. It also shows He loved us so much He made sure that even those who were made unclean by the world, when we choose to die to self at the end of that journey we are able to enter into His kingdom even if we have to come to the Second Passover to find Him because of our uncleanness on the first. Just my taking it in context and not adding things to make it a certain way. We also need to consider.. He was taken to two leaders, to be judged. He was imprisoned, we think in terms of you could drive to those places in a day.. but they didn't have that ease of getting from point a to b quickly. I truly feel the time that Pilot says I wash my hands of this as he's innocent.. was when they chose the Lamb, to be sacrificed. In its perfection so he could still be the Passover sacrifice according to Yahuah's beautiful word. I'm sure many will not agree, and that's okay. But I love that Yahuah gives us so many bereans that see a piece of the puzzle so we never count on man to give us all the answers. It was a good friend of mine that brought these thoughts to me. I'm pretty sure its right but if there are true scripture ways that you can destroy this so I do not follow after false leaven.. I'd appreciate loving correction. Baruk Ha'Shem Yahuah.. and His son, Yahushua who loved us enough to give us these parables and these gifts to show us how to live as He would wish us to so we can be in that Huppah with Him, at His wedding feast. Isaac I love how you share your testimony of scripture please know this is just one berean asking questions not at all a slight on your beautiful sharing.
It was a Divine download that there is a parallel to be recognized with the cycle of 40 years between the leadership of the humble suffering servant Moshe and then Y'hoshua 40 years later who brought the children of Israel into the Promised Land... just like the cycle of 40 Yovel between Messiah Ben Yoseph and Messiah Ben David.
The issue is one of faith, obedience, and a willing heart of gratitude… In the early days of Cain and Abel the offerings were not so much for sin as they were of gratitude and this was shown by giving some of the best firstfruits of what God had provided… whether fruit, grain or livestock. Deuteronomy 26:2 says, “Take some of the firstfruits of all that you produce from the soil of the land the LORD your God is giving you and put them in a basket.”- Keeping this idea in mind, let’s compare the nature of Abel’s sacrifice with Cain’s sacrifice. ABEL: “…Abel too brought from the firstborn of his sheep, including their fat.”-Genesis 4:4 CAIN: “In the course of time Cain brought an offering to Adonai from the produce of the soil.”-Genesis 4:3 So Abel brought the first fruits of what he had and that was acceptable to the Lord. However, in contrast, the Scripture tells us that “in the course of time” Cain brought his offering to the Lord. Actually, if you look at the original Hebrew, literally it says “in the end of days“! So instead of it being a “willing” offering of the firstfruits, it was a delayed, begrudging offering from an unthankful heart! When we give to the Lord, we are supposed to give our first and our best and we’re supposed to give it immediately because delayed obedience is disobedience. What Cain did was that he looked at what he had in his crops, and then AFTER determining that he had enough finally gave an offering to the Lord. Such an attitude betrays a lack of faith. So the reason for the Lord’s disfavor had nothing to do with the fact that Abel gave an animal sacrifice and Cain didn’t. It wasn’t what Cain gave… It was how he gave what he gave! He disobeyed by not giving the first fruits of his crop offering. This was disobedience plain and simple and reflected a lack of faith in his heart. And this is why Rabbi Shaul wrote, “By faith Abel brought God a better offering than Cain did. By faith he was commended as righteous, when God spoke well of his offerings. And by faith Abel still speaks, even though he is dead.” -Hebrews 11:4 Jewish rabbinic commentary is also consistent with the interpretation that the Lord was displeased because Cain did not offer the best of what he had. Rashi notes: "Of the fruit of the soil [means] the most inferior (Gen. Rabbah 22:5), and there is an Aggadah that states that it was flaxseed (Mid. Tan. Bereishit 9, Targum Jonathan). Another explanation: of the fruit from whatever came to his hand, not the best and not the choicest." Hope this helps!
