Hallel Fellowship

“Jesus declared all foods clean.” Why then should believers in Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus) consider the food laws of Leviticus? We look at Solomon’s Temple dedication, Leviticus’ spectrum between “holy” and “common,” and Messiah’s teaching that true defilement flows from the heart — not unwashed hands. Learn why the food laws and Peter’s vision of pigs in a blanket are really about God’s calling and cleansing of the nations — and discerning when He is at work in the hearts of humanity.
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From Torah to table: How ancient food laws speak to modern faith (Leviticus 11; 1Kings 8; Mark 7; Acts 10) - Hallel Fellowship "Jesus declared all foods clean." Why then should believers in Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus) consider the food laws of Leviticus? We look at Solomon’s Temple dedication, Leviticus' spectrum between "holy" and "common," and Messiah's teaching that true defilement flows from the heart — not unwash...

How can God use a murderer to inaugurate His high priest? And what does that have to do with Yeshua (Jesus)? This study walks through Leviticus 8, Ezekiel 44 and Hebrews to unpack how guilt is transferred, why sacrificial blood “perfects” the altar, and why Yeshua’s resurrection is essential to the whole salvation process. We’ll see how Aaron’s bull, Ezekiel’s temple and the Melchizedek priesthood all point to Yeshua as both priest and offering.
https://hallel.info/torah-081-2026/

Shadows of Messiah in the consecration of Aaron and his sons (Leviticus 8; Ezekiel 44; Hebrews 7) - Hallel Fellowship How can God use a murderer to inaugurate His high priest? And what does that have to do with Yeshua (Jesus)? This study walks through Leviticus 8, Ezekiel 44 and Hebrews to unpack how guilt is transferred, why sacrificial blood “perfects” the altar, and why Yeshua's resurrection is essential to ...