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Proclaiming Liberty to the Captives
In this week’s teaching, Ross covers the subject contained in Torah reading Mishpatim along with the special reading for Shabbat Shekalim. He focuses on the idea of freedom and equality for all. What does the Bible mean when it speaks of mishpatim? What does the word mean? In this class Ross shows that according to Scripture, all souls belong to God and the mishpatim define the way of Yehovah and how we are to treat our fellow man. This class will challenge you to consider that the true essence of Torah faith requires a heart for doing right – even to those who do not do right by you. You will not want to miss this teaching.
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