Category Archives: TORAH STUDY

Becoming Israel – "God of my father Avraham, God of my father Yitzhak, O YHVH"

 [“Becoming Israel’ is a series that feature the Sinaite perspective on this chapter.  It features Chapter 32 without intrusive commentary so you can read straight through without having to read through the three commentaries we feature on the post that usually follow this series.  Translation is Everett Fox, The Five Books of Moses. –Admin1.] ————————————— Still […]

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Becoming Israel – "if you should ever take wives besides my daughters . . . !"

 [‘Becoming Israel’ is a series featuring discussions of Sinaites on this portion of Scripture.  It traces the life of third generation patriarch-to-be Yaakov whose character so far has not been admirable, so we’re still waiting for the Name-change reflecting a change in character.  This series also allows for reading the featured chapter without interruption; subsequent […]

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Israel’s Responsibility from the Book of Exodus

  [This article is part of a doctoral dissertation entitled,  Dramatic Ironies and Illusions in the Book of Exodus: A Profile of a Nation’s Identity, Responsibility, and Destiny,  written by Sinaite ELZ@SK6.]   ————————     Responsibility is the state of being accountable, the duty or liability to render satisfaction to that which is expected.  Contextually, it […]

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Journey of Faith – Yaakov/Jacob, “the heel”

[This series “Journey of Faith” reflect the Sinaite perspective on specific characters who figure prominently in the narratives that trace the beginnings of the nation of Israel. It also presents scriptural text uninterrupted by commentary. Translation by Everett Fox, The Five Books of Moses.—Admin1..] ————————-   Third generation from ‘Abraham, after Yitschaq, the one who would […]

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Journey of Faith: Yitchak, Isaac – lol!

[This Journey of Faith series give the Sinaite’s perspective on the major players in the Genesis narratives showing the interaction mostly on the horizontal level.  These are insights shared from our group discussions.  This also allows for straight reading of scripture without interruption from commentary. Translation is by Everett Fox, The Five Books of Moses.–Admin1.] —————————————————— […]

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