Bereshit • Genesis

B’reisheet | “In the Beginning” בְּרֵאשִׁית

Genesis 1:1-6:8

Haftarah (Prophets) : Isaiah 42:5-43:10

Supplemental Reading:

Job 1-7 • Joshua 1-9 • I Chron 1-2

John 1• Mark 1 • Luke 1 • Acts 1

Family Torah Scripture Study

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Kid’s Time

PARSHAT B'REISHEET | Torah Portion Movie 🎬 Genesis 1-6 🔥 Bereshit

Parshat Bereshit: In The Beginning

Shadows Of Yeshua; Torah Portion Bereshit

Creation (Genesis 1-2)

Firm Foundation #1- Genesis 1;1-6;8 Student.pdf

Genesis Lesson 11-17

Printout: FFOZ Kids (Younger kids) Activities

Commentary

Tim Hegg • Torah Resource

Tim Hegg - Parashah #1 (Gen 1:1-2:3)

Tim Hegg - Parashah #4 (Gen 5:1-6:8)

Beit HaDerekh

Bresheet • The Living Torah 

Tom Bradford • Torah Class

Lesson 1 - Genesis Introduction

Lesson 2 - Genesis 1

Lesson 3 - Genesis 2

Lesson 4 - Genesis 3 & 4

Lesson 5 - Genesis 4, 5, & 6

Almond House Fellowship

Yeshua's Blood, The Mark & Curse of Cain, The Origins of Satanism - Torah Portion Bereshit

Genesis - The True Biblical Cosmology - Torah Portion Bereshit

Genesis - The Building Blocks of Creation in The Hebrew Language - Torah Portion Bereshit

Rob VanHoff

Telos Torah • Bereshit

Rob on the Rock • Bereshit

Bereshit - Ancient Manuscripts

Blogs & Articles

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One Year Torah Reading Cycle One Year Torah Reading Cycle Traditionally, the five books of the Torah (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy) are divided into “weekly parashot” (portions or readings) so that the entire volume can be read in the Synagogue every Sabbath over a period of one or three years. Below are 151 […]

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The scroll of the Torah is the oldest and most sacred of all Israel’s Scriptures. It contains five books. The Hebrew name for the first one is B’reisheet. It is also the first word of the book in the Hebrew text as well as the name for the first parashah (weekly reading). *B’reisheet* means “in the beginning.” The English name Genesis comes from the Septuagint (LXX), the Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible. *Genesis* means “origins.” Therefore, the Greek name for the first book of the Bible means “The Book of Origins.”

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This week we dove into Genesis 2 and some of our group's takeaways included:Sabbath • The 7th DayThe realization that the change of the Sabbath day originated unofficially in the Church of Laodicea and then officially instituted by Constantine in the 4th Century.Although many Protestant congregations will deny this or attempt to point to vague scriptures that use circular reasoning to define "The Lord's Day" as Sunday, the Catholic Church is quite proud of this change and we have to thank them f

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This week we dove into Genesis 3 &4 and some of our group's takeaways included:Toil, Curse, & Birth Pains When God distributed the consequence for disobedience in the garden, we are told that man would now toil to eat as the ground was now cursed and that women would bring forth children in pain. A question raised was how relevant can that be in our modern society when many are born into privilege without even a sense of hardship to provide sustenance. This took us on a discussion and discovery

Supplemental Reading Study Resources

Joshua • Tom Bradford

Lesson 1 - Joshua Introduction

Lesson 2 Joshua Introduction Cont

Lesson 3 - Joshua Introduction Concl.

Lesson 4 - Joshua 1 & 2

Lesson 5 - Joshua 2 & 3

Lesson 6 - Joshua 3 & 4

Lesson 7 - Joshua 5

Lesson 8 - Joshua 5 Cont.

Lesson 9 - Joshua 6

Lesson 11 - Joshua 7 & 8

Lesson 12 - Joshua 8

Lesson 13 - Joshua 9

Lesson 1 - Acts Introduction

Lesson 2 - Acts 1

Lesson 3 - Acts 1 Cont.

Noach | “Noah” נֹחַ

Genesis 6:9-11:32

Haftarah (Prophets) : Isaiah 66:1-24

Supplemental Reading: 

Job 8-14 • Joshua 10-18 • I Chron 3-4

Luke 3:23-28 • Acts 2

Family Torah Scripture Study

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Kid’s Time

PARSHAT NOACH | Torah Portion Movie 🎬 Genesis 6-11

Parshat Noah, told by Matthue Roth for BimBam

Shadows of Yeshua : Noach

Noah's Ark (Genesis 7-9)

Noah's Ark

~Firm Foundation

Lil Diggers Lesson #18 -31 Bible Lessons

Parsha Pearls: Noach The Flood

Parsha Pearls: Noach - Babel & Geneology

Printout: FFOZ Kids (Younger kids) Activities

Commentary

Tim Hegg • Torah Resource

Tim Hegg - Parashah #8 (Gen 9:18-10:32)

