by yahudiymint | Aug 7, 2026 | Priesthood and leadership
Introduction: A Torah Foundation for Local Justice This teaching draws from the Yahudiym Sefer (Book) of Law and the example of our teacher Moses (Mosheh), to give practical, covenantal instruction for households and assemblies seeking to establish local courts and...
by yahudiymint | Aug 5, 2026 | Day of Atonement
Introduction: Covenant Duty and the Home Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) is rooted in the Yahudiym Sefer (Book) of Law and in the instructions given through Mosheh (Moses). Leviticus (Vayikra) 16 and the appointed-day instructions in Leviticus 23:26–32 and Numbers...
by yahudiymint | Aug 5, 2026 | Ancient Hebrew family and community
Introduction Hospitality is not a mere social courtesy in the Yahudiym Sefer (Book) of Law; it is a covenant duty. The Creator, El Elohiym (God), who is one above all mighty ones, instructs Israel to care for the vulnerable stranger. This teaching looks at narrative...
by yahudiymint | Aug 4, 2026 | Ancient Hebrew family and community
Introduction The Shema is the heart-song of covenant life. In Deuteronomy the command to remember, love, and teach the One true Creator is placed squarely within the home. For parents and household heads who seek to raise covenant children, embedding these commands...
by yahudiymint | Aug 4, 2026 | Torah Teaching
Introduction: Worship as Covenant Duty Prayer and worship are not optional extras for the covenant people; they are central duties prescribed by the Yahudiym Sefer (Book) of Law. True devotion to Yahuah (Yah) flows from the covenant relationship. Worship expresses our...
