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Some thoughts for Yom Shmini ha-Atséret (Eighth Day of Closed Assembly)

by Shmuel Parzal | Oct 19, 2022 | Uncategorized

Shalom everyone, On the other days of the week during Sukkot, we asked for blessings upon all the Peoples and Nations of the earth; today, now that the sukkah is down, we pray for our needs as Yahwists, and for the needs of Israel, and we take a look at what it means...

Leaving Yeshua behind, in order to become a disciple of Yeshua

by Shmuel Parzal | Oct 4, 2022 | Uncategorized

Introduction I felt I had to write this article, because there are a growing number of people out there saying that, since the historical, ancient Ebionites believed this and that about Yeshua – that Yeshua was ‘the messiah’ and ‘the son of God’ – therefore, that’s...

The Proper Use and Purpose of Torah: A Message for Yom Tru’ah

by Shmuel Parzal | Sep 27, 2022 | Uncategorized

Shalom everyone, In the Talmidi and Karaite communities, Yom Truah is our Simchat Torah – Rejoicing in God’s Torah. Whenever we come to discuss Torah, our community’s history inevitably means that we have to address the elephant in the room. What Torah is not Through...

An easy-to-understand Summary of my Commentary on Sin and Expiation (‘atonement’)

by Shmuel Parzal | Sep 17, 2022 | Uncategorized

Shabbat shalom everyone, I had an after-thought, that my Shabbat commentary on the Yahwist theology behind the sin-offerings (in Lev. chapter 4) might have been a bit too much for those who are not familiar with pre-Christian, pre-rabbinic, biblical Israelite...

The Violence in Torah – and why it has NOT led to a violent Jewish Society

by Shmuel Parzal | Sep 12, 2022 | Uncategorized

The teachings of the Prophet Yeshua is the lens through which Talmidis understand Torah It needs to be stated, right at the very start, that it is fundamental to the Talmidi Israelite faith, that we tend towards the compassionate interpretation of any commandment....
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