𝐌𝐢𝐬𝐡𝐩𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐦—Hebrew for “laws or justice” the second word of the parashah) is the eighteenth weekly Torah portion (פָּרָשָׁה, parashah) in the annual cycle of Torah reading and the sixth in the Book of Exodus. The parashah sets out a series of laws, which some scholars call the Covenant Code. It […]
Shalom Family, Below are a list of resources I have complied for Passover. As you prepare and observe please remember that everything we do in the natural is to grow spiritually. Remember to clean the leaven out of your heart! Passover 2020 Reflection Blog Uganda Jewish Interactive Online Haggadah What […]
As we enter the Western month of September and continue the Biblical month of Elul and head towards the month of Tishrei we are preparing for the Fall Feast and Kodesh (Holy) Days of Scripture. The first of these special days is Yom Teruah aka Day of Trumpets most commonly […]
Except from Prophetic Whirlwind: Uncovering The Black Biblical Destiny On April 11, 2017, I was invited to give the opening reflection for the Lab Shul Freedom Feast Passover Seder. For the Seder Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie assigned me a passage from Exodus, which when read in Hebrew shows that the Hebrew […]
What I love about the Book of Exodus and Passover is that through both we are shown that we serve an Elohim of liberation and justice. During this worldwide crisis through our relationship with Yah we can face the reality of our circumstances not ignoring the truth of what is […]
I am in my 30’s and a virgin. Sadly, in America this is kind of embarrassing to type. We talk about a great deal of things in the awakening: who Esau is, where “true” Jerusalem is, what is pagan, how to correctly pronounce The Father and Messiah’s name, the curses, […]
Excited to be writing ✍🏾for TsanaExpo an Instagram Mega on Modesty follow them at @tsanaexpo ————————— Read the article below👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 From TsanaExpo – December 2019 (2nd Fall Edition) As women of Yisra’EL our greatest strength does not lie in our beauty, or in our smooth words or our in our […]
This reflection was originally shared on The Ezer Rising Facebook Page In the spring of 2014 I was one of the speakers at a Campus Crusade for Christ NYC Women’s Conference but what was unusual about this conference is that its organizer studied at the Jewish Theological Seminary of New York. The organizer did […]
Many West African marriage traditions can be found within ancient Hebraic marriage traditions. One of these traditions is Knocking during engagement: 👰🏾The igbo translation of iku aka is ‘to knock on the door’ and “Iju Ese” is translated as: ‘to ask about or inquire’. 👰🏿When a man decides to marry […]
Sometimes Yah delivers and protects us not because of anything we do or anyone we are but because of his covenant with us, our families or our ancestors. Yah also hears our cries even if they are silent. Even when people are doing wrong to you there is a point […]