Beit HaDerekh

Noach 5785

Tom Bradford • Torah Class

Our Universe and the FIFTH DIMENSION | Genesis 6 | Lesson 6

The Ark of Salvation: What We Can Learn From Noah’s Story | Genesis 6 & 7 | Lesson 7

The New World After the Flood | The Meaning of the Rainbow | Genesis 8 & 9 | Lesson 8

Ham's Sin and its Terrifying Consequences| The Curse of HAM | Genesis 9 & 10 | Lesson 9

Sham, Ham and Yefet, were NOT Noah's only SONS | Genesis 10, 11 & 12 | Lesson 10

Almond House Fellowship

Dinosaurs or Dragons on Noah's Ark? Nephilim, "Evolution", Species of a Kind - Torah Portion Noach

Fallen Angels, Genetic Mutants & The Corruption of Earth - Torah Portion Noach & Lech Lecha

Torah Portion Noach - Yeshua is Noah's Ark, The Ten Antediluvian Patriachs and Righteousness / Zadeq

Rob VanHoff

Telos Torah • Noach

Rob on the Roch • Noah

Noach - Ancient Manuscripts

Blogs & Articles

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One Year Torah Reading Cycle One Year Torah Reading Cycle Traditionally, the five books of the Torah (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy) are divided into “weekly parashot” (portions or readings) so that the entire volume can be read in the Synagogue every Sabbath over a period of one or three years. Below are 151 […]

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The second reading in the book of Genesis is named after Noah. In Hebrew, the name Noah is Noach. The word *Noach* is related to the Hebrew word for “rest.” Genesis 5:29 says that his parents named him Noah (*Noach*, נח) because they hoped their son would give them rest (*nacham*, נחם) from their toil. The contents of section Noah tell the story of Noah's flood, the tower of Babel, and the beginning of the Abrahamic line.

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Wrestling with the Waters: Mystery of Sea Life in the FloodReading Genesis 7 again, you'd think the story of Noah and the flood would be straightforward. After all, it's one of the most well-known stories in the Bible. But a recent group discussion brought fresh eyes to the passage—especially verse 23—and opened up an entire ocean of interpretation and theological questions.Someone raised a deceptively simple question: What about the fish?Genesis 7:23 reads, “Every living thing on the face of th

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Some of the highlights we focused on this Sabbath were the prophetic shadows of the Raven and the Dove being sent out from the ark. The description of the Raven as "going back and forth" or "to and fro" until the waters had dried up from the earth (8:7). How the first Dove "Found no resting place for its feet" (8:9) and how the second returned in the evening with a fresh olive leaf (8:11) and that the third time the Dove did not return. We looked at how the description of the Raven echoes the wa

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This week in our VOW Bible study, we explored Genesis chapters 9 and 10. We are immediately confronted with the Sin and Curse of Ham. Much debate arises around this passage for its cryptic wording of what appears to be the somewhat innocuous offense of "uncovering his father's nakedness," followed by the cursing of Ham's entire lineage of descendants. We had a sort of choppy gathering this week, between folks coming in and out of the discussion and my youngest child needing to be taken to the E

Supplemental Reading Study Resources

Joshua • Tom Bradford

Lesson 14 - Joshua 10

Lesson 15 - Joshua 10 & 11

Lesson 16 - Joshua 11

Lesson 17 - Joshua 12 & 13

Lesson 18 - Joshua 13 & 14

Lesson 19 - Joshua 15, 16, & 17

Lesson 20 - Joshua 17 & 18

Lesson 4 - Acts 1 & 2

Lesson 5 - Acts 2 Cont.

Lesson 6 - Acts 2 Cont.

Lesson 7 - Acts 2 & 3

Lech Lecha | “Go Forth” לֶךְ לְךָ

Genesis 12:1-17:27

Haftarah (Prophets) : Isaiah 40:27-41:16

Supplemental Reading: 

Job 15-21 • Joshua 19-24• Judges 1-3 • I Chron 5-6

Acts 3 • I Peter

Family Torah Scripture Study

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Kid’s Time

Lech Lecha Torah Portion Films

LECH LECHA: Brit Between Abraham and God

Lech Lecha: Teach Torah 2 Kids

God's Promise for Abraham

Abram to Abraham (Genesis 15-21)

Lil Diggers Lesson #18 -31 Bible Lessons

Parsha Pearls : Lech Lecha - Rescue Mission

Parsha Pearls: Lech Lecha - Covenants

Printout: FFOZ Kids (Younger kids) Activities

Commentary

Tim Hegg • Torah Resource

Tim Hegg - Parashah #10 & #11 (Gen 12:1-14:24)

