Torah scroll

Yad (meaning "hand" in Hebrew) is a ritualistic pointer used by the Hebrew reader to follow the text when reading from the parchment Torah scroll. The yad also prevents the reader from touching the sacred Torah with bare hands.

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Photo about Torah scroll with a pointer, called a yad. Scroll is opened to Exodus 20, the 10 commandments. Image of historic, gold, judaica - 18827833

God is our loving Father, but He is also our King.

I have over the past couple of years written several blog series on various Biblical themes related to interpreting the Scriptures. The longest of these was God Questions His Creation: Genesis 4-1…

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The ancient art of writing a Torah scroll, the holiest object in Judaism.

With lots of simchat torah...This image comes from the Rhodes Jewish Museum website. They provide the following description of this sefer torah:The extraordinary story pertaining to this Sefer Torah is that it was written and used in Spain for 300 years prior to the Spanish Inquisition

If Yeshua’s opponents could prove Him to be a Torah-breaker, they could discredit His ministry and His claims. If they could prove that He intended to abolish or annul the Torah, they could dismiss Him as a heretic. To answer their charges, the Master declared the validity of the Torah and the Prophets—i.e., the whole Tanach.

Torah Scroll

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