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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DEUTERONOMY
PARASHAH 54
V’Zot HaBarachah | Least or Great in the Kingdom: What Yeshua Said About Keeping the Commandments
Duration: 29:38
Overview
V’Zot HaBarachah (וְזֹאת הַבְּרָכָה) in Hebrew which means “And This Is The Blessing”
Deuteronomy 33–34 closes the Torah with Moses’ final blessing and death, and Tom builds one argument from it: nothing in Scripture, no prophet and not Yeshua’s own words, overrides Moses. He ends on Matthew 5 : 17–19, where Yeshua says whoever obeys the commandments and teaches them will be called great in the Kingdom of Heaven, and whoever disobeys and teaches others to will be called least. Along the way he explains why Moses blessed only 11 tribes, how the Simeon-and-Judas pattern repeats, and why he says keeping Torah isn’t heresy.
Scripture references
• Deuteronomy 33 : 1–29; 34 : 1–12
• Genesis 49 : 5–7
• John 13 : 26
• Matthew 5 : 17–19
Key Biblical Points:
• Called “Least” or Called “Great” — Matthew 5 : 19
• No Prophet Could Override Moses
• Torah Doesn’t Save — Obedience Is the Response
• Moses Blesses 11, Not 12
• Simeon Cursed — Judas Repeats the Pattern
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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.
