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Sabbath & Festival Meals - Patsy Henzler
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Our Price: $7.50
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This wonderful cook book is a must have for any kitchen. With everything from candy and cookies, to meals for passover and traditional Jewish meals, this delightful book is filled with recipes that every family will enjoy.
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DuTillet & Munster Hebrew Matthew CD
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Our Price: $12.00
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It was so exciting to us when someone asked Tim Hegg if he would take a look at a book that they had bought. Come to find out this book was a 1550's Munster and DuTillet Gospel of Mathew in Hebrew. This bound volume contained various Hebrew, Latin, and Greek texts, and was so exciting that we got permission to digitally scan the entire book. This disc gives you a piece of history that is rarely seen. The CD contains every page of this book, digitally scanned in high resolution JPEG format.
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My Big Fat Greek Mindset (MP3)
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Our Price: $18.95
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Is the main stream church today missing something? And if so why? Has Greek thought influenced the way we think today? And if so is that really such a bad thing? Tim Hegg answers these questions and more as he takes us through a six class seminar that looks at the difference between a Hebrew and Greek worldview and the way this impacts our view of God and the Bible. This course was given live in Edmonton Alberta Canada, and is an eye opener for anyone not raised with a Hebrew way of thought. Hegg shows us that if Yeshua and the writers of the apostolic scriptures were Jewish, and living in Jewish communities, it is necessary for us to try to understand how that thought process works. Seminar Notes included.
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My Big Fat Greek Mindset (6 standerd audio CDs) - Tim Hegg
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Our Price: $59.95
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Is the main stream church today missing something? And if so why? Has Greek thought influenced the way we think today? And if so is that really such a bad thing? Tim Hegg answers these questions and more as he takes us through a six class seminar that looks at the difference between a Hebrew and Greek worldview and the way this impacts our view of God and the Bible. This course was given live in Edmonton Alberta Canada, and is an eye opener for anyone not raised with a Hebrew way of thought. Hegg shows us that if Yeshua and the writers of the apostolic scriptures were Jewish, and living in Jewish communities, it is necessary for us to try to understand how that thought process works. Seminar Notes included.
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Delight in the Shabbat
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Our Price: $25.00
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Do you want to enter in the Shabbat but just don't know how? If so Delight in the Shabbat is just for you! This instructional kit will take you step by step through the erev Shabbat service, blessings, and traditions. Complete with an instructional CD and DVD, and a recipe and instructions on how to make challah (traditional erev Shabbat bread) this course shows you why the Jewish people have been doing many of the same traditions for thousands of years. Also in this kit is one erev Shabbat siddur, and a full Shabbat siddur. Come find the joy and light that is the Shabbat! Compiled by the staff at TorahResource.
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What's So New About the New Covenant? - DVD - Tim Hegg
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Our Price: $24.00
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Aren't we under a new covenant? Doesn't Jeremiah spell this out so clearly? Tim Hegg brings an eye opening message in this wonderful DVD entitled "Whats So New About the New Covenant". Hegg looks at Jer. 31:31-34, 2 Cor. 3, and Heb. 8 in this exciting seminar that brings a whole new way of thinking. Produced by FFOZ this DVD is one that everyone will enjoy.
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Foundational Truths: Box Set-14 DVD video seminars WITH SYLLABUS
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Our Price: $160.00
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Tim Hegg covers 15 different topics in his lectures that have been recorded and put on DVD. Hegg goes through different topics that apply to every messianic community, covering topics from "Jews and Gentiles in the Body of Messiah", to "Did Paul Give Up the Torah (1 Cor. 9:19-23)". There are some sound glitches in some of these DVD's, however, most are under 10 seconds and could not be fixed in the editing proses. These DVD's can be used in a group setting, or are a great gift for those just coming to Torah. Buy them individually or as a box set. Click any DVD to see a full table of contents of all 15 DVD's.
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Foundational Truths: Box Set- 14 DVD video seminars NO SYLLABUS!
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Our Price: $150.00
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Tim Hegg covers 15 different topics in his lectures that have been recorded and put on DVD. Hegg goes through different topics that apply to every messianic community, covering topics from "Jews and Gentiles in the Body of Messiah", to "Did Paul Give Up the Torah (1 Cor. 9:19-23)". There are some sound glitches in some of these DVD's, however, most are under 10 seconds and could not be fixed in the editing proses. These DVD's can be used in a group setting, or are a great gift for those just coming to Torah. Buy them individually or as a box set. Click any DVD to see a full table of contents of all 15 DVD's.
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Shabbat Morning Service (DVD)
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Our Price: $10.00
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Does your group want to observe the Shabbat in a traditional synagogue manner but you just don't know how? TorahResource is happy to present a video presentation of a Shabbat Morning (Torah) Service. This DVD will take you step by step through a live service, filmed at synagogue Beit Hallel. Incorporating page numbers from our Shabbat Siddur "Tehillot HaMashiach", this DVD will show you one way a traditional Torah service can be done. (This product does not come with the Shabbat Siddur.) If you do not already own Siddur Tehillot HaMashiach, we highly recommend purchasing one so that you can follow along as you view the video.
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Ten Persistent Questions- Box Set
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Our Price: $100.00
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This box set comes complete with video of all ten classes on 10 DVDs, plus a CD with all the audio of the classes in MP3 format (so you can easily take the audio with you on your iPod or other mp3 player). This complete set also includes a spiral bound, 8.5 x 11 hardcopy of the 145 page syllabus. Each class is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes, dealing with ten of the most commonly asked questions that are raised when people challenge a Torah based life. Taught by Tim Hegg. Also available: Syllabus and Audio recordings (mp3) only and individual Video sessions (DVD).
Something phenomenal is happening in our times: many people who confess Yeshua (Jesus) to be their Messiah and Savior are awakening to the spiritual treasures contained in the Torah (the books of Moses, or Genesis through Deuteronomy). While in the history of the Christian Church the Torah has been more or less considered obselete and as having little or no application to the life of a believer in Yeshua, many are questioning this view and studying the Torah for themselves. What they are discovering is that Yeshua Himself, as well as His Apostles, lived Torah observant lives—that living out the commandments of the Torah is not contrary to a genuine faith in Yeshua as one’s Savior and only means by which a sinner may be made righteous before God. A return to keeping the Sabbath, celebrating the yearly Festivals, and aligning one’s lifestyle with the standards outlined by the Torah has been the result.
Clearly, this return to Torah has not always been warmly received by the Christian Church and her leaders. Strong debates have ensued, and very often the same texts of Scripture are brought to the table as proof that the Torah has been abolished or substantially changed by the coming of Yeshua, and that those who confess Him as their Lord and Savior not only have no obligation to obey the commandments of Torah, but are to be warned away from incorporating such antiquated commandments into their lives.
In “Why We Keep Torah: 10 Persistent Questions,” Tim Hegg selects 10 of these questions most often raised against Torah observance and seeks to answer them by a study of the Scriptures within their historical and cultural background, seeking to let the text itself speak on its own terms.
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