Torah Pearls #28 – Metzora (Leviticus 14:1-15:33)
In this episode of The Original Torah Pearls, Metzora (Leviticus 14:1-15:33), we wrap up the subject of leprosy and summarize the laws regarding bodily discharges.
In this episode of The Original Torah Pearls, Metzora (Leviticus 14:1-15:33), we wrap up the subject of leprosy and summarize the laws regarding bodily discharges.
While we did attempt to abide by our G rating, a more detailed explanation of the topic of Niddah from Leviticus 15 with Nehemia can be found here.
I look forward to reading your comments!
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Torah Pearls #28 – Metzora (Leviticus 14:1-15:33)
You are listening to The Original Torah Pearls with Nehemia Gordon, Keith Johnson, and Jono Vandor. Thank you for supporting Nehemia Gordon's Makor Hebrew Foundation. Learn more at NehemiasWall.com.
Jono: G’day from wherever you may be around the world, it is good to have your company. It is time for Pearls from the Torah Portion with Keith Johnson and Nehemia Gordon. G’day, fellows!
Nehemia: G’day! Shout-out to Ozzie from East LA, to Maureen from Grovertown, Indiana, Barkala Ahman Ben-Tzion, I don’t think that’s his real name, from Independence, Missouri, and Cindy Simmons. Thanks for listening.
Keith: And I want to give a shout-out to Pope Benedict in Rome, who’s hopefully listening to Torah Pearls.
Jono: Hey!
Keith: I was there trying to meet with him, so I’m very excited about the way that this is spreading around the world. It’s very exciting.
Jono: Hang on a minute Keith. You said that you were “trying to meet with him.” What? He didn’t meet with you?
Keith: Of course, I met with him! But there was some confusion, I can talk about that later, but the exciting thing is Torah Pearls is around the world. I keep meeting people everywhere, and they know about Torah Pearls. And so, I’m hoping that the Pope will listen; I think it could really educate him.
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This program talks about a link to a previous program done on the subject. Do you have that program somewhere
how r children to learn if they don’t hear the truth?? about holidays, the laws, differing religions, etc.?
I really appreciate the transcript. I am a get-to-the-point kind of person, and the printed word stays with me longer than audio.
I’ve asked the same questions… yet I’ve asked to no avail ???? no answers available ????????????
Greetings Gordan,
Do you accept the Karaite version of how to learn?
Hi Nehemia,
Please keep up your research, it is a blessing to those of us who love the name of YHVH!
Regarding the rituals of being declared clean– Having an illness, particularly one which requires/causes some level of separation from society brings with it a certain amount of social discomfort, and a concern of, “Will I ever be accepted again?” and that same worry is reinforced by the people around the sick person by their *probably unconscious* avoidance of them. Having a ceremony to declare that person “acceptable”, which blesses the Creator for restoring health, regardless of how weird the ceremony may be, would be a beautiful way to officially welcome them back into their circle. It’s a restoration of lost dignity.
Hi brother Nehemiah,
My question is simple and I hope you have the answer!
Has the Gregorian Calendar affected the weekly cycle??? I am having my doubts as to the the Shabbat we observe nowadays and I feeling like I am observing it in the wrong day of the week. What do you think?
If observing The Passover is on the Nissan 14th and that we use the moon to determine the 1st , the 10th, the 14th, then We should be using the moon to determine Shabbat. Isn’t it?
The Passover coincided with Wednesday April 8, 2020 on the Gregorian Calender. In our Sacred Calendar April 8th parallels Nissan 14th. I think Shabbat should have been on April 9th, which corresponds to Nissan 15th- first day of unleavened bread!!
Maybe I am hallucinating!!
I need your help!!
Jok Bulabek
“While the rest of the world was counting the dead, the Jews were counting the living.”
That’s probably the most profound statement I’ve ever heard about the Liberation
04.21.2020
Remembrance Day
Lev 15:16,17 speaks about a man, he only, and then verse 18 talks about a man & a woman, is this referring to a s** act by himself in 16 & 17?
Thomas,
Your foresight is remarkable and so timely, may Yehovah bless you and may His ear always be open to your request.
shalom
If tzara’at is referring to mold see link and colors and what they can cause. There are 115000 kinds of mold and only about 1100 won’t kill you, is my rough understanding…
” We don’t discuss three things, Politics, Religion and Sex ! ” . Famous edict that left many Baby-boomers limping through life. That edict relegated many kids to a life of learning as they went along for the ride. At 61, I would have saved much money and not have wasted so much negative emotion if I was told where to go, how to get there and how much the trip would cost. Torah’s GRACE may be revealed in that it leaves few stones un-turned. Yahovah is just, merciful, compassionate and not limited to Western American Culture. Thank you guys !
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