Seeing The Kingdom With Moses' Eyes and Entering It Through Yeshua - Torah Portion Va'etchanan

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Va’etchanan - “And I Pleaded”
Deuteronomy 3:23 – 7:11

After being told that he would not enter into the promised land, Moses proclaims to the children of Israel that he pleaded with God in a petition that would allow him to enter into the promised land. God had refused his plea, but this refusal was accepted in humility by Moses. God then instructs Moses to ascend a mountain to see and experience the promised land first-hand from a distance. Though Moses is forbidden to cross the Jordan, he is permitted to gaze upon the land from the top of the Pisgah. Here Moses has a spiritual experience and a divine encounter with the Promised Land, perceiving many things, including what was to come in Israel’s future, the future Messiah and the last days.

Moses is then compelled to tell the Israelites again to follow the laws and decrees given to them, so that they and their children will have long and prosperous lives when they enter the Land. Moses goes on to proclaim that the key elements of their survival are education, obedience and remembrance. However, Moses’ prophecies reveal that the future generation will eventually turn away from God and begin to worship idols. He says that the children of Israel will be scattered among the nations and will eventually become humbled, turning back and seeking after God, returning to obey his commandments so as to be rescued once again.

The Parsha concludes with the repetition of the ‘Ten Words’ (or more commonly known as the ‘Ten Commandments’) and the proclamation of the ‘Shema’, a declaration of love, faith and unity towards God, reiterated and refreshed by the voice of our Master Yeshua during his ministry as a representation of the foundational principles of our obedience to the ways of El Shaddai.
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Join Joe, Jakkie and Tommy as they deliver a message on the weekly Torah Portion, seeking for Yahshua (Jesus) and His love on every page.

Every Friday 7pm UK Time, 2pm ET, 11am PT.


Va’etchanan - “And I Pleaded”
Deuteronomy 3:23 – 7:11

After being told that he would not enter into the promised land, Moses proclaims to the children of Israel that he pleaded with God in a petition that would allow him to enter into the promised land. God had refused his plea, but this refusal was accepted in humility by Moses. God then instructs Moses to ascend a mountain to see and experience the promised land first-hand from a distance. Though Moses is forbidden to cross the Jordan, he is permitted to gaze upon the land from the top of the Pisgah. Here Moses has a spiritual experience and a divine encounter with the Promised Land, perceiving many things, including what was to come in Israel’s future, the future Messiah and the last days.

Moses is then compelled to tell the Israelites again to follow the laws and decrees given to them, so that they and their children will have long and prosperous lives when they enter the Land. Moses goes on to proclaim that the key elements of their survival are education, obedience and remembrance. However, Moses’ prophecies reveal that the future generation will eventually turn away from God and begin to worship idols. He says that the children of Israel will be scattered among the nations and will eventually become humbled, turning back and seeking after God, returning to obey his commandments so as to be rescued once again.

The Parsha concludes with the repetition of the ‘Ten Words’ (or more commonly known as the ‘Ten Commandments’) and the proclamation of the ‘Shema’, a declaration of love, faith and unity towards God, reiterated and refreshed by the voice of our Master Yeshua during his ministry as a representation of the foundational principles of our obedience to the ways of El Shaddai.
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#Torah, #BibleStudy, #Shabbat, #Shalom, #Jesus, #Yeshua, #YHVH


*More Information*
Want to learn more? Visit us at

*Find us on:*

*Led to join us in person? Read our ministries creed and fill in our form:*

*Find Biblical inspired products at Almond House Market on the links below:*

*Almond Grove Details*
Find the full details of how we aim to acquire a plot of land to create a generational ministry:

*Donation*
If you would like to donate to our ministry please visit our websites donation page:

[CalebTheHumbled]

Glad to see more and more people turning to Yah through the obedience of Torah. Yahshua kept the law perfectly and we are to disciple after him by obeying Torah.

