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Let's watch the Interview with Dr. Brad Young By Bob. Watch it below.

 

This week, our popular Root Source teacher Rabbi Gedalia Meyer talked about "Beha'alotcha". Check it below.

 

We are delighted to share this lesson from our course Islam Deceptions with our great teacher Avi Lipkin "Love". Learn from Avi Lipkin.

 

We are happy to share with you an article from Yehuda Katz called "Accept the Blessing". Read it below!

 

Where do you want to go to first - Jerusalem or Tel Aviv? Read the article below.

 

The Jewish Legend of not Surrendering Started Here. See it below!

 

We sign off with a beautiful photo of Ein Gedi, Israel.

 

Shalom,

 

Gidon Ariel and Bob O’Dell

Root Source Founders

We are delighted to share with you that we have a lot of things to celebrate!
First of all, after YEARS of planning, preparation and execution, we are actually launching our new website!
We are also moving full steam ahead in publishing SIX new books with Root Source Press!
And we are about to start recruiting new Jewish teachers, to join our dozen veterans. We are on course to add ONE HUNDRED new teachers by 2022!

Dr. Brad Young is the translator of The Newer Testament.
The goal of the Newer Testament is to help readers “Hear it as they heard it.” To take us back to the First Century world and allow us to hear the words of the Greek New Testament as they would have been understood by the disciples of Jesus. The Newer Testament therefore authenticates the Hebraic heritage of the Bible.

Our popular Root Source teacher Rabbi Gedalia Meyer has begun giving a short weekly teaching on the Weekly Portion for the Temple Institute.
 
We are grateful to our friends at the Temple Institute who have allowed us to provide Rabbi Meyer’s teachings here too.

In this lesson, Avi lists the five deceptions of Islam and then begins to explain the first one, which is that Islam is a Religion of Love.

 

Our weekly Torah portion, “Naso,” opens as Moshe Rabenu is commanded to “raise up” the heads of all of “Shevet Levi” and assign each family it’s everlasting role in the service of the “Beit Hamikdah.” As The Slonimer Rebbe reminds us on many other occasions, in light of the fact that The Holy Torah is everlasting so it’s commandments are everlasting. Thus, if we were blessed to receive the building of “Bayit Shlishi” right now, the “Shevet” of Levi would assume its rightful roles in The Holy Temple.

Enjoy this photo taken in Ein Gedi, Israel. Photo by Eli Levit on Unsplash