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Rabbi Bruce L. Cohen's explanatory readings from the Torah and sermons, given at Congregation Beth El of Manhattan - a Conservative Two-Testament (“Messianic”) Jewish synagouge in the Upper East Side of New York City, where Jewish people and "People of Calling" (not born Jewish), and interfaith couples come together in Manhattan ince 1993 to observe Two-Testament Judaism. For more information visit www.bethelnyc.org, or if you're in New York come to one of our Saturday morning services.
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Forgiveness is something that is easy to say without truly meaning it, but hard to genuinely do in our hearts. However, there is a key to achieving true forgiveness and experiencing the freedom that comes with it. That key is Yeshua, who lives within you. When Yeshua forgives through you, the forgiveness is complete and transformative.…
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In the end-times, God is raising up an army of true prophets. In reaction, a spirit of false prophecy is also rising up at the same time. Bilaam is the prototype of the false prophet, and his spiritual failings are warnings to the body of Messiah in these times.info@mishkahndavid.org (Rabbi Brian Samuel) による
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Rabbi Brian explores the Autumn festivals of the Lord and discusses how they prefigure the events of the end times. This includes the tribulation, the rapture, the millennial reign, and notably, the return of Yeshua to Earth.info@mishkahndavid.org (Rabbi Brian Samuel) による
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Rabbi Brian's sermon centers on the central theme of the Torah and Prophets... to "Love your neighbor as yourself." What does it mean, not just to love your neighbor, but to love them "as yourself"? We will delve into the concept of loving ourselves, not in a prideful way, but truly in a Biblical way, connected to loving our neighbor. This message …
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Giving and receiving correction (a rebuke) is spoken of only in positive terms in all of the Bible. Yet both are viewed in negative lights these days. In this sermon, Rabbi Brian gives Biblical and practical insights into the art of giving and receiving correction.info@mishkahndavid.org (Rabbi Brian Samuel) による
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Pesach (Passover) begins with a Shabbat and ends with a Shabbat. The interim days are called "Chol HaMoed", meaning the workdays/ordinary days of the festival. It's in these days, when things seem ordinary, as if God isn't moving, that God does amazing inner work, even when we don't realize it.info@mishkahndavid.org (Rabbi Brian Samuel) による
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