In ancient times their were consisdered two firstfruit harvest festivals - one for the Barley at the feast of Unleavened time and the other associated with the Wheat harvest at Shavu'ot. It was the latter that was more often referred to as the Feast of Firstfruits although not referred to as such in Leviticus 23. Hope this helps. Blessings in your continued studies and spiritual growth! 🙏
There are many prophecies concerning Mashiach ben David and the kingdom to come but one specific verse in Isaiah 11:10-14 says, "On that day the Root of Jesse will stand as a banner for the peoples. The nations will seek Him, and His place of rest will be glorious. 11 On that day the Lord will extend His hand a second time to recover the remnant of His people from Assyria, from Egypt, from Pathros, from Cush, from Elam, from Shinar, from Hamath, and from the islands of the sea. 12He will raise a banner for the nations and gather the exiles of Israel; He will collect the scattered of Judah from the four corners of the earth..."
Another reason that Judah has trouble seeing Yahshua as Messiah is Judah (southern kingdom) was not given a bill of divorce like Israel (northern kingdom: Joseph/Ephraim, the ten tribes) was by YHWH in Jeremiah 3:8 (even though Judah probably deserved a bill of divorce too for her whoredom). According to the divorce statutes in Torah, a divorced, adulterous wife, cannot return to her husband, but with the death of the husband the law of marriage and divorce is annulled (See Romans 7). This aspect of redemption, during the first advent, was for divorced Israel, not Judah. So now, Israel, can be remarried to Yahshua at the wedding feast IF she will sanctify herself and become like a pure bride again. Judah is, and has always been, looking for Messiah Ben David, the conquering King, which is why they rejected Yahshua at first coming, since He wasn't restoring the WHOLE Kingdom at that time.
Hello can someone help me , do we Christians still have to keep all feast? Like slaughtering a lamb?? I know we have to keep the sabbath but the others?
We are to remember the feasts and observe them in our place. But we cannot do the sacrifice of animals because there us no temple in Jerusalem. Sacrificial offerings were done by Levites, until then, we have thr High Priest in Heaven. But we commemorate the Feadts of YAH bevause these are the clues(preparation) of the 2nd coming of our Master Yeshua. He said be watchfull, he is on all the Feast days of YAH. We are to observe the dietary laws for YAH said on the last part of Lev 11 be Holy for I Am Holy. Eating Clean Food are part of Holiness and Set Apart People for YAH.
Koby, I just saw your question "do we Christians still have to keep all the feasts?" REPLY: each of the feasts is an appointed time. Yeshua has something planned for that day (Appointed Time, Mo'ed) and we might want to be a part of that. Also, the question should be how do we keep it? Jesus/Yeshua said in the NT if ye love keep my commandments. So, the real question is; do we love Him? If we do we will want to keep them, we are not forced, we are encouraged to keep all His commandments as our expression of our love for Him. It might be a spirit of anti-christ that asks do we have too but a spirit of Grace when we do them out of our love for Him. God Bless
David was able to eat the consecrated bread along with the guards because in the Torah it was commanded to feed the hungry. Compassion was called for. Beside they were clean and did not have sex with women. 1 Samuel 21 Complete Jewish Bible 21 (20:42b) So David got up and left, and Y’honatan went back to the city. 2 (1) David went to see Achimelekh the cohen in Nov. Achimelekh came trembling to meet David and asked, “Why are you alone? Why is no one with you?” 3 (2) David said to Achimelekh the cohen, “The king has sent me on a mission and told me not to let anyone know its purpose or what I’ve been ordered to do. I’ve arranged a place where the guards are to meet me. 4 (3) Now, what do you have on hand? If you can spare five loaves of bread, give them to me, or whatever there is.” 5 (4) The cohen answered David, “I don’t have any regular bread; however, there is consecrated bread - but only if the guards have abstained from women. 6 (5) David answered the cohen, “Of course women have been kept away from us, as on previous campaigns. Whenever I go out on campaign, the men’s gear is clean, even if it’s an ordinary trip. How much more, then, today, when they will be putting something consecrated in their packs!” 7 (6) So the cohen gave him consecrated bread, because there was no bread there other than the showbread that had been removed from before Adonai to be replaced by freshly baked bread on the day the old bread was removed.
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I love these teachings, through Isaac I can finally understand what it is to truly be inline with the love of the Lord and I grow every week I listen and learn more. Thank you!
