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Havdalah Drasha comes from Acts 20:7 where the Apostle Paul is teaching (drasha) at the end of Shabbat at a time called Havdalah. Dedicated to bringing Jews and Gentiles together for celebration of the roots of our faith. Havdalahdrasha.org provides studies on different topics from Torah examined from a Jewish or Hebrew perspective as well as from a Messianic viewpoint.

Located in Tigard, OR, Hoshana Rabbah offers messianic biblical teachings while advocating Yeshua the Messiah. Come visit us on Shabbat for weekly services, live music, teaching, and bible study

WebParasha - An Innovative Way to Sign-up For Your Torah Readings Online since 2007

Kol Shofar, é um site pioneiro de estudos messiânicos, em Portugal. Que a 'Voz do Shofar' acorde os que dormem, chame os que têm fome e que a sua verdade nos liberte, até ao regresso do Mashiach Yeshua (Messias Jesus): Shemá Israel!

Torah Thoughts by Rabbi Alex Israel

A weekly Shabbat commentary on the Torah, Haftorah Parashat and B'rit Chadashah, exploring Adonai's heart and the mystery of the church and Israel.

Etz Hayim is a resource for Christians who wish to enrich their Biblical studies through engagement with traditions and interpretations that have been transmitted and developed within the Jewish milieu. Etz Hayim is committed to promoting Christian-Jewish dialogue and understanding and suppporting a fraternal co-operation between Jews and Christians which from the Catholic perspective have been mandated by Vatican documents since the 2nd Vatican Council. Etz Hayim aims to enrich and inform teaching and learning for those in ministries, in educational leadership and teaching in dioceses, universities, and school settings. Etz Hayim is a Hebrew word which means "Tree of Life." The Bible is called the "Tree of Life" in the Book of Proverbs.

Yaron Reuven teaches Torah for the purpose to saving souls and bringing them back to HaShem and His Torah