This coming Shabbat's Torah portion, read on Saturday, September 9th, is Nitzavim-Vayeilech. In Nitzavim (“Standing”), Moses addresses the Israelites, emphasizing the importance of following God’s covenant and of not worshiping other gods. In Vayeilech (“He Went”) opens as Moses tells the Israelites that he will not lead them into the Land of Israel, and that Joshua will take over. 

Gidon Ariel in Another Radio Interview. Listen to this interview.

This week's thoughts by our popular teacher Dr. Benny Benjamin talks about "So, what kind of manager should you be? “Be strong and resolute!” Read it below.

Last week, our popular Root Source teacher Rabbi Gedalia Meyer talked about "Ki Tavo". Watch it below.

We are delighted to share our lesson Genesis 1:21 with our teacher Seth Young. Learn it here.

We are also delighted to share our lesson Batya 1 with our teacher Dr. Rivkah Adler. Learn it here.

Check below to hear what Jeff Hutcheon and Gidon Ariel have to say. Watch it below.

We sign off with a nice comment and a beautiful photo of Dead Sea, Neve Zohar, Israel.

Shalom, 
Gidon Ariel and Bob O’Dell 
Root Source Founders

On the final day of his earthly life, Moses gathered all the Israelites — men, women, and children — to enter them into a covenant with G‑d, establishing the Israelites as G‑d’s exclusive nation. Moses warned the Israelites not to be tempted by the idolatrous lifestyles of the Egyptians and the other sundry nations through which they had passed in the course of their travels.

Gidon Ariel in Another Radio Interview

Besides the interview that Gidon gave to Paul Calvert about the terror attack near his home, he also held a conversation about it with Root Source’s good friend Pastor Trey Graham on his popular radio program Smart Talk with Trey Graham. 

So, what kind of manager should you be?

“Be strong and resolute!”

On his last day on earth, Moses publicly addresses his successor, Joshua, wishing him strength and resoluteness, “for it is you who shall go with this people [as one of them] into the land.” 

Ki Tavo: Rabbi Gedalia Meyer's
Weekly Torah Study

The past: more enduring than the present and less obscure than the future, the past is the very ground upon which we stand. It is the first fruits of who we are, and without the past we have no path to the future.

Genesis 1:21

Watch here as Seth Young talks about his lesson on Genesis 1:21.

Batya 1

In this lesson, we meet the daughter of Pharaoh, learn what she might have been doing at the Nile River and get a deeper insight into what she saw when she first looked at Moses.

Conversations:

Jeff Hutcheon and Gidon Ariel August 29, 2023

Jeff Hutcheon ("my friends call me 'Hutch'") and Gidon sat down for what hopefully will be the first in a series of many many conversations. 

Jeff Hutcheon began his career in the sports industry, and today coaches top level CEOs to advance the Kingdom of God. He is currently the Executive Director of The Remnant and is also the author of the book, Adopted: A Decision to Love.

Here are some of the things Gidon and Hutch talked about:

• Jewish tradition about mourning
• Draw comparison in unity found in israel and other parts of the world
• Hutch discusses how there is a significant discrepancy between the man of faith’s beliefs and his religion.
• In these last days what can we do and what platform has God given us?
• What role should the church play in politics?
• Jewish New Year
• Reward for being faithful and obedient to the things for which i’ve given you
• Use what it is that God has given you and use it to the best that you can possibly do

Watch the video to learn more!

We get so many comments!
Here is one from Paushali Lass on  
Parashat Eikev
 

"Always cleave to Him! Thank you for this content."

Enjoy this photo in Dead Sea, Neve Zohar, Israel by 
Keith Chan