In the portion Ki Tavo (When you come in), Keith discusses the "seven species" that were offered at Jerusalem as the "firstfruits" offering. He also discusses some of the falacies that exist on the subject of tithing. In this teaching, he discusses the various types of tithes, who received them and how often they were given.

In addition, he discusses the blessings and cursings declared from the two mountains and how as usual, most have seen these various violations of the Torah in a very narrow way.

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In this teaching, Keith ties together many of the subjects mentioned in the portion and shows the overall theme that the individual commandments have in common. What kind of spiritual vibration do you bring into a room? Does order and peace proceed from you or contention, drama and confusion? Are you a donkey that has been yoked to an ox? Are you wrapped in a spiritual garment in which two competing forces oppose one another like wool and linen?

In this study, Keith challenges us to honestly evaluate our motives to determine if we are a person that has practices self control or are if we merely operates through ego and the  "desire to receive for self alone."

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In the portion Shoftim (Judges), Keith discusses the importance of honesty and objectivity in making any judgment. He also discusses the law of two or three witnesses and how our beliefs and decisions should be based upon a sufficient number of reliable witnesses in order to establish something as truth. Keith also discusses some of the laws of warfare including the prohibition against cutting down fruit bearing trees. As we begin to examine these commandments on a deeper level, we begin to see how they are important in understanding spiritual principles in the New Testament as well as prophecy.

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In this portion of Re'eh, Keith discusses "seeing" and some of the hindrances to it. He also discusses Mount Gerizim and Mount Ebal and the location between them called "Shechem." In this teaching, we begin to "see" how important an understanding of this portion is in order to understand  many other sections of scripture such as the well known passage of the woman at the well.