This week, Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship embarks on a study of the single parsha in the Torah containing perhaps the premier collection of the ‘most fundamental texts’ in Scripture. And they are NOT limited to just the ‘Ten Debarim [‘Sayings’, ‘Commandments,’ ‘Words…’] and the Most Important single command in the Book, aka ‘the Shema’, but others that are now even more overlooked.
The Erev Shabbat overview of the portion (Deuteronomy3:23 – 7:11)
Mark begins the Sabbath Day “deeper examination” of the parsha from the ‘inside out’, because the most well-known elements are in the middle of the portion, and also becauase they have largely been discounted now by a world not only gone “insane”, but downright demonic, once the parts that lead up to them were totally “done away with,” by those who failed to “hear and obey” as commanded.
Moses warns those who would turn from obedience to the instruction of Yahuah of the consequences, which included the exile we are STILL enduring. He warned as well about being coerced to serve other, false, ‘gods’. There is a vitally important promise in there, too, about the eventual time, during the ‘end times’, when we not just can, but WILL, “return to Him.”
But what might just resonate most with us, today, while we ‘wait on YHVH’ is the idea of just exactly what we are seeing built around us, and the consequences of that rebellion. A “World Without Trust”.
Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship for a study of perhaps one of the most “problematic” portions in the Torah, “Pinchas” (Bemidbar/Numbers 25:10 through 3:1), because it describes the outright ‘killing-by-spear’ of two pagans, engaged in a pretty brazen act, not only right before Moshe, but the ‘whole congregation’ of Israel. And for that act, Pinchas is not tried for ‘murder,’ but given an ‘eternal covenant of peace’ by the Most High Himself.
This lesson is not only ‘timely’ – perhaps more now than ever before in our lifetimes – but incorporates one of those “jots and tiddles” that speaks literally VOLUMES to those with “eyes to see”, but doesn’t even get translated in the English renderings of the Bible. Truly, an example of what is worth “studying for ourselves” from His Word, as Written.
(Internet outages Friday evening – sure looked like a beta test! — so this is a single combined teaching this week)
Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship for a study of the unusual, but ultimately famous, parsha “Balak” (Bemidbar/Numbers 22:2 through 25:9), for a couple of reasons. Not only is it one of the few with no mention of Moses, but it does feature the Balaam’s famous ‘talking ass,’ and, of couse, more parallels to current events than are even at first obvious.
And the Erev Shabbat overview outlines another major point as well: this parsha is proof positive that Yahuwah not only has a great sense of humor, but of irony, too.
The Sabbath day message is about those parts of the story that are much LESS famous, and less likely to be quoted as punchlines, than the donkey who saved Bilaam’s you-know-what, but no less vital to understanding the message, and the striking modern parallels.
From the context of the story – then and now – to the prophecies themselves, this story cannot be overlooked. There’s an ‘adversary’ working to block our path, too!
This week sex slavery and child sex trafficking are in the news, but much of not most of what underlies that far bigger story is not.
Instead, traitors who seek to destroy what’s left of the “Rule of Law” prattle about “reparations for slavery” — while they seek to EXPAND a form of slavery that will eventually exceed anything the worst antebellum slavemasters even dreamed of.
“Let those who FALSELY believe they are free — RATTLE their CHAINS!”
Join host Mark Call for a discussion of why understanding what the Bible really said about “slavery” (and “bondservice”) and the anti-Scriptural utter slavery that is is being erected now.
Host of the “Come out of her, My people” Show Mark Call prepared a new special show for a very special day, 4 July, 2019, which includes a look at where we are, where the 13 colonies once were, and why what has been so long ignored and in some cases now, even despised, matter more than ever.
Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa fellowship for a study of parsha “Korach” (Bemidbar/Numbers chapters 16 through 18), as well as some ‘compare and contrast’ from other parts of Scripture, and, yes, the ever more undeniable parallels with a world which is arguably in greater outright rebellion to Him than Korach even was.
But that is part of the ‘enigmatic’ nature of this story, too!
In the Erev Shabbat review, the story says a fellow named “Korach” (or Korah, in most English variants) took men and then began one of the prototypical rebellions in both the Bible, and history. And it ended dramatically, too. There is, of course, more to the story. Some of it you really don’t even see without a look back at some of the very revealing Hebrew words, which may not even show up in most translations.
The Sabbath day message, as promised, takes a deeper look at that “rebellion”, and why it was punished so quickly, dramatically, and UNUSUALLY. And, perhaps, why other rebellions against YHVH seem to go unpunished as well. At least for a while.
No doubt about it any more…so many things that ‘constitutionalists,’ Austrian economists, those the Ministries of Truth call “conspiracy theorists,” and, yes, those who read Scripture for comprehension have warned about for literally years, are not not only coming together, but approaching a climax of “Biblical Proportions” at Warp Speed.
This week, host Mark Call ties together a number of frequent topics, from censorship, currency collapse, and the 5G threat, to the incredible censorship and even just-now-documented sedition of Big Brother’s public-private partners like Gulag (aka ‘Google’, YouTube, You-Name-It) to outline what ‘come out of her’ NOW means in a world where it’s undeniably a matter of life or death for those with “eyes to see”.
Sadly, the Typical AmeriKan response now amounts to “I dunno and I don’ care!”
“A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects!”
— Robert A. Heinlein, from the Notebooks of Lazarus Long
“My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge.
Because you have rejected knowledge,
I also will reject you from being priest for Me;
Because you have forgotten the ‘torah’ of your God,
I also will forget your children.”
— Hosea 4:4
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This week, Mark takes a look at the “REAL battle”, between the God of the Bible, YHVH, and those who are trying so hard to replace Him with a fake ‘god’ created in their own image. Trouble is, it might not turn out so well.
This week host Mark Call again explores some of the – deliberately – ‘forgotten history’ of what was once the ‘Supreme Law of the land’ – and what happened to Rights that were once the function of righteous government to protect, as opposed to infringe, undermine, and destroy.
It turns out that not only is there a ‘common thread’ in what has happened, and why, but a goal that, while ancient, might still be surprising.