From: heb_roots_chr@mail.geocities.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 1997 11:06 PM
To: "Hebraic Heritage Newsgroup"
Subject: Re: Torah Readings for the New Year
To: heb_roots_chr@geocities.com
From: Yehoshua Fosdick
Subject: Re: Torah Readings for the New Year
>From: Sharon Luzzi
>To: heb_roots_chr@geocities.com
>Subject: Re: rabbi etc
>
>Greetings,
>This does not apply to Rabbis. I was just wondering where do we get a
>Reading schedule for the Torah for the New Year?
>
>In His service,
>Sharon Luzzi
>
>>From Eddie:
>**************
>
> Write to Cheryle Holeman at HaY'Did Ministries
>(shalom@haydid.org). She has a WONDERFUL Messianic calendar
>that has COMPREHENSIVE info for the year including Torah readings
>each week AND readings from the NT also. I have seen the calendar
>and it is worth getting.
>
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>From Rabbi Yehoshua Fosdick, OMJRA member
Re:Torah Readings and Haf-Torah Readings including holidays
Eddie,
On my personal Homepage HaTikvat Yisrael Ministries I have the Torah
and Haf-Torah readings including the holidays. Here is my direct link to it:
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/9335/torah.htm
Thanks for the your book: Who is the Bride of Christ. I love it
and you did an excellent job.
I would like to extend a Happy and 5758 to all of our readers of
our Newsgroup.
Shalom!
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Rabbi Yehoshua Fosdick, HaTikvat Yisrael Ministries
PO Box 253
Bible School Park, NY 13737
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/9335
Joshua 1:9
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From: "HaY'Did" <shalom@haydid.org>
To: heb_roots_chr@geocities.com
Subject: Torah Readings and Lessons
Shalom, Lisa,
Yes, there is a calendar and books to help you with your yearly
studies of the Torah. If you will go to our site's catalog you will
find that we have a calendar for $6 to our members or $7 to
non-members. I also have on hand Jewish New Testaments that will help
you better understand the New Testament through Hebraic Eyes. On the
calendar you will see weekly readings from the Pentetuch (First Five
Books of the Bible) and also listed will be the reading from the
Haftorah or Prophets. You may use your regular Bibles for all these
readings, okay? In Judaism they divide the readings up each week, and
they don't call the Bible by the word "Bible". They call it the TaNaK
(Ta Nack when you say it). That is an acronym meaning: the T stands
for Torah or the first five books that Moses was given, N for Neviim
or the Prophets reading, and K for Ketuvim or the writings such as
Ruth, Proverbs, Song of Songs, etc...
In other words, its not like Christian pastors that read just a few
verses----sort of pick and choosing what they want to say. In Judaism
the Lord communicates to you through out the year in a prescribed
pattern. We see Yeshua/Jesus reading the Prophet portion in the
synagoguge when his ministry first begins, remember? He read from the
scripture and then sat down? That is very Jewish! You would never
stand to teach in Judaism. He would have sat in the seat of Moses
signifying that The Lord God is higher than man, and HE alone has
spoken. If you would like an article about this very passage and what
was being spoken, please write to HaY'Did Learning Center for a free
issue of our magazine THE TREE OF LIFE. We ran an article called
STARTLING CLAIMS last summer by Dr. Robert Lindsey from his book JESUS
RABBI AND LORD. This book is EXCELLENT for any beginner or even a
person who is wanting the see the Jewishness of Jesus explained in an
easy to read format. Dr. Robert Lindsey was a pastor in Jerusalem at a
small church for over 40 years and pioneered the Hebraic roots studies
that you are enjoying today. He died in 1995 but his family, Ken and
Lenore Mullican, continue his work and theirs in this area with the
ministry HaKesher which is linked to ours on the internet. Lenore
teaches Hebrew and Israeli culture in Tulsa at Oral Roberts
University. Ken runs their ministry office, and they are good friends
of ours. My suggestion: order a Jewish New Testament and a calendar.
The calendar will give you the Torah reading, the Prophet reading, and
our Rabbi Othniel has also included a New Testament reading each week
from our first five books of the New Testament. Amazing how these
portions fit like a glove with the Torah readings and the Prophets!
Amazing!
Shalom, Cheryle Holeman
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From: "HaY'Did" <shalom@haydid.org>
Reply-to: shalom@haydid.org
To: heb_roots_chr@geocities.com
Subject: New Stuff, Rooters!
Dear Rooters,
I just revised our website with some major additions for you! We have
revised the entire Our Father Abraham Study Guide recently to include
all 15 weeks, and reformated it for easier reading! Wanna see? Well,
just for you we posted the ENTIRE Study Guide, too! Take a look at
http://www.haydid.org You can't miss it! There are 7 sections of the
study guide! You may print it out if you like---free! It will be about
100 pages of printing though. We hope that this MAJOR work will be a
major stepping stone for many of you students and that you will tell
others about it. Now if you like it and don't want to print it all
off, then it is available through our catalog for only $8 plus $3
shipping.
We know that many of you have never read the book OUR FATHER ABRAHAM
by Dr. Marvin Wilson. This book is required reading by anyone who
wants a primer on how we left our Jewish roots and how it has changed
our lives as a result. We can't give you the book OUR FATHER ABRAHAM,
but we do offer the ONLY authorized study guide to go with it! What do
we suggest? We suggest that you look over the study guide. If you like
what you see, then order the book ($18 to our members and $19 to
non-members + shipping) and the study guide hot off the presses for
an additonal $8. No additional shipping will be charged, okay? You may
use your credit card if you like.
We've had many requests for our messianic calendar,too. If you want
one you had better order one soon, as we are on our last 50 copies.
These calendars include all the readings for the Torah portion, the
Haftorah (Prophets) and the Brit Chidishaw (New Testament) each week.
Hang one up in your study corner and join us each week as we work
through the scriptures.
We've also posted 2 new photo albums on our page. All photos are taken
by Betsy Felton of Potter's Clay Ministries of Oklahoma City. She is
Randy Felton's wife. Randy is in Africa with Karl Coke and Dr.
Clifford Denton sharing in about 12 areas of that continent. So, do
stop by and see the photo albums, too. More teaching articles are
getting ready to go up, too!
Shalom and do drop us an email sometime!
Cheryle Holeman
HaY'Did Learning Center
PO Box 804
Independence, KS 67301
1-316-331-7712 (phone order)
http://www.haydid.org
shalom@haydid.org
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