Halleluiah! Thanks be to Adonai who gives us the love and joy hearing the teachings of Pastor Isaac. Thank you also for giving him the wisdom and the strength so that he may be able to continually share his torah. May Adonai continually bless your ministry pastor Isaac
Father has taught me all kinds of Truth, through your videos.
I appreciate you, brother.
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Thank you for your teaching. Shalom❤
Thank you for this Torah teaching!
Thank you! Another great video! I love how you bring it all together! Praise the Son of God King Yeshua!
Blessed be the LORD MY GOD
Awesome testimony of what Yeshua has done, is doing, and will do in bring complete and full salvation to us. I’m in complete awe of God’s great works that He is doing. Hallelujah and amen! 🕎🤠🇨🇦
Thanks for this resourceful teaching. It’s always a blessing getting taught on the weekly Parshats by you.
Baruch HaShem YHVH!
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Dear brother it is our good luck that your videos are available in INDIA. We thanks our loving Jesus Christ of Nazareth who made this possible.
Thank you Pastor Isaac
You are most welcome dear sister! Blessings to you!
Its amazing how you explain and bring light understanding to some torah text. About eat meat with milk. Many thanks Rabbi.
Beautiful teaching 👏👏
Thank you we all need to be encouraged💖to do all things in love
EXCELLENT TEACHING!!!
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Wonder of wonders WOW! pelah in Hebrew, Rabi Yitzak. I have been following the Called out Believers for some time now. Emor, speak, I probably heard this Parasha before, but it now makes far more sense to me, Kohelet 9 Not only was Kohelet wise, he also taught the people what he knew; also he weighed, researched and corrected many ethical sayings. 10 Kohelet worked to develop an attractive writing style, in which he expressed the truth straightforwardly. 11 The sayings of the wise are as sharp as goads, and those given by leaders of assemblies are like well-fixed nails; [in this case,] they are presented by a single shepherd. 12 In addition, my son, take heed: one can write many books - there’s no end to it; and one can study so much that it wearies the flesh.
13 Here is the final conclusion, now that you have heard everything: fear God, and keep his mitzvot; this is what being human is all about. 14 For God will bring to judgment everything we do, including every secret, whether good or bad.
[Here is the final conclusion, now that you have heard everything: fear God, and keep his mitzvot; this is what being human is all about.] CJB
Shabbat Shalom.
Thank you for this wonderful timeline your wrote out for us of the 7 Kodesh Appointments. I get it now lol thaaaank you.
I heard you say a few times
“The lamb slain from the foundations of the world”
I did not know this ☝🏻 do you have a video where you explain this in further detail? Would it be in the 1st Parasha? Well about to dive into the Haftara
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As His Ruach teaches the soul within my form His ways.. I'm wondering if Yahushua was taken on Passover, but for His people He was the Lamb for the 2nd Passover? The more I read the story of His life, I see he's the pure Sacrifice in the Garden. He is bruised, and cut, and torn after doing that, making His body no longer an unblemished Sacrifice .. if I read Torah correctly. He shows us how to die to self on the tree, and shows us that when the accumulation of sin is placed on our lives.. we are cut off from Yahuah.
I don't know if this makes sense to anyone else.. but the more I study the more I find it at least something to consider. It also shows He loved us so much He made sure that even those who were made unclean by the world, when we choose to die to self at the end of that journey we are able to enter into His kingdom even if we have to come to the Second Passover to find Him because of our uncleanness on the first. Just my taking it in context and not adding things to make it a certain way. We also need to consider.. He was taken to two leaders, to be judged.
He was imprisoned, we think in terms of you could drive to those places in a day.. but they didn't have that ease of getting from point a to b quickly. I truly feel the time that Pilot says I wash my hands of this as he's innocent.. was when they chose the Lamb, to be sacrificed. In its perfection so he could still be the Passover sacrifice according to Yahuah's beautiful word. I'm sure many will not agree, and that's okay. But I love that Yahuah gives us so many bereans that see a piece of the puzzle so we never count on man to give us all the answers. It was a good friend of mine that brought these thoughts to me. I'm pretty sure its right but if there are true scripture ways that you can destroy this so I do not follow after false leaven.. I'd appreciate loving correction. Baruk Ha'Shem Yahuah.. and His son, Yahushua who loved us enough to give us these parables and these gifts to show us how to live as He would wish us to so we can be in that Huppah with Him, at His wedding feast. Isaac I love how you share your testimony of scripture please know this is just one berean asking questions not at all a slight on your beautiful sharing.
