Yeshua in Torah

Pastor Mathew shares biblical principles from Torah, tracing how each portion reveals the life, wisdom, and redemptive work of Yeshua.

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53 Portions

5 Books

The Torah is not only where the story begins — it is where hearts are formed to recognize Yeshua.

The Five Books

One covenant story

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Position in Genesis 1 / 12

Choose a portion from Genesis.

Genesis portions 12 studies

01 Bereshit Genesis · Why did God create the world? 34:21 02 Noah Genesis · Are you inside Yeshua's ark? 22:06 03 Lech Lecha Genesis · How does God's covenant reshape our identity? 27:30 04 Vayera Genesis · Yeshua the Savior is announced through Isaac. 27:36 05 Chayei Sarah Genesis · Will you choose gold or covenant? 22:40 06 Toledot Genesis · Can God's blessing disappear because of sin? 31:07 07 Vayetze Genesis · Why was Yeshua born through a despised line? 29:43 08 Vayishlach Genesis · How do we pass through the valley of repentance? 23:21 09 Vayeshev Genesis · Miracles do not stop, even in prison. 28:39 10 Mikeitz Genesis · The heart of Yeshua toward sinners. 34:26 11 Vayigash Genesis · Love like Judah and forgive like Joseph. 24:00 12 Vayehi Genesis · Will you choose the servant or the bride? 32:22

The Five Books

One covenant story, five movements

Move through beginnings, redemption, holiness, wilderness, and covenant renewal.

Genesis

Genesis reveals the beginnings of creation, covenant, and calling, following the patriarchs through promise, testing, failure, and mercy. Across each narrative movement, the book teaches that God remains faithful to His covenant word and prepares the redemptive line that points to Yeshua.

Exodus

Exodus moves from slavery to worship, showing God's power in deliverance, judgment, covenant formation, and tabernacle presence. The book forms a redeemed people and points to Yeshua as the greater Redeemer who brings true freedom and draws us near to God.

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Leviticus

Leviticus teaches how a holy God dwells with His people through sacrifice, priestly mediation, cleansing, and appointed times. Its patterns of atonement and consecration train the heart for reverence and point to Yeshua as the true and final High Priest.

Numbers

Numbers traces Israel's wilderness journey through testing, rebellion, correction, and renewed guidance under God's leadership. The book shows how covenant people are formed in hardship and called to trust God's presence and promises through every season.

Deuteronomy

Deuteronomy gathers Moses' final covenant appeals, calling a new generation to remember, obey, and choose life before entering the land. The book ties memory to mission, showing that faithful love for God must become practical obedience that points toward Yeshua.

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Hebrew Name בראשית Pronunciation beh-ray-SHEET

Genesis

Bereshit

Why did God create the world?

Main Point

An opening study on creation, purpose, and humanity's calling, showing that the world is made to reveal God's glory and prepare the way for redemption in Yeshua.

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Study Overview & Highlights

Bereshit anchors this Torah study within Genesis and traces the covenant movement of covenant beginnings, family promise, and the first signs of redemption. The guiding question is "Why did God create the world." An opening study on creation, purpose, and humanity's calling, showing that the world is made to reveal God's glory and prepare the way for redemption in Yeshua. Pastor Mathew keeps the focus on God's character, the redemptive thread that points to Yeshua, and the life response of faith in God's promises, humility in testing, and confidence in His covenant plan.

Guiding Question: Why did God create the world.
Covenant Movement: An opening study on creation, purpose, and humanity's calling, showing that the world is made to reveal God's glory and prepare the way for redemption in Yeshua.
Faith Response: Receive this portion personally by asking, "Why did God create the world," and let its covenant movement shape the way you live: An opening study on creation, purpose, and humanity's calling, showing that the world is made to reveal God's glory and prepare the way for redemption in Yeshua. In this Genesis portion, entrust your identity and future to God's covenant promises instead of fear or self-preservation, and take one concrete step this week to walk in faith in God's promises, humility in testing, and confidence in His covenant plan.