Hebrew Roots/Torah observance

TORAH OBSERVANCE

With the restoration of Torah observance there is also of course a return to the ancient system of the study of the Torah which goes back to the second Temple period and was in existence at the time of Yeshua.

A standardised pattern of study meant that all of Yahweh God's people were studying the same portion at the same time and moving forward as one community in their understanding of the Word.

This also meant that any person could go into any synagogue anywhere in the world and be prepared for the subject of study. Thus Yeshua knew the appointed time to proclaim the "acceptable year of Yahweh" (Luke 4:16-19) when He went into the synagogue at Nazareth.

This pattern of study has continued to the present day in Jewish communities and is now being incorporated by the redeemed community of Yeshua.

1. Genesis 1
2. Genesis 6
3. Genesis 12
4. Genesis 18
5. Genesis 23
6. Genesis 25
7. Genesis 28
8. Genesis 32
9. Genesis 37
10. Genesis 41
11. Genesis 44
12. Genesis 47
13. Exodus 1
14. Exodus 6
15. Exodus 10
16. Exodus 13
17. Exodus 18
18. Exodus 21
19. Exodus 25
20. Exodus 27
21. Exodus 30
22. Exodus 35
23. Exodus 38
24. Leviticus 1
25. Leviticus 6
26. Leviticus 9
27. Leviticus 12
28. Leviticus 14
29. Leviticus 16
30. Leviticus 19
31. Leviticus 21
32. Leviticus 25
33. Leviticus 26
34. Numbers 1
35. Numbers 4
36. Numbers 8
37. Numbers 13
38. Numbers 16
39. Numbers 19
40. Numbers 22
41. Numbers 25
42. Numbers 30
43. Numbers 33
44. Deuteronomy 1
45. Deuteronomy 3
46. Deuteronomy 7
47. Deuteronomy 11
48. Deuteronomy 16
49. Deuteronomy 21
50. Deuteronomy 26
51. Deuteronomy 29
52. Deuteronomy 32
53. Deuteronomy 32
54. Deuteronomy 33