Beginning in January: Parashah studies guided by Rabbi Stuart Dauermann’s “Shulchan Shelanu” (Our Table) Newsletter! Feast on noshes from the snack table and from the Word of Adonai. Donations for the Newsletter may be made at interfaithfullness.org
Need info? 928-580-6285 or kayumahavurah@gmail.com
Join us Fridays from 6:30pm – 8:30pm
DELVE
1) What are some verses from the
Tanakh that prove God will fulfill His
promises to Israel?
DISCUSS
2) Why do you think 2 Corinthians 1:20
and Matthew 5:17 have for some
Christians become justifications for
Replacement Theology?
DO
3) How will we apply what we learn from
this study to our beliefs, attitudes, and
relationships?
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Come light the menorah, eat fried latkes, play with dreidels, sing songs, and tell stories. Be sure to wear your best ugly Hanukkah sweater!
Sign up to bring a Potluck dish. RSVP to reserve a seat.
Invite friends and family, especially children! Come at 6pm to help with setup.
Fried foods are traditionally served at Hanukkah because they remind us of the miracle of the oil.
No pork or shellfish please.
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This Friday we will be graced by a visit from our good friend, the esteemed Rabbi and scholar Stuart Dauermann, PHD (https://stuartdauermann.com). Listen and learn from this voice of experience and fount of wisdom. RSVP to secure a seat. 928-580-6285
UMJC Rabbinic Intern Jacob Levy & Rabbi Stuart Dauermann
Reading this week from David Stern’s “Restoring The Jewishness of The Gospel; A Message for Christians: start on page 32 second paragraph; stop on page 34 at the end of point number 3.
Questions:
1) What are some verses from the Tanakh (Old Testament) that prove God will fulfill His promises to Israel?
2) Why do you think 2 Corinthians 1:20 and Matthew 5:17 have, for some believers, become justifications for Replacement Theology?
3) How do we apply what we learn from this study to our beliefs, attitudes, and relationships?
Let the last thought in the last sentence soak in:
God blessed the seventh day and separated it as holy; because on that day God rested from all his work which he had created, so that it itself could produce.
-Genesis 2:3 (CJB)
“… so that it ITSELF could produce!”
As I enter into Shabbat I too can, and must, let my fertile ground in rest produce that which the Father of all creation has planted to be a blessing to all who eat of it, a blessing for His name and for His kingdom. What a wonder; in my rest, He is productive. #WondersFromTorah
You’re invited.
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