So good! Where do you get the idea that Messiah will come back after 40 Jubilees? That would put it in the next decade? 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
It was a Divine download that there is a parallel to be recognized with the cycle of 40 years between the leadership of the humble suffering servant Moshe and then Y'hoshua 40 years later who brought the children of Israel into the Promised Land... just like the cycle of 40 Yovel between Messiah Ben Yoseph and Messiah Ben David.
Shalom. Would you happen to have the Dead Sea scroll reference for Cain giving a substandard sacrifice ?
The issue is one of faith, obedience, and a willing heart of gratitude…
In the early days of Cain and Abel the offerings were not so much for sin as they were of gratitude and this was shown by giving some of the best firstfruits of what God had provided… whether fruit, grain or livestock. Deuteronomy 26:2 says, “Take some of the firstfruits of all that you produce from the soil of the land the LORD your God is giving you and put them in a basket.”- Keeping this idea in mind, let’s compare the nature of Abel’s sacrifice with Cain’s sacrifice.
ABEL: “…Abel too brought from the firstborn of his sheep, including their fat.”-Genesis 4:4
CAIN: “In the course of time Cain brought an offering to Adonai from the produce of the soil.”-Genesis 4:3
So Abel brought the first fruits of what he had and that was acceptable to the Lord. However, in contrast, the Scripture tells us that “in the course of time” Cain brought his offering to the Lord.
Actually, if you look at the original Hebrew, literally it says “in the end of days“! So instead of it being a “willing” offering of the firstfruits, it was a delayed, begrudging offering from an unthankful heart!
When we give to the Lord, we are supposed to give our first and our best and we’re supposed to give it immediately because delayed obedience is disobedience.
What Cain did was that he looked at what he had in his crops, and then AFTER determining that he had enough finally gave an offering to the Lord.
Such an attitude betrays a lack of faith. So the reason for the Lord’s disfavor had nothing to do with the fact that Abel gave an animal sacrifice and Cain didn’t. It wasn’t what Cain gave… It was how he gave what he gave!
He disobeyed by not giving the first fruits of his crop offering. This was disobedience plain and simple and reflected a lack of faith in his heart. And this is why Rabbi Shaul wrote, “By faith Abel brought God
a better offering than Cain did. By faith he was commended as righteous,
when God spoke well of his offerings. And by faith Abel still speaks, even though he is dead.” -Hebrews 11:4
Jewish rabbinic commentary is also consistent with the interpretation that the Lord was displeased because Cain did not offer the best of what he had. Rashi notes: "Of the fruit of the soil [means] the most inferior (Gen. Rabbah 22:5), and there is an Aggadah that states that it was flaxseed (Mid. Tan. Bereishit 9, Targum Jonathan). Another explanation: of the fruit from whatever came to his hand, not the best and not the choicest." Hope this helps!
In the video Rabbi says the Dead Sea scrolls mention Cain’s sacrifice. I was just asking the reference for that. Thank you
Question on lev 23 , 14th day is passover and 15th day is unleavened bread which there is no mention of day for first fruits pls explain
In ancient times their were consisdered two firstfruit harvest festivals - one for the Barley at the feast of Unleavened time and the other associated with the Wheat harvest at Shavu'ot. It was the latter that was more often referred to as the Feast of Firstfruits although not referred to as such in Leviticus 23. Hope this helps. Blessings in your continued studies and spiritual growth! 🙏
So what specific verses does it say about his second coming but according to Torah or the Navims?
