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In this commentary I will refer to scriptures that remind us that if we want to live in the Father's House, we must without a doubt follow the Father's rules. There is no exception. Furthermore, we are not to hoard any of our blessings which in the case of this parashah is "man" or manna. Since Yahshua is the Bread of Life, we are not to "hoard" him either. We are to share Him and His Word with the nations and make his Name known for his glory.

I will talk about freewill and the fact that G-d does not send anyone to hell. We were blessed with a free will, and it is our own choice to either repent of our past sins and then lovingly follow G-d's commands/laws/Torah or take the road that Pharaoh chose in our parashah. And just as Pharaoh's time to repent "ran out" to his ultimate destruction, so it will be for those in the near future who continue to rebel against G-d. The choice is yours ... for a time.

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The commentary for this parashah in 2026 will address the overall theme of the parashah, but I am going to target several different verses which I have found are the source of many questions and debate over the years.

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IN this podcast I will review three of the ways that unbelievers including clergy, family, friends, and others will attempt to beguile you of our reward in YHVH/Yahshua. Deception is the goal of HaSatan with a plan to deceive as many people, including believers as possible, knowing his time is short. This message is one of critical importance as it addresses the race we must run and win that our souls will be welcomed into an eternity with G-d as the Bride of Yahshua (who is G-d).

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Today I am going to discuss one of Newton's laws of motion that states for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, and show that in the spiritual realm, this is not the case with G-d. Rather, the relationship I will describe is the cause-and-effect relationship between man and G-d. Join me for this unique commentary.

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Today I am going to discuss the importance of names in the Hebrew language including the name of G-d, and establish the connection between G-d's name, and the commandment not to use it in vain. The meaning of this command will be discussed as well because so many people do not understand its meaning.

I am also going to examine the first word of this parashah, the various translations, and why it is important to examine multiple translations to establish the most accurate translation and its relevance to the rest of the narrative.

I will also discuss the correlation of the Hebrew word "Kelev" which is the name of only one of two Israelites who were allowed to enter Canaan in the first generation and why it is also the name used for describing a canine (dog).

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In this podcast I will answer the question asking the meaning of this scripture. Many people are given an erroneous explanation of G-d's sacrificial system and his requirement for obedience and the spiritual paradigm that is valid today.

You will learn as David did through the prompting of the Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit) that the physical sacrifices then and the spiritual sacrifices today mean nothing without a heart for G-d. David tells us at the end of this scripture of his love for G-d's Torah and his total consecration to G-d's service, again, what G-d requires of a true believer today.

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I am reminded of a question: How much did the Patriarchs, Matriarchs, Prophets, and other individuals chosen by G-d who experienced a theophany or other prophetic truths about Messiah Yahshua know about Him? Another question, the answer to which I will discuss as a follow up is why the rabbis did and do not teach the truth about Messiah Yahshua when the evidence of his existence and person was made clear to them through G-d's Torah and even in some of their prayers?

This discussion is based in Ya'akov's blessing for Yosef in Genesis 48:15-16. Join me for this dive into this and other scriptures that reveal a truth that is not often taught or even discussed.

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Today I am going to compare and contrast Darwin's Theory of Evolution that proports natural selection and survival of the fittest and excludes G-d (Intelligent Design), to G-d's Torah with G-d identified as the Creator of all things.

Although you may have some knowledge on this subject, I believe when you listen to this podcast, you will learn something new on the subject and how the chaos and lawlessness in our society today reflects the results of believing such errant ideology as Darwin's Theory that excludes G-d as the Source of all life.