Simply follow the logical progression:   If man is the only created being made in God’s image and given free will, then man is the only one who can use that free will for good or for bad, for right and for wrong, for compliance with God as well as against God’s will.  Only man […]

[First posted in 2013.  Why is there a misperception that the God of the “Old Testament” is anything other than how He describes Himself as “merciful and gracious” ? Because part of that self-description is His balancing act, being “righteous and just” Who rewards obedience but punishes wrongdoing.  And of course, in the conquest of […]

[First posted in 2014.  Mother’s Day follows Labor Day —- wonder if the holiday planners made an unconscious connection between the two? We are resurrecting this post which analyzes how women in scripture fared in their roles as individuals with free choice, as wives, as mothers, and other roles they were limited to in their […]

  [First posted in 2014,  absolutely relevant to those in transition from former religions to a Torah lifestyle; a “lifestyle”, not a “religion” — for those who don’t wish to  join yet another religion . . . just like us, Sinaites. —Admin1.] ———–   It was Balaam, the gentile prophet, who aptly described to Balak the newly-formed […]

[First posted in 2013,  contributed by a Christian pastor who has sent previous articles and teachings: Christian Discovers YHWH, Shares “Evidence” Christian Discovers YHWH, Shares “Evidence” – 2 Christian discovers YHWH, Shares “Evidence’ – 3 – A Look Into The New Testament YHWH, God of Wrath, God of Mercy This is only one of his many messages […]

[This was first posted 2014;  still relevant when we look at a troubled world in dire need of reminders from the Creator and Law-Giver.—Admin1.] —————————–   Shakespeare first phrased it simply in the soliloquy of the Prince of Denmark . . .   “To be or not to be, that is the question.”    That famous […]

[It is time to “resurrect” this 4-year old post, still relevant today even if first published way back on March 25, 2013.  Here is the original introduction: Some of our Sinaites teach college level courses as well as Torah classes outside of academe.  The essay featured here was submitted by a student of ELZ@S6K at […]

  [First posted in 2014 on the occasion of   Mother’s Day.  As the original introduction pointed out, “Mother’s Day follows Labor Day, makes you wonder if the holiday planners made an unconscious connection?”   We are reposting this in March, acknowledged as “Women’s Month”,  to  analyze how women in scripture fared as wives,  mothers, and […]