In place of Beth Tikkun’s traditional walk-through of the High Priest’s Yom Kippur service (see links to previous such teachings below), this year we joined the livestream of The Return, an intercession for the nation held on the national mall and simulcast around the world. To watch Jonathan Cahn’s powerful keynote address, click on the […]
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Nehemiah 8 soars above the other chapters of the book like a soul moored in the heavens. As we approach the fall holidays mentioned in this chapter, we briefly review Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot. The main body of the teaching is a comparison of the Egyptian and Babylonian exiles, leading to an important […]
As is our tradition on the Sabbath before Yom Kippur, this week we “retell” the Yom Kippur story through the details described in Leviticus 16. Join us as we rehearse the “story” of this sacred ritual at the Temple which is the foundation of all the other stories in the Word, a description of what […]
Join Beth Tikkun as we explore parshah Bechukotai. Our focus for this final portion in Leviticus is the menorah pattern – in Leviticus, the Torah, and the Scriptures in general. Our explorations bring us to the single chapter of Leviticus that stands at the very center of the Torah. Visuals: Bechukotai 2018-19.pdf Medios Visuales: Bejukotai […]
This cycle’s parshah Acharei Mot teaching begins with a summary of the ground we have covered in Leviticus – God’s handbook for holiness. Turning to the Torah portion itself, we zoom in on the two goats of the Yom Kippur service, this year placing special emphasis on the goat that remains at the Temple. In […]
With a bit of editing, we have managed to recover the Yom Kippur 2018 teaching from a less-than-ideal recording. Join us as we explore the intricate movements of the High Priest on this holiest day of the biblical calendar. Visuals: no visuals
The Torah describes a detailed and lengthy Yom Kippur Temple/Tabernacle service. The High Priest must take great care to carry out the required steps with precision. As is our tradition at Beth Tikkun, for our Yom Kippur teaching, we examine in detail the High Priest’s many movements and activities on this special day inside the […]
Join Beth Tikkun as we continue our Torah Project series. In this lesson, we analyze the well-known story of how Jacob used guile to procure Esau’s blessing. This story is often a cause of confusion, but if we look behind the scenes, we may discover an entirely different dynamic. We also discuss the startling link between this narrative and Y […]
In this study, we walk through the Yom Kippur activities that took place in the Temple during the time of Yeshua. Yom Kippur and Passover give two corresponding pictures that depict the spiritual and physical aspects of Messiah’s work to procure our salvation. (NOTE: Out of respect for copyright laws, the visuals for this teaching cannot […]
Join Beth Tikkun as we rehearse the work of the High Priest on Yom Kippur in the 1st century Jerusalem Temple. We once again encounter some amazing insights into what Yeshua accomplished for our redemption in these symbols and types. NOTE: Grant mentions that a bull was used for the sin offering for priests and rulers. […]
Each year on Yom Kippur, I present a teaching from Leviticus 16 which describes the details of the High Priest’s duties on this auspicious day. I always accompany this teaching with a complete series of images projected from my iPad. (These are not published on the website since they are copyrighted.) However, due to a glitch with […]
Join Beth Tikkun as we review the details of the High Priest’s duties in the Temple on Yom Kippur. We compare Passover with Yom Kippur and discover how they form a menorah pattern that provides a picture of Messiah’s work of redemption and salvation for the world. Due to copyright restrictions, the images used during […]
Join Beth Tikkun as we continue our study of Hebrews. These two chapters (8-9) are the heart of the book and are often misunderstood due to failure to translate the author’s use of two Greek terms. Here we explore his use of these two terms and see how they unlock the clear meaning of these […]
Join Beth Tikkun as we study Parshat Acharei Mot & Kedoshim. This teaching’s study Resources: A Study in Scarlett Pesach & Yom Kippur
Prayer Time: 9:30 am
Morning Study: 11:00 am
Afternoon Oneg: 12:00 pm
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