Articles related to "Shekinah"
Excelsius: In Conjunction
Excelsius is back once again with his preacher's heart, this time on "In Conjunction," a holy hip-hop album releasing February 20th from Jath Ministries.
excelsius • in conjunction • jath ministries • the final evolution • shekinah
Excelsius is back once again with his preacher's heart, this time on "In Conjunction," a holy hip-hop album releasing February 20th from Jath Ministries.
excelsius • in conjunction • jath ministries • the final evolution • shekinah
How to Invite the Goddess
Rather than focus on ritual, this article focuses more on examining the core of your relationship with the goddess.
goddess • invite • feminine • awaken • spirituality
Rather than focus on ritual, this article focuses more on examining the core of your relationship with the goddess.
goddess • invite • feminine • awaken • spirituality
II-11 Pekudei The Bride's Homecoming
Pekudei closes Exodus with the accounting of materials used for the Mishkan. The Torah is parsimonious, but the Mishkan and its construction takes up nearly five parashas in comparison to the very short section in Yisro for the the Ten Commandments or its applications in Mishpatim. "Why?" ask the rabbis, "why the repitition?" Consider if you planned and built a house from raw materials that you gathered together or collected from donations. Would it just be a five minute comment to your co-workers? "Oh, incidentally, we built our house.." or does every detail count? How many times does a company proof the prototype of a new airplane before placing it into production? Does it celebrate the first one off the line? Is it held accountable for ever screw and seam that makes it fly? "Oh, George, we forgot the screws in the carbines..." Does it really that the communication systems and auto-pilot function? Links to internet resources and commentary are included
mishkan • tabernacle • divine presence • shekinah • exodus
Pekudei closes Exodus with the accounting of materials used for the Mishkan. The Torah is parsimonious, but the Mishkan and its construction takes up nearly five parashas in comparison to the very short section in Yisro for the the Ten Commandments or its applications in Mishpatim. "Why?" ask the rabbis, "why the repitition?" Consider if you planned and built a house from raw materials that you gathered together or collected from donations. Would it just be a five minute comment to your co-workers? "Oh, incidentally, we built our house.." or does every detail count? How many times does a company proof the prototype of a new airplane before placing it into production? Does it celebrate the first one off the line? Is it held accountable for ever screw and seam that makes it fly? "Oh, George, we forgot the screws in the carbines..." Does it really that the communication systems and auto-pilot function? Links to internet resources and commentary are included
mishkan • tabernacle • divine presence • shekinah • exodus
II-8 Tetzaveh All Dressed Up
In Mishpatim, the focus of the parashiot change, moving from a historical view centered on distant figures to including the reader into the narrative. Mishpatim is the applicaiton of social law as it relates to the individual, Terumah builds the sanctuary and Tetzaveh presents the priesthood, garments and holy implements. Law gives us the ethical and moral structure for living as the construction of Mishkan relates to the dedication of our talents and hearts, and Tetzaveh is a further extension of worship—how we dress ourselves in our worship through deeds and sacrifice. Korban-korbanot literally means to draw close to God. The Mishkan provides a sanctified place for encounter with God.
kohen gadol • high priest • ephod • tetzaveh • shemot
In Mishpatim, the focus of the parashiot change, moving from a historical view centered on distant figures to including the reader into the narrative. Mishpatim is the applicaiton of social law as it relates to the individual, Terumah builds the sanctuary and Tetzaveh presents the priesthood, garments and holy implements. Law gives us the ethical and moral structure for living as the construction of Mishkan relates to the dedication of our talents and hearts, and Tetzaveh is a further extension of worship—how we dress ourselves in our worship through deeds and sacrifice. Korban-korbanot literally means to draw close to God. The Mishkan provides a sanctified place for encounter with God.
kohen gadol • high priest • ephod • tetzaveh • shemot
II-10 Vayakhel From the Heart
The Mishkan making is resumed after the Golden Calf Event, often interpreted as a form of atonement for the sin of idolatry. It opens with an exhortation for keeping the Shabbat, admonishing the Israelites to do the work in six days, but on the seventh day, rest. Regardless of how elaborate or monumental a project, limitations need to be set before beginning. Work in life is never completed, therefore God warns us to make space and time sacred for His Presence. Belalzel and Oholiab are the master craftsman ioverseeing the projects. Detailed activities of the women are related, emphasizing the importance of each person and individual gifts within the community. No gift is too small for the eyes of the beloved. Just as a fiancee seeks to find favor in her beau, we should seek to please God, the lover of all mankind. We should beautify our lives to attract the pleasure of His gaze.
miskan • tabernacle • exodus • shemot • shemos
The Mishkan making is resumed after the Golden Calf Event, often interpreted as a form of atonement for the sin of idolatry. It opens with an exhortation for keeping the Shabbat, admonishing the Israelites to do the work in six days, but on the seventh day, rest. Regardless of how elaborate or monumental a project, limitations need to be set before beginning. Work in life is never completed, therefore God warns us to make space and time sacred for His Presence. Belalzel and Oholiab are the master craftsman ioverseeing the projects. Detailed activities of the women are related, emphasizing the importance of each person and individual gifts within the community. No gift is too small for the eyes of the beloved. Just as a fiancee seeks to find favor in her beau, we should seek to please God, the lover of all mankind. We should beautify our lives to attract the pleasure of His gaze.
miskan • tabernacle • exodus • shemot • shemos
An Introduction to Cinderella Projects
A brief introduction to Cinderella projects on the internet with links provided to major sites
cinderella • fairytale • allegory • literary criticism • children's literature
A brief introduction to Cinderella projects on the internet with links provided to major sites
cinderella • fairytale • allegory • literary criticism • children's literature
The Visionary Prophet
Very few details of Ezekiel's life are known . . .
ezekiel • priest • prophet • apocalptic
Very few details of Ezekiel's life are known . . .
ezekiel • priest • prophet • apocalptic
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