This is a 2016 recording for the 50th portion of our Virtual House Church website Bible studies. I make no claims of being a pastor or learned Bible scholar. This is just a personal journey through the Scriptures that I shared with others and now wish to share with you. For more, go to: www.virtualhousechurch.com
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"Planet earth" ???
hey, get yourself under Torah law and forget about Paul in I Corinthians 15. Get yourself under Rabbinical law all you Christians and follows all the feasts. No, Christian, follow the Bible, as is stated in I Cor. 15. Here is rob skiba: love this guy. he is filling the space for jim stanley, who is in prison for ripping people for 3.3 million or so. nice. hey, rob, enjoying the ride now? good for you. enjoy. hey rob, how about this: go and follow rob skiba. put yourselves under rabbinical law and follow all the laws. hey, rob's mentor Russ Houck, who finds it necessary to draw a knife to a lamb, literally, to feel the sense of killing a lamb. wow. Jesus did not die for our sins? Do we really need to sacrifice a lamb, literally? No, Jesus was crucified and is now seated at the right hand of God the Father.
You can not add to a covenant:
Gal 3:15 Yisraelite brothers, I speak after the manner of men; Even if a brit is a man’s brit, yet still if it is confirmed, no man sets it aside, or adds to it.
God bless you and keep you. Thank you Rob for standing firm on biblical earth. May all glory be given to the most high God YHWH and may his church increase greatly in these days through your ministry, may the holy spirit guide you into all truth. from your brother in Christ our Lord Yeshua, living in the outer isles New Zealand, btw never really made much sense to me the outer isles on a ball.
I gotta say, this Torah Portion stuff does not speak to me at all. I understand why it might be considered important. It just seems like the Christian life is already so full of do's and don'ts. I can't seem to find the energy to add more to the list. It seems a bit burdensome and legalistic. In the end will God care that I went to church on a certain day or will He care that I volunteered at the homeless shelter or old folks home? I was created in His image and my gut tells me that He is more concerned with the later and could really care less about the former, especially if the former supersedes the later. That said, I do not volunteer at the homeless shelter or old folks home but I have been thinking about it. If I do find the energy to volunteer I can tell you there is no way I will also have the energy to get into the Torah Portion stuff. I admire you guys for doing it, but it just doesn't resonate with me.