Weekly Sabbath Torah Reading #50 Ki Tavo

In the Tree of Life Bible pages 1424-1425 there is a section titled,  The  Spiritual Significance of the Weekly Torah Reading. “Was the  weekly  Torah reading, which was introduced by Ezra the Scribe after  the  return   of the exiles from Babylon (see Nehemiah 8), important to   Yeshua and  His  disciples?…Our Messiah’s public ministry began, as   described in  the  Gospel of Luke 4:14-21, with His being called up to a   public Torah   reading. The public reading of Scripture was also   central to the weekly   worship of the early Yeshua believing community   as seen from passages   such as 1 Timothy 4:13, 1 Thessalonians 5:27;   and Colossians 4:16…..”

“…In     Matthew 13:52, Yeshua said, “Therefore every Torah scholar discipled     for the kingdom of heaven is like the master of a household who  brings    out his treasure both new things and old.”

New things=New testament? Old things=Torah?

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Hebrew Name; Ki Tavo

Translation; When you come…

Torah Reading; Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8

HafTarah Reading; Isaiah 60:1-22

New Testament Reading; Luke 24:44-53

Please review these videos on the links below for discussions from the Assembly of Called out Believers, which is a Christian assembly. 

 Assembly of Called out Believers Torah Reading Ki Tavo discussions

Assembly of Called out Believers HafTarah Reading Ki Tavo discussions