There are many prophecies concerning Mashiach ben David and the kingdom to come but one specific verse in Isaiah 11:10-14 says, "On that day the Root of Jesse will stand as a banner for the peoples. The nations will seek Him, and His place of rest will be glorious. 11 On that day the Lord will extend His hand a second time to recover the remnant of His people from Assyria, from Egypt, from Pathros, from Cush, from Elam, from Shinar, from Hamath, and from the islands of the sea. 12He will raise a banner for the nations and gather the exiles of Israel; He will collect the scattered of Judah from the four corners of the earth..."
Another reason that Judah has trouble seeing Yahshua as Messiah is Judah (southern kingdom) was not given a bill of divorce like Israel (northern kingdom: Joseph/Ephraim, the ten tribes) was by YHWH in Jeremiah 3:8 (even though Judah probably deserved a bill of divorce too for her whoredom). According to the divorce statutes in Torah, a divorced, adulterous wife, cannot return to her husband, but with the death of the husband the law of marriage and divorce is annulled (See Romans 7). This aspect of redemption, during the first advent, was for divorced Israel, not Judah. So now, Israel, can be remarried to Yahshua at the wedding feast IF she will sanctify herself and become like a pure bride again. Judah is, and has always been, looking for Messiah Ben David, the conquering King, which is why they rejected Yahshua at first coming, since He wasn't restoring the WHOLE Kingdom at that time.
Where is it written that Yeshua fasted? John’s disciples fasted but I can’t recall Yeshua fasting.
Just like Moses, Yeshua fasted 40 days in the wilderness... you can read about it in Matthew 4.
Hello can someone help me , do we Christians still have to keep all feast? Like slaughtering a lamb??
I know we have to keep the sabbath but the others?
We are to remember the feasts and observe them in our place. But we cannot do the sacrifice of animals because there us no temple in Jerusalem. Sacrificial offerings were done by Levites, until then, we have thr High Priest in Heaven. But we commemorate the Feadts of YAH bevause these are the clues(preparation) of the 2nd coming of our Master Yeshua. He said be watchfull, he is on all the Feast days of YAH.
We are to observe the dietary laws for YAH said on the last part of Lev 11 be Holy for I Am Holy. Eating Clean Food are part of Holiness and Set Apart People for YAH.
Koby, I just saw your question "do we Christians still have to keep all the feasts?" REPLY: each of the feasts is an appointed time. Yeshua has something planned for that day (Appointed Time, Mo'ed) and we might want to be a part of that. Also, the question should be how do we keep it? Jesus/Yeshua said in the NT if ye love keep my commandments. So, the real question is; do we love Him? If we do we will want to keep them, we are not forced, we are encouraged to keep all His commandments as our expression of our love for Him. It might be a spirit of anti-christ that asks do we have too but a spirit of Grace when we do them out of our love for Him. God Bless
The first Shabbat was when God rested on the seventh day after the creation... And Hebrew the word is shabbaton i Believe....Also Noah means rest
How do i fast in the right way
A 7+ day water fast is best
David was able to eat the consecrated bread along with the guards because in the Torah it was commanded to feed the hungry. Compassion was called for. Beside they were clean and did not have sex with women.
1 Samuel 21
Complete Jewish Bible
21 (20:42b) So David got up and left, and Y’honatan went back to the city.
2 (1) David went to see Achimelekh the cohen in Nov. Achimelekh came trembling to meet David and asked, “Why are you alone? Why is no one with you?” 3 (2) David said to Achimelekh the cohen, “The king has sent me on a mission and told me not to let anyone know its purpose or what I’ve been ordered to do. I’ve arranged a place where the guards are to meet me. 4 (3) Now, what do you have on hand? If you can spare five loaves of bread, give them to me, or whatever there is.” 5 (4) The cohen answered David, “I don’t have any regular bread; however, there is consecrated bread - but only if the guards have abstained from women. 6 (5) David answered the cohen, “Of course women have been kept away from us, as on previous campaigns. Whenever I go out on campaign, the men’s gear is clean, even if it’s an ordinary trip. How much more, then, today, when they will be putting something consecrated in their packs!” 7 (6) So the cohen gave him consecrated bread, because there was no bread there other than the showbread that had been removed from before Adonai to be replaced by freshly baked bread on the day the old bread was removed.