[This is part of our series on THE OTHER, i.e. the UNchosen or anyone who is not in the line of the CHOSEN, the line of Jacob/Israel. Related posts: The UNchosen – Esau/Edom – A Second Look The UNchosen — “Call me Ishmael” The UNchosen – My servant Caleb – a different spirit We Sinaites […]
[This is part of our series on THE OTHER, i.e. the UNchosen or anyone who is not in the line of the CHOSEN, the line of Jacob/Israel. Related posts: The UNchosen – Esau/Edom – A Second Look The UNchosen — “Call me Ishmael” The UNchosen – My servant Caleb – a different spirit We Sinaites […]
Read more[This was first posted in 2012; revisited every season of the fall feasts that YHWH calls “MY feasts” are upon us. Yom Kippur this year 5780/2019 falls on October 8-9. What is the Sinaite position that applies to Gentiles? Read on.–Admin1.] One of the divinely-ordained feasts to be observed at this time of the biblical […]
Read more[First posted on June 7, 2012. The Hebrew Scriptures often communicate divine truths in fictional as well as historical narratives. We read story after story about God in conversation or interacting with men from Genesis through Deuteronomy. Teachings, instructions and laws, as well as examples, are embedded in these stories. That is why they […]
Read more[First posted August 6, 2012; yes it has been that long and therefore deserves a revisit. If Abraham had a ‘deja vu’, so did Sarah. As previously explained, this series titled “Journey of Faith” is the Sinaite’s interpretation, separated from the three commentaries normally featured in chapter by chapter discussions. Our translation of choice is […]
Read moreAccording to the Jewish Calendar which we regularly check so we could celebrate with Israel the days that are of national importance to them, Oct 22 is Simchat Torah , “Day of Celebrating the Torah”. To observant Jews like the Rabbis and those who practice Judaism, the TORAH is the end-all and be-all of life and why […]
Read more[This was originally posted in 2013 and revisited during the autumn feasts commanded to Israel in Leviticus 23. In the first two years of our pilgrimage, we were not sure how non-Israelites or Gentiles like ourselves were to observe these divinely-commanded feasts. At that time, we decided to ‘play it safe’; in other words, ‘just do it!’ As […]
Read more[First posted August 6, 2012, has it been that long? So here’s a revisit; thanks to the webvisitor who clicked it and brought it back to our attention. Readers must be wondering why we have a running series under the title “Journey of Faith.” We separate Sinai commentary from the three commentaries we feature […]
Read more[First posted in 2012; a recollection of the beginnings of Sinai 6000 at about this time of the year; we recall it as the season of our final awakening to the One True God. “Final” because we feel we have arrived after a lifetime journey of seeking Him through world religions, only to find Him […]
Read more[First posted in 2012, here’s the original Introduction: This article was sent in by VAN@S6K; source: mordochai.tripod.com/biblical. It presents a different view from what we have so far understood about saying and writing the Tetragrammaton; our stand has been — how can God’s Name ever be known if people don’t ever hear it or ever see it […]
Read more[This was originally posted in 2013 and revisited during the autumn feasts commanded to Israel in Leviticus 23. In the first two years of our pilgrimage, we were not sure how non-Israelites or Gentiles like ourselves were to observe these divinely-commanded feasts. At that time, we decided to ‘play it safe’; in other words, ‘just do it!’ As […]
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