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This Week's Learning
July 23 - 29, 2017 / 29 Tammuz - 6 Av, 5777
“D'varim” (Words)
dvarim-mini
Torah:  Deuteronomy 1:1 - 3:22
Haftarah:  Isaiah 1:1-27
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#44 of 54
Time: 1:14:17
Lesson MVS1344
Recorded 5766 / 2006
Many people have an opinion about the Messiah. This year long study examines each section of Moses’ writings from the point of view of the Sages who lived in ancient and more recent times. What did these scholars find in the pages of the Scriptures that would reveal the future plan of G-d in the messianic kingdom?

This fascinating study compares the Midrash Rabbah, Targums, Mishnah, Gemarah and other ancient Jewish commentaries with the writings of the Bible to discover in what ways G-d chose to speak to the people of the Second Temple era using traditions and customs to reveal the identity of King Messiah with startling clarity.

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This Hebrew text is pronounced, "b'ezrat
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