Parashas Ki
Tavo
Deuteronomy 26:1 – 29:8
Please pray
this prayer
before
reading
Prayer
In the name of
Yahushua
Our Messiyah,
I pray for the
Spirit of Understanding
The Spirit of
Knowledge and
The Spirit of
Wisdom
As I read
through this Parasha
That the Truth
of Torah may
Come forth.
Amen
This is the 50th
Torah Portion of this Torah cycle. In this portion Ki Tavo, Moses tells the
Yisraelites, in effect, we have a life, we have a family, we have a blessing,
so do not just wake up in the morning and thank ABBA YAHVEH; that is not
enough.
Do something to
express your appreciation in a tangible way. Express the fruit of the spirit,
or take action on gratitude will help you in the transformation of the ego that
will led to more blessing.
The Sabbath of Ki
Tavo teaches us to find ways to make the most of our spiritual days available to
us. That the Torah contains great light. How then can we get more Light from
it? When we encourage people to read the Torah. Even a simple spiritual tool
like appreciation can reveal new Light if we do not settle for expressing it in
words, but take action to show our gratitude for the Word.
On this Sabbath of
Ki Tavo, we want to tap into the consciousness of newness. As Moses was about
to leave this world, he sums up all the wisdom he has been trying to teach for
forty years, by saying to the people, live every moment as if it is the most
important moment to be alive. This is the best of times for those who believe
in Messiyah Yahushua and who keep the Commandmenrs of Torah.
On this Sabbath,
ABBA YAHVEH is asking us to use all the tools the Holy Spirit has given to us,
by living fully in every moment, so we can experience a taste of immortality.
In this chapter
Moses concludes the particular teaching on the statutes which he thought fit to
be given to Yisrael, those who were in-charge at his parting from them; what
follows is by way of sanction and ratification. In this chapter;
I.
Moses gives
them a form of confession to be made by him that offered the basket of his
first-fruits verse 1–11.
II.
The
protestation and prayer to be made after the disposal of the third year’s tithe
verse 12–15.
III.
He binds on all
the precepts he had given them,
1. By the divine
authority: "Not I, but YAHVEH thy EL has commanded thee to do these
statutes’’ verse 16.
2. By the mutual
covenant between YAHVEH and them verse 17, etc.
