Hallel Fellowship

Yeshua the Mashiakh told us the two greatest commandments were to love God unreservedly and to love other people unselfishly (Matt. 22:3440; Mark 12:2831; Deut. 6:46; Lev. 19:18). Learning what the LORD would do in a situation to walk as He walked (1Jn. 2:6) is at the heart of this week’s Torah reading, Mishpatim (judgements, Ex. 21:1-24:18). Learn more through these Bible studies. https://hallel.info/parshat-mishpatim-exodus/

We may be jealous of a favored family member or co-worker and carry that bitterness into how we act around that person. We may regret what those feelings drove us to and the damage caused in the relationship. In this Bible study, we explore the dramatic reconciliation of the biblical leader Joseph with his brothers, recorded in the Torah passage Vayigash (Genesis 44:18-47:27), is an emotional journey from jealousy and abandonment to repentance and reconciliation. Another reje...cted, favored son of Israel, Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus), also reunited with those close to Him after His resurrection, and in the case of Paul turned hate into passion to serve. Learn more through this Bible study. https://hallel.info/vayigash-2021/

When some learn about the connection between the 12 tribes of Israel and the end of days, they can obsess over finding out their modern identities and whether one is part of said tribe. Yet a more important lesson from the blessings for the 12 sons of Israel in the Torah passage Vayechi (he lived, Gen. 47:2850:26) is the character of each of the peoples that are the sons’ legacy. Learn more through this Bible study. https://hallel.info/vayechi-2021/

Scripture likens people truly loyal to the Creator of Heaven and Earth to a bride. And the presentation of the Ten Commandments at Sinai is compared to the signing of a ketubah (wedding contract). It’s not by coincidence there are a number of parallels between the events at Sinai recorded in this week’s Torah reading Yitro (Jethro), covering Exodus 18:120:23 and the Jewish wedding ceremony. Marriage is about transparency, devotion and loyalty, and that’s the testimony of the LORD in the Ten Words of Exodus 20. Explore Bible studies on this passage. http://hallel.info/parashat-yitro-exodus/

Yeshua (Jesus) said that all the Scriptures tell us about Him. With this in mind, let’s go through each of the plages in the Torah reading Va’era (I appeared, Exodus 6:29:35) learn how plagues God inflicted on Egypt had parallels in the life and teachings of Yeshua Himself. Uncover more insights through this Bible study. https://hallel.info/vaera-2021/

"The colour immediately attracted our attention, but we found it hard to believe that we had found true purple from such an ancient period," said Prof Erez Ben-Yosef from Tel Aviv University's Archaeology Department. Archaeology confirms the Tanak’s historical narrative https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-55815820