 Christopher discusses the parsha Chayeia Sarah (Genesis 23:1-25:18, 1 Kings 1:1-31, Matthew 8:19-22, and Luke 9:37-62) in terms of death, what it signifies in Judaism and how someone using the example of Abraham would go about in honoring a loved one who has passed on. We also see how this directly parallels our relationship with Yeshua (Jesus) as well. 
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Nadene Glare
10/26/2013 03:10:37 am
Heard you on 104.8 last night and thank you for the podcast. I downloaded it and listened back to it today. I think you have something to show the rest of us and the Holy Spirit is telling me big things are in your future. I've never heard anyone speak like you and talk about the Bible like you do and it's something that is drawing me back in since I've almost given up. It's now making sense. I lost my husband 5 years ago and my downward spiral started around that time and I know in my spirit the things you said here are right I will be listening every week. I see it is a one time a week show and I was really refreshed to here your Jewish teaching on the Bible and it's cool you believe in Jesus as a Jew. I think other Jews need to hear this. TTFN TA TA FOR NOW. Leave a Reply. |
Torah Portions for Christians (Aired Weekly on KKVV, and WKLV)Each week an abridged version of the Torah Portion is given geared mainly towards Christians so they can learn at their own pace. 
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