Biblically Inspired Life

This week’s Torah Portion is Parashat Kedoshim (Holy ones) Leviticus 19:1-20:27. In this week’s Torah portion, idolatry is a major issue. HaShem warns of the serious offense of offering a child to Molech, a pagan false god. One who is caught committing such a heinous sin is to receive the death penalty. Naturally, this punishment

Our last reading in Titus: Titus 3:9-15 v9: Either a person is going to be mindful and responsible to engage in good works OR they are going to engage in contentions and foolishness concerning debatable things where little or no resolution is ever reached (ie they are going to waste their time). Time is too

We go on to Titus 3:4-8 v4: The word “But” shows a contrast. We are to live differently to the way we once lived. · Kindness is a word that is loosely related to grace. However, this verse is not necessarily talking about the Biblical concept of grace but about the understanding or friendliness that

We kick off this week with Titus 3:1-3 One of the most important qualities for a believer to possess is the ability to submit. We need to recognize authority and respond to it properly. v1: Them = the believers. As long as it is not in conflict with the Word of G-d we need to