There are many commentaries and devotionals on the Torah, the five books of Moses. But there are very few written from a Messianic Jewish perspective that are focused on connecting the teachings of Yeshua and his disciples to the Torah in practical ways. 5 Minute Torah, Volume 2 is the follow-up edition to the highly praised original volume of 5 Minute Torah. Just like the original, Volume 2 is filled with profound, thought-provoking, insights into the weekly Torah portions from a Messianic Jewish perspective. Each chapter focuses on a particular theme drawn out through a glimpse into the Hebrew or insights from an ancient commentator. 5 Minute Torah, Volume 2 will quickly become your go-to source for weekly inspiration as you study the weekly Torah portions.

Short on time? We¿ve got you covered.Let¿s face it. We live in a fast-paced society where our time is at a premium. There are days when we have more available time than others, and we need to put that to good use. There is no better way for a disciple of Yeshua to devote our time than to study the Word of God. 5 Minute Torah, is designed to give you a thought-provoking nugget of the weekly Torah portion in just five minutes or less each and every week.Whether you are looking for quick inspiration, a personal challenge, or a brief nugget you can chew on for the week, the 5 Minute Torah is for you. Let us be your inspiration as we study through the weekly Torah cycle together. Five minutes is all it takes to change your life.

From before the days of Messiah until today, Jewish people have read from and discussed a prescribed portion of the Pentateuch each week. Messiah Yeshua, when he attended synagogue, joined his people in this practice. Now, a Messianic Jewish rabbi has added his voice to the ancient conversation about the Torah. Russ Resnik, Executive Director of the Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations has written an excellent commentary on each of the weekly portions. With reference to and respect for the rabbis who have already contributed to this conversation, he brings another perspective on the Torah, that of a Messianic Jew, a Jew who follows Messiah Yeshua. Whether you read Gateways to Torah all in one sitting, pace yourself weekly, or use it as a study text for a discussion group, this book will give you fresh insights into the Word of God. 246 pages.

Every week in Jewish synagogues the world over, a selection of a few chapters is considered from the Torah (the Pentateuch or the Law of Moses). The discipline of reading the parashah or Torah portion on Shabbat (the Sabbath) has helped maintain the cohesion of the Jewish people for millennia. As Messianic congregations have been formed, this tradition is something which has helped enliven the Bible readings and studies of those, Jewish Believers and evangelical Christians embracing their Hebraic Roots alike, who look to Moses' Teaching to tell us something about the relationship each of us is to have with Yeshua the Messiah (Jesus Christ), and how we are to grow in holiness. What are the benefits of consistently examining the Torah? What old lessons might need to be re-learned every year, and what are some new lessons for God's people to be considering? How will the Torah form a major part of the emerging Messianic movement's understanding of the mission of God, and with what He wants to do with His people? Will we really be able to understand the admonition, "The secret things belong to the LORD our God, but the things revealed belong to us and to our sons forever, that we may observe all the words of this law?" (Deuteronomy 29:29)? TorahScope, Volume II is a second year's compilation of insightful, reflective commentaries on the weekly Torah readings, gleaned from the studies and notes of William Mark Huey. Written from a Messianic perspective, this volume shares his conviction that a Believer's life and walk with the Messiah Yeshua can be viewed through the grid and lens of consistent Torah study. It provides contemporary examples of the relevancy of the Torah to all Messiah followers, and how we are to all be conformed to His image (Romans 8:29).