Parashat Tazria (Leviticus 12–13) Focus: Birth, ritual impurity, and the mysterious condition called tzaraat . After childbirth, a woman enters a period of ritual impurity—not as punishment, but as a transition from life creation back to normal rhythm. The Torah introduces tzaraat , often mistranslated as “leprosy,” but really a spiritual condition with physical signs. A person with tzaraat is examined by a priest—not a doctor—because this is about spiritual diagnosis, not

Parasha Shemini

Many sincere believers celebrate Easter with the intention of honoring the resurrection of Yeshua. However, when we examine Scripture, history, and the Hebraic context of the Messiah, we begin to see a disconnect between what is practiced today and what was originally established.