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Resources Weekly Torah Portion Three Year Commentary on Genesis Commentary on Exodus Commentary on Leviticus Commentary on Numbers Commentary on Deuteronomy One Year Special Readings Special Sabbaths Festival Readings Articles Studies Community Resources Yearly Festivals The Hebrew Calendar The Mo’dim: A Picture of the Divine Wedding Pesach – Passover” Shavuot – Weeks” (a.k.a. Pentecost) Yom Teruah – Day of Blowing Trumpets” Yom Kippur – Day of Atonement” Sukkot – Tabernacles” Shemini Atzeret – The Eighth Day” Hanukkah – Dedication” Purim – Lots” 2 Thessalonians Study Live Access Messiah Matters Library Institute Shop Audio / Video Books Prayer & Siddurs Donation About Our Mission Statement of Faith Our Staff One Torah Email List Contact Menu Resources Weekly Torah Portion Three Year Commentary on Genesis Commentary on Exodus Commentary on Leviticus Commentary on Numbers Commentary on Deuteronomy One Year Special Readings Special Sabbaths Festival Readings Articles Studies Community Resources Yearly Festivals The Hebrew Calendar The Mo’dim: A Picture of the Divine Wedding Pesach – Passover” Shavuot – Weeks” (a.k.a. Pentecost) Yom Teruah – Day of Blowing Trumpets” Yom Kippur – Day of Atonement” Sukkot – Tabernacles” Shemini Atzeret – The Eighth Day” Hanukkah – Dedication” Purim – Lots” 2 Thessalonians Study Live Access Messiah Matters Library Institute Shop Audio / Video Books Prayer & Siddurs Donation About Our Mission Statement of Faith Our Staff One Torah Email List Contact Login Login Search for: Torah Resource Welcome to TorahResource! It is our goal to provide a huge resource library of biblical materials for Messianic and Torah observant communities. We provide weekly torah portion schedules and readings along with audio and video teachings so individuals and communities can study together. You can also find a huge amount of articles on various biblical topics, Bible commentaries, and study resources on the biblical festivals and many other topics. Shavuot & Counting the Omer Resources Counting the Omer Blessing Traditional blessings said at the start of each day during the Counting of the Omer. DOWNLOAD Counting Our Way to Shavuot Suggested Scripture verses to meditate on during each day of Counting the Omer. DOWNLOAD 2024 Omer Countdown Chart Countdown Chart with Scriptures relevant to Counting the Omer and Shavuot. DOWNLOAD Omer Countdown Chart for Children Print out this chart, color it, post it on the wall, and track the days! Share with your friends. DOWNLOAD Download the 2024 Festival Schedule by Clicking Here One Year Weekly Torah Portion Schedule Read through the Torah in One Year! 2023/24 One Year Torah Portion Calendar Weekly Torah Portion The traditional one-year Torah portion is the weekly readings used in modern non-believing synagogues and Messianic congregations every Shabbat (Sabbath). These Torah readings have an accompanying Haftarah” reading from the prophets and writings, and we have attached readings from the Apostolic Scriptures (New Testament) as well. Although our notes are written for the three-year schedule, we have grouped them so that you can find notes on the one year portion as well. Three Year Weekly Torah Portion Schedule Read through the Torah in Three Year! 2023/24 Three Year Torah Portion Calendar Weekly Torah Portion The three-year weekly Torah portion reading schedule, although not as popular, allows groups and individuals to go through the Torah in smaller chunks so that the material is easier to digest, discuss, and meditate on. This schedule is becoming a favorite by many within the Messianic movement because of each portion’s size. Beyond this, our notes align with this portion and can be found in 151 different handouts. Weekly Torah Portions The weekly reading of God’s Word is practiced around the world by Messianic and traditional synagogues alike. The schedules found below represent the two schedules that are the most prevalent and take the reader through God’s law in 1 and 3 years. We have attached readings from the Apostolic Scriptures (New Testament) to accompany the readings as well. Notes on each portion can be found by clicking the Weekly Parashah” button. These resources are provided free and we hope they are a blessing to you and your community. Historically, the weekly readings have been separated into a Torah portion and a reading from the rest of the Tanakh (Old Testament) which is referred to as the haftarah” portion. Although modern synagogues use a one year reading cycle, evidence suggests that Jews in the first century followed a three year cycle. It is for this reason that TorahResource has provided a three year portion for those who would like to read the Torah through slower and spend more time on each section. We have also provided an accompanying Apostolic portion (a selection from the New Testmanet) to the weekly readings so that followers of Yeshua find related Scriptures to the Parsha. Along with downloadable Torah Reading Schedules, we have also produced handouts for each Torah portion that can be utilized by individuals and communities alike. We are continuing to build out our library on the Torah portions so that we can offer audio and video teachings that accompany each portion. Want to know more about the 1 and 3 year torah reading cycles in the first century? Read our article titled, The Public Reading of the Scriptures in the 1st Century Synagogue.” Biblical Commentary One of the most significant resources offered on TorahResource is Tim Hegg’s biblical commentary. These commentaries approach the Scriptures from the perspective that the Torah is not done away with and is still relevant for the people of God today. What’s more, Hegg has the wonderful ability to write from a scholarly perspective and bring large topics and theological concepts into an easy to understand format for the average believer. Tim Hegg’s Messianic commentaries have shown how Yeshua (Jesus) and Paul were not speaking against keeping the Torah, but instead uphold and support God’s law for followers of our Lord. With commentaries on Romans, Galatians, Hebrews, and many more, Hegg tackles some of the more difficult passages that are commonly used to suggest the Torah has been done away with. Hegg’s deep understanding of the historical backdrop of the first century, along with love and knowledge of the biblical languages make these biblical commentaries accessible for both scholars and average believer alike. Hegg’s approach is to walk through each book verse by verse and approach the text from a historically accurate understanding of Jewish belief, and a grammatical understanding of both the Hebrew and Greek of the Scriptures. Such an approach helps build a wonderful resource that can be utilized for bible study, or simply as a book to read through. Tim has also taught through his Commentaries and recorded audio lectures creating a huge library for those who like to listen on the go. These commentaries and audio lectures have become widely utilized by Messianic teachers around the world. BROWSE COMMENTARY Torah Resource Online Library The Torah Resource online library is a huge section of our website that offers most of our digital catalog including audio, video, and written materials. This library includes biblical commentaries, lectures from the staff of Torah Resource along with some other guest speakers, interviews with leading scholars, children’s stories, and much more. This library goes beyond focusing on the Torah and allows members to dive into a large amount of topics including courses on Theology Proper, How We Go Our Bible, teachings on the nature of God including a series on the Holy Spirit, and many other resources that should elevate your Bible study and help you navigate the biblical text. Much of our work focuses on the Apostolic Scriptures (New Testament) and how these Scriptures align with the Tanakh and do not contradict or do away with any part of God’s word. It is our belief...