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Parsha Mishpatim – Apostolic Readings, Links, and Videos

New Testament readings for Torah portion Mishpatim, plus links to related articles and videos.

Readings

  • Exodus 21:1-22:24
    • Mark 7:1-13
    • Luke 6:27-38
    • Luke 14:11-14
    • John 8:31-36
    • Revelation 21:6-8
  • Exodus 22:25-23:33
    • Matthew 5:20-26
    • Luke 1:26-80
    • Luke 2:40-49
    • John 7:2-14
    • James 2:1-13
  • Exodus 24:1-18
    • Romans 8:18-23
    • Galatians 3:10-4:31
    • James 1:19-27
    • Revelation 15:1-4

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Related Video Teachings

  • The Poor and Rich Alike Bear the Image of God – Proverbs 17:5 and James 2:1-9. It doesn’t matter why a person is poor or rich, of they’re smart or stupid, pretty or pretty ugly. Everyone bears the image of God and deserves basic respect based on that alone.
  • Rejoicing over the Fall of Your Enemies – How do we reconcile the seemingly contradictory instructions of Scripture concerning our enemies?
  • Social Justice vs God’s Justice – Universities, entertainers, and HR departments relentlessly push the ideas of social justice. There are daily riots and political demonstrations in favor of social justice. Black Lives Matter riots, gay pride parades, women’s rights marches…. Everyone is talking about justice, but does anyone know what it is? Proverbs 28:4-5 tells how anyone can fully comprehend justice.
  • Where Is Jesus Now? Romans 6:8-9 – What does it mean that Christ was raised from the dead? Can he have a physical body in Heaven? What exactly is Heaven?

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