In Acts 11, we read that the disciples of Yeshua were first called Christians in Antioch. Was this because they wanted to distinguish themselves from the Jews? Was it because they were starting a new religion and needed a new name for themselves? Neither of these reasons is accurate. It doesn’t say that they called THEMSELVES Christians. It says that others called them Christians. Why? Because they had committed themselves to the Christ—the Jewish Messiah. They were his emissaries to the world. But what does it mean to be an emissary? Especially to this man named Yeshua? Let’s explore this idea together in this week’s 5 Minute Torah.
Kedoshim - The Spirit Of The Law
Acharei Mot - "Not Quite Forgiven"
The Fast & The Fearless - Why Do We Fast?
Hanukkah & The Borg
Va'etchanan - Shining The Light Of Torah
Devarim - Can Justice Truly Be Blind?
Massei - The Butterfly Effect
Mattot - The Holy War of Love
Balak - Righteousness, Seduction, & Destruction
Chukat - Collateral For Atonement
Korach - Between The Dead And The Living
Shelach - Guilty of One, Guilty of All
Baha'alotcha - A Needle In A Haystack
Bamidbar - Disciples of Moses
Bechukotai - The Rejection of Israel
Behar - His Responsibility And Mine
Emor - The Relative Nearest Him
Metzora - The Sin of Uncleanness
Tazria - Flaming Arrows & Scabs
Shemini - The Power of Silence
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