Parashas Yitro
Exodus 18:1 – 20:23
Please Pray this
Prayer
First before reading.
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 Parashas
The title of this Torah portion is Yitro in Hebrew or “Jethro”
in English refers to Moses father-in-law. It is the 17TH portion of
the Torah Cycle, in which ABBA YAHVEH gave Moses the Torah; ABBA YAHVEH offers
the Yisraelites one of the greatest spiritual revelations of Light ever, and a
visit by Yitro to their camp.
If Moses was the conduit for the Torah, why is this
portion not called the giving of the Torah, or even Moses, why was it called
Yitro? What is so significant about Yitro that it warrant having this Torah
portion called after him?
What Yitro brought to the camp spiritually was a
prerequisite to them as it is for us to receiving immortality, so let’s take a
closer look at this idea or revealed light. As we learn from Moses encounter
with the burning bush, when we are truly ready to connect to the Light of the
CREATOR, we attain a state of elevated consciousness where everything that
happens is spiritually significant.
If a relative or even a friend like Yitro should come to
you, the head of a mega Church and said, “I know that you think you are doing a
good job, but actually you are not; let me tell you how to do it better,” it is
very likely you might be offended. In this Torah portion, however, we see that
we can put our spiritual development at risk if we do not acknowledge the
messages we receive from everyone, even a person like Yetro.
As believers we cannot receive correction if we are not
willing to listen, even as blind Balaam who had to be correct by a donkey. When
we become fully aware that we should consider the voice of everything, and
everyone, as if it were coming from ABBA YAHVEH, even when its source is a
person who is less that favorable, then we are ready to receive the greater
spiritual revelation.
The Torah did not say Moses listened to the words of
Yitro, but to the voice of the spirit of the voice of Yitro, and Moses did
everything Yitro said. Moses understood the spirit behind everything Yitro said
to him, even if he might not have said it in the right way. There was an
enormous spiritual difference between Moses and Yitro, yet Moses was humble and
spiritual enough to understand that he had something to gain even from Yitro.
Our spiritual growth comes from everything we hear, see and feel.
The visit of Yitro to Moses was two fold. One Moses
showed Yitro the Blessing of ABBA YAHVEH, and as we learn in Exodus 18:11 Yitro
said that “Now I know that יהוה is greater than all the mighty ones, indeed in
the matter in which they acted proudly, above them.” Now it
was Moses turn to be blessed by Yitro.
In a flowing
river we will find various assortments of smooth stones. Those stone did not
get that way by the way flowing over it. They got that way when each rock rub
against each other, when the influence of the water forces them together. This
incident was the Work of the Holy Spirit the Water, bringing Moses and Yitro
together, and each person interacting with each other perform a smoothing
action that leave the other person more refined. Moses was made the better from
Yitro visit and Yitro was made the better by Moses.
Without the
interaction between believers, the refining process cannot be complete. We can
study all day and all night, but we will not elevate unless we merit assistance
from the interaction of other believers.
When a
believer is will to listen, even to the smallest child, he or she will be
opening themselves to receive more revelation. If a person wisdom is greater
than his or her spiritual actions, it cannot last because there is no vessel to
contain the light he or she is revealing. When we reveal more Light than our
Vessel can hold, the excess will floats away.
We can only
hold on to the amount of Light that our vessel is capable of. The purpose of
our spiritual growth is to create a large enough Vessel, so that all the Light
that has been revealed to us, may find a home. He who has an ear the hear let
him hear.
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