"For this is the love of God; that we keep His commandments; and His commandments are not burdensome."
1 John 5:3

[rarkie]

I have listened to this 3x...this is an excellent, soul enlightening teaching on one of the biggest questions of Torah: why Moses could not enter the Land. ..been in our Hebraic understanding 24yrs now, never heard this explained in such a way:Moses/Torah can only take you so far; Joshua/Yeshua, The One, Door/Gate only one who can bring you into Promised Land/Kingdom. ..Blessed to have found Almond House!! Thank you

[emmacage]

Praise Yah... only Yeshua can bring us through the waters of rebirth and into the promised land. Beautiful teaching🤍
Never thought of the likeness between Moses and Yeshua in that Moses denied/laid down his own life to save his brother... love this💙

[shemiyahakakarenmarierussell]

Tears are flowing as I listen to your testimony. Thank you so much for sharing and encouraging us all. I pray your message touches all who need to hear it.

[beverleylivock]

Praise Yah, very encouraging teaching. I never saw the connection between Moses and Yeshua in the crossing. . Thankyou for sharing your testimony. It has given me great encouragement. Praise Yah

[rebeccaringwood]

“So too, at the present time there is a remnant chosen by grace.” Romans 11. Thank you for your grace Yah for enabling us to walk this walk for this generation and the next ❤

[lambsbook]

Only Yeshua can take us into the promised land, Praise YAH always.

[azanyahyisrael]

Shabbat Shalom 🙏✡️✝️🌄 Yah bless you all this teaching blessed and revitalized my spirit ! Definitely a come to me all to you who are wearing heavy laden moment! Much love for you guys Joe, Tommy, Jakkie and everyone else from the US !


The Lord bless you
and keep you;
25 the Lord make his face shine on you
and be gracious to you;
26 the Lord turn his face toward you
and give you peace.”’

27 “So they will put my name on the Israelites, and I will bless them.”

[chiararealini]

Amen♥️The Torah takes us not far away from the Kingdom, but only Yahshua allows us to cross over with Him🙏🕊️

[kayandrade]

Beautiful testimony, with tears in my eyes—Praise Yah🙌🏽

[jaydemcfarlane]

Just beautiful, i love and appreciate this ministry. ❤🙌🏽much love and blessing from Western Australia

[Jamchol]

I love the Lord and his wonderful plan of salvation 🙏🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 Shabbat Shalom 🥰

[bethelshiloh]

Oh my. This is exactly in line with what our Bible study is studying.

[shemiyahakakarenmarierussell]

This is a Yahmazing message. Thanks much.

[goyourself]

Wow, love hearing a little about your backstory! 👍🏾✌🏾🙌🏾

[egmjag]

Adonai bless you! I always enjoy watching the parashah explained through your ministry. I used to attend both an Orthodox Synagogue and Chabad. Your insight is much deeper and more comprehensive than those two places I used to attend. How I wish I could gather with you there or with similar like-minded believers here. One of the messages you touched on was Adonai not allowing Moses to cross over. When you mentioned that Adonai said enough after Moses asked once again for permission, that really resonated with me. I have been waiting to gather with like-minded believers similar to you guys. I even opened my house for others to be able to celebrate erev Shabbat and/or study the Bible. Yet nothing has happened despite my searching for several months. Then I got in a bicycle accident which forced me to be at home for at least a week. To make matters worse, on the day that I was going to resume my regular routine, I got sick the next day. I'm still at home a week later, which makes it a little more than 2 weeks now. So I see there's a reason or several why Adonai has allowed me to remain here at home for so long. I'm still mourning my mother's death 4 months later after I found her deceased on her bed. Yet, I go to her room because it's bigger and I celebrate erev Shabbat there. I study there as well. Adonai is allowing me to confront such things as depression and trauma head on. This will allow me to be able to sustain greater trials and tribulations later in life because we all know Adonai allows them for particular reasons and periods as we follow Him closely in this world.

[bettyking]

I was struck at how Moses' failing Yah and being punished led to Yahusha being the leader of Yah's people into the land.. Romans 8:28, even our failings can be used by Him.

[ash-lfuk]

❤😂🎉Amen!!! I had my first Tabernacle in my living room last year in a tent😊 (because I'm allergic to mosquitoes & I'm in Texas)! Nothing was going to stop me from celebrating with God❤🎉

[amybritt]

Shabbat shalom family 🙂❤God bless you ! Prayers for Almond House, prayers for the hostages, and prayers for Jerusalem.