Genesis 16
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This week Rabbi Glenn continued his study of Genesis with Genesis 16.
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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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This week Rabbi Glenn continued his study of Genesis with Genesis 16.
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This week Rabbi Glenn reviewed and continued Genesis 15.
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Without a doubt, Sukkot is the most joyful of the seven God-ordained annual holidays. In my book it’s as much
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Happy New Year, everyone! I know that for some of you this is your first High Holidays experience, and I’m
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This week Rabbi Glenn reviewed the question of Malkitzedek’s identity, looking also at Psalm 110:4 and Hebrews 7. Then he went
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This week Rabbi Glenn reviewed the context of Genesis 13 and proceeded to study Genesis 14. He highlighted the consequences of
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This week Rabbi Glenn reviewed the context of Genesis 12 and proceeded to study all of Genesis 13. He also took
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This week Rabbi Glenn reviewed Terah’s initial journey (ch. 11) and Genesis 12:1-4 from last week. He then proceeded to cover the balance
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The Torah portion for this Shabbat is called Eikev meaning “consequence”. Israel is told that if they will be faithful
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This week Rabbi Glenn Reviewed Genesis 11:1-8 and finished Genesis 11.
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This morning we’re continuing our study of the amazing letter of Rabbi Paul, written to the believers at Rome. Last
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This week’s Torah portion begins the book of Deuteronomy, or in Hebrew D’varim. In the weekly cycle of readings, the
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This week Rabbi Glenn covered the first half of Genesis 10, introducing the Table of Nations, and charting where the
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I had jury duty this week. The timing of it was awful; so many other things were happening, and Rabbi
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This week Rabbi Glenn finished Genesis 9.
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The word Yehudi (“Jew”) means “one who gives thanks. Because we’re in a passage in Romans addressed to Jewish people,
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This week Rabbi Glenn reviewed Genesis 8:20-22 and then proceeded on to study Genesis 9:1-6.
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This week Rabbi Glenn covered Genesis 8.
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This week Rabbi Glenn reviewed the second half of chapter six, and completed all of chapter 7 of Genesis. He tied in 2
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This week Rabbi Glenn continued his study of Genesis with Genesis 6:11-18, and looked at several other related passages.
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This week Rabbi Glenn covered some topics relating to Genesis 5 as well as Genesis 6: 1-12.
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The parasha for this week is entitled B’ha-alotecha, meaning “when you raise up”, and covers Numbers chapters 8 through 12.
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This week Rabbi Glenn reviewed the last few verses of Genesis 4 (“Then men began to call on the name
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Shavuot is a holiday that reflects God’s generosity. Shavuot is the time of Israel’s wheat harvest. Historically, it was the
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This week Rabbi Glenn concludes his study of Genesis 4.