Join Mark Call of Shabbat Shalom Mesa for the conclusion of the story of the ‘Ten Plagues’\u00a0 (or 3 x 3 + 1) that begins the story of the Exodus. (Parsha “Bo,” Exodus 10:1 through 13:16)<\/p>\n
These teachings are available live each week via Paltalk, in the “Walking Torah with Shabbat Shalom Mesa” room (interactively, via www.paltalk.com) and also simulcast at The Erev Shabbat overview begins with the final two plagues in the “three sets”, locusts, and darkness which can “even be felt,” and culminates with the unique, separately-prophesied death of the firstborn. Oh, and there’s a pretty detailed description of the “prototype” — the first Pesach (“Passover”) — in there, too, even though much of churchianity prefers to ignore the part where He says, over and over even, to remember it, teach it, and keep it, “throughout your generations<\/em>,” as a “chukat olam,” or statute forever<\/strong>.<\/em><\/p>\n SSM Bo 2018<\/a><\/p>\n The Sabbath Day teaching this week again examines in greater detail just a few of the major ‘themes’ in this parsha, from those final plagues to at least a few of the concepts in the haftorah (Jeremiah chapter 47)… “Bo: Darkness Then and Now”<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Mark Call’s 2018 Torah cycle teachings for parsha “Bo” (Exodus 10:1 through 13:16) Continue reading
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\n…to the somewhat fascinating idea of darkness which can even be felt. And if that sounds like something that may have more than just “metaphorical” significance today, you’ll enjoy this discussion.<\/p>\n