Shema’s Bible Study is held every Wednesday, at 6:30 PM. We invite you to join us Live in person, but if you can’t be here, we also offer Livestreaming via our Facebook page.
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For the word of God is living and active and sharper than any two-edged sword, and piercing as far as the division of soul and spirit, of both joints and marrow, and able to judge the thoughts and intentions of the heart.
Hebrews 4:12 (NASB)
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The name of this week’s double parasha is Nitzavim-Vayeilech: Nitzavim means “those taking a stand,” and Vayeilech means “and he
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This week Rabbi Loren & Rebbetzin Martha are joined by Rabbi Glenn & Rebbetzin Alexandra for a discussion of Proverbs
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Once I was on an Orthodox Jewish website doing some research. As I read their “Ask the Rabbi” section, an
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Shabbat Shalom. In one of the most famous songs of all time, Led Zeppelin sang about the most important set
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This week’s Torah portion is entitled Ki Teitzei, which means, “when you go out,” and covers Deuteronomy 21:1 –25:19. This
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Why study the Psalms? They’re part of the Word of God, and all Scripture is breathed out by God and
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A.W. Tozer believed that the truest measure of a man is how he thinks about God. Perhaps the truest measure
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Shabbat Shalom, this week’s parasha is Re’eh, which means, “see,” and covers Deuteronomy 11:26-16:17. The start of this parasha is
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I would like to begin our message this morning with a kvetch (complaint). Why do I have to lock the
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Shabbat Shalom. This morning I have the privilege of sharing with you my favorite psalm in all of God’s Word,
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This week’s Torah portion is called Eikev, meaning “Because,” which in this case means, “as a result,” and it covers
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Introduction We are continuing our summer series through the Psalms, and this morning I have the great privilege of guiding
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This week’s Parasha is V’Etchanan – it means “and I pleaded”. It covers Deuteronomy 3:23-7:11. This Torah portion covers two
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This Shabbat brings us to the introduction of the fifth book of Moses, known in the English Bible as Deuteronomy
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Why are we the way we are? Are we born good and pure and innocent and only get jaded over
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The parashas for this Shabbat are Mattot and Massei, translated “tribes” and “journeys” and bring us to the end of
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Shabbat Shalom. Today we will be continuing our series through the psalms with another of my favorite psalms. Now the
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It is very worth our while to read and study and contemplate the words of the Psalms. As Rabbi Loren
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The name of this week’s parasha is Pinchas, which is named after the priest who was zealous for God, and
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Wouldn’t it be wonderful to have a conversation with someone great, someone you admire, someone you respect? To be able
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In chapter 20, The Lord summons Moses and Aaron, and instructs them to take the staff and to speak to
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Shabbat Shalom. This week I have the privilege of sharing from one of my favorite psalms, Psalm 29. What I
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The Torah portion this Shabbat (Numbers 16-18) is called Korach, named after the leader of an infamous rebellion against Moses
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What is up with the world right now? Could things get any crazier, any weirder, any more hateful and divisive?
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This week our parasha is Shelach Lecha which means “Send For Yourself”. Parasha Shelach Lecha covers Numbers 13:1-15:41. In this