Shabbat Service
Saturdays @ 10:30am
Every Saturday we gather together to worship here at The Seed of Abraham Fellowship on Merritt Island and read the Torah portion. Following the teaching, we will sit down for a Fellowship Meal (Oneg). All are welcome – drinks and dessert are provided.
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LEVITICUS
PARASHAH 29 & 30
Acharei Mot & Kedoshim | The Red Ribbon, Azazel, and Yom Kippur’s Prophetic Mockery of Satan
Duration: 29:20
Overview
Acharei Mot (אַחֲרֵי מוֹת) in Hebrew which means “After The Death”
Kedoshim (קְדֹשִׁים) in Hebrew which means “Holy Ones”
Leviticus 16 reveals a Yom Kippur ritual where Israel’s sins were placed on a scapegoat and sent to Azazel — a demon? a destination? or both. For 40 years after Yeshua’s sacrifice, the Talmud records the red ribbon tied to the Temple door stopped turning white, signaling God no longer accepted the offering. This teaching unpacks the Day of Atonement, what the scapegoat Bible narrative actually reveals, and what Yeshua’s death confirmed — in the Temple itself.
Scripture references
• Leviticus 16 : 1 – 20 : 27
• Leviticus 11–15
• Babylonian Talmud, Yoma 39a–b
• Book of Enoch
Key Biblical Points:
• God Dwells Among the Unclean — By Design
• The High Priest Strips Down: Holiness Requires Humility
• The Scapegoat: God Sends Sin Back to Its Source
• Azazel — Demon, Destination, or Both?
• The Red Ribbon: The Temple’s Own Testimony to Yeshua
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Stick around for Torah Class
Saturdays @ 1:00PM
Torah Class is a Hebrew Heritage, multi-disciplinary approach to Scripture that includes the original languages, history, and study of the ancient cultures. It’s a literal word-by-word interpretation of Scripture like you haven’t seen before.
Torah Class meets at The Seed after our Shabbat Service and Oneg Fellowship meal.