Tim Hegg - Parashat #14 - Gen 17:1-27

Beit HaDerekh

Beit HaDerekh - Lech Lecha

Tom Bradford • Torah Class

Old Testament Survey Part 1 | Abraham & the Hebrew Beginning

Abraham’s Journey: The Covenant Begins | Genesis 12

Abraham is regarded as the FIRST Patriarch | Genesis 12 & 13

A Prophecy that took EIGHTEEN Centuries to Fulfill | Genesis 13

From The Dead Sea Scrolls to our Modern Bible English Translations | Genesis 14

Was Melchizedek actually SHEM? | Genesis 14 & 15

God’s Plan: A Divine Covenant | Price of Impatience | Genesis 15 & 16

A Promise of Land and Legacy | The Sign To Keep The Covenant | Genesis 17 & 18

Almond House Fellowship

Come Out Of Babylon! How Abraham & Isaac Lead Us To Yeshua - Lech Lecha & Vayera

Torah Portion Lech Lecha - The Abrahamic Calling and Is Tithing For Us Today?

Rob VanHoff

Parashat Lekh Lekha ~ Ancient Torah Manuscripts (2022)

Rob on the Rock • Lech Lecha

Blogs & Articles

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One Year Torah Reading Cycle One Year Torah Reading Cycle Traditionally, the five books of the Torah (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy) are divided into “weekly parashot” (portions or readings) so that the entire volume can be read in the Synagogue every Sabbath over a period of one or three years. Below are 151 […]

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This morning I had a strange series of thoughts come to me while mulling over the Elementary Principles, referenced in the book of Hebrews, that the early Apostles used to disciple new believers into The Way. While digging into some of this in an exposition by D. Thomas Lancaster, my mind veered off into a bit of a tangent in thought and I decided to embark on a still small phrase that seemed to echo in my head: "What if the Covenants are also symbolic for the step-by-step process by which we a

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The third reading from the book of Genesis is named Lech Lecha. It means “go forth.” The first verse says, “Now the LORD said to Abram, ‘Go forth (*lech lecha*, לֶךְ־לְךָ) from your country.‘” Lech Lecha introduces Abraham and tells the story of his pilgrimage in pursuit of God.

Supplemental Reading Study Resources

Joshua • Tom Bradford

Lesson 21 - Joshua 18, 19, & 20

Lesson 22 - Joshua 20 & 21

Lesson 23 - Joshua 22

Lesson 24 - Joshua 22 & 23

Lesson 25 - Joshua 24

Lesson 26 - Joshua 24 Cont.

Lesson 27 - Joshua 24 Concl. (End of Book)

Lesson 1 - Judges Introduction

Lesson 2 - Judges 1

Lesson 3 - Judges 2

Lesson 4 - Judges 2 Cont.

Lesson 5 - Judges 3

Lesson 8 - Acts 3

Lesson 9 - Acts 3 Cont.

Lesson 10 - Acts 3 & 4

Vayera | “And He Appeared” וַיֵּרָא

Genesis 18:1-22:24

Haftarah (Prophets) : Isaiah 40:27-41:16

Supplemental Reading: 

Job 22-28 • Judges 4-12 • I Chron 7-8 •Luke 1:57-80

Acts 4 • II Peter

Family Torah Scripture Study

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Check out this Presentation designed by Faith Miller.

Kid’s Time

PARSHAT VAYERA | Torah Portion Movie 🎬

VAYERA: Lot, Sodom and Gomorrah

Shadows Of Yeshua; Torah Portion Vayera

Abraham's Son, Isaac 🔪😢 | Animated Bible

Lot in Sodom (Genesis 18-19)

Lil Diggers Lesson God Keeps His Promises

Parsha Pearls : Vayera - And it's no sacrifice

Parsha Pearls: Vayera - Great Balls of Fire

~Firm Foundation: Vayera

Printout: FFOZ Kids (Younger kids) Activities

Commentary

Tim Hegg • Torah Resource

Tim Hegg - Parashah #15 (Gen 18:1-33)

Tim Hegg - Parashah #17 (Gen 20:1-18)

Tim Hegg - Parashah #18 (Gen 21:1-34)

Tim Hegg - Parashah #19 (Gen 22:1-24)

Beit HaDerekh

Beit HaDerekh - Vayera

Tom Bradford • Torah Class

Genesis 18

Genesis 19

Genesis 19&20

Genesis 21

Genesis 22

Almond House Fellowship

Vayera: Seeing through the Hebraic Lense of Messiah

Vayera & Chayei Sara : The Binding of Isaac & Our Greatest Sacrifice

Rob VanHoff

Parashat Vayera ~ Ancient Torah Manuscripts (2022)

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The fourth reading from the book of Genesis is named Vayera. It means “and he appeared” because the first story describes how the LORD appeared to Abraham one day as he sat outside his tent. Vayera continues with the series of tests of faith for Abraham, concluding in one great and final trial.

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One Year Torah Reading Cycle One Year Torah Reading Cycle Traditionally, the five books of the Torah (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy) are divided into “weekly parashot” (portions or readings) so that the entire volume can be read in the Synagogue every Sabbath over a period of one or three years. Below are 151 […]