ZARABEN: THE RETURN

ZARABEN.ORG presents Torah teaching 25 on “Tovah,” which means means to Command/ or give charge, emphasizing that YHVH’s Commandments set one’s life in order and that drawing near (“Karab”) involves sacrifices, gifts, and offerings, with the first sacrifice being one’s will in total humility and submission. RC JedidiYah warns against pursuing the Torah (Commandments) for self-elevation, citing the costly obedience and testing seen ...

ZARABEN.ORG releases Torah Teaching 25 on Torah commandments and the sacrificial system as obedience to YHVH rather than desire for offerings. RC JedidiYah explains the burnt offering as total submission, and the “grain” (minkoff) offering as a voluntary, bloodless gift/tribute that must be the best, costly, and a testimony of covenant obedience, not given for selfish gain or public display. JedidiYah reveals that these laws apply ...

Today’s teaching from ZARABEN.ORG focuses on “Tzav” (Tzvah), a Hebrew word meaning to command, charge, appoint, or set in order. RC JedidiYah explains that obedience to YHVH’s commandments—the Torah of Moshe—brings structure and order, while ignoring them leads to normalized chaos due to a lack of boundaries and submission.

He emphasizes that YHVH’s voice is revealed through a specific Torah, and discerning that is essential. In co...

ZARABEN.ORG Studios delivers Torah teaching number 25 based on the Hebrew word “Tzv,” meaning to command, charge, appoint, and also to forbid, RC JedidiYah reveals that the Commandments set protective boundaries and are designed to reorder one’s life. YHVH (God) tests individuals through desires and hardship to refine them, and that chaos is the result of refusing submission to YHVH’s Will. To live by the Commandments, requires sac...

ZARABEN.ORG presents Torah teaching number 24 “Vayikra,” RC JedidiYah explains that those called by YHVH’s Name, which is the Torah, must approach Him with voluntary desire, joy, and a complete offering of the self, not empty-handed. He discusses the various offerings (fine flour with salt, first-fruits and others) and the idea that making peace requires completeness, including removing “the fat” as an inward circumcision of the he...

ZARABEN.ORG continues with Torah teaching number 24 on Leviticus, explaining that those who keep the Torah are the Ones called by His Name. Covenant-based worship requires what is clean, whole, and processed, symbolized by crushed salt. RC JedidiYah focuses on the Peace offering defining shalam which means wholeness, restoration, repayment, and emphasizes that any offering must be the best and must include the fat (cheleb) and one ...

ZARABEN.ORG continues Torah Teaching 24 (Vayikra/Leviticus), explaining that “approaching” (qarab) is distinct from sacrifice and that acceptable offerings require voluntary submission, right desire, and being whole/clean (tamim). Every offering must include crushed salt representing the covenant and the “crushing” process; without covenant “salt,” the offering is rejected. RC JedidiYah apologizes to those hurt by institutions, urg...

ZARABEN.ORG Studios introduces a Torah teaching on Vayikra (Leviticus), focusing on “the called” and the power of names, revealing that YHVH’s name is synonymous with Torah and that the only way to draw near is through His instructions. RC JedidiYah explains the Hebrew terms “qarab” and “korban” as approaching and bringing a present, emphasizing that the sacrificial system is primarily about obedience, attitude, and a broken, submi...

This Torah teaching from ZARABEN.ORG Studios teaches that the Moedims (Appointed Times) are the gateway and urges orienting one’s life to YHVH’s appointed times; contrasting Torah observance with common holidays. The sun, moon, and stars are covenant witnesses and models of obedience, and by contrast disobedience brings chaos. The book of Vayikra which means those who are “called” shifts into a deeper understanding, accountability,...

ZARABEN.ORG Studios presents Torah teaching number 23, explaining that hardships are part of YHVH’s process and that obedience brings blessing even amid famine and conflict. RC JedidiYah urges viewers not to hate the refining process, and emphasizes trust by cleaving to YHVH. The Torah connects the moedims (The Holy Days) as acts of worship, and are a doorway to transformation.  RC JedidiYah closes by calling for joyful obedience a...

ZARABEN.ORG Studios, presents Torah teaching “PKudei” RC JedidiYah explains the Hebrew root “paqad” which means to visit, attend to, muster, count. JedidiYah explains and correlates it to the tabernacle inventory as a layered Torah message about who is truly “numbered.” He emphasizes that what is counted is everything made exactly according to YHVH’s instructions—from veils and coverings to utensils—and that the Torah should not be...

In this Torah teaching from ZARABEN.ORG Studios RC JedidiYah focuses on the term 'Vayakhel' which means to assemble. The Torah teaching centers around the instructions for building the tabernacle from Exodus 36. JedidiYah emphasizes the unity, precision, and teamwork required in constructing the sanctuary, highlighting the importance of following YHVH’s (God’s) divine Commandments. He parallels this with the spiritual journey of in...

In this episode of ZARABEN.ORG Studios with RC JedidiYah, Torah teaching number 22, 'Vayakhel,' meaning 'he assembled.' Elaborates on the concept and significance of gathering and Shabbat (Sabbath), detailing its importance and requirements in the Torah. It highlights the spiritual essence of the Sabbath, as a time for soul rest and spiritual recharge, and introduces a new aspect of the Sabbath: prohibiting the kindling of fire. Th...

In this episode of ZARABEN.ORG Studios, RC JedidiYah explores the profound implications of the Covenant relationship with YHVH (God) as described in the Torah. The discussion emphasizes the importance of change and true teshuvah (repentance), contrasting superficial sorrow with genuine transformation. JedidiYah delves into the life of the Sons of Israel, their failures, and YHVH's Commandments, including the necessity to keep the S...

In this episode of ZARABEN.ORG Studios, RC JedidiYah discusses teaching number 21 'Ki Tissa'. The key message is the essential nature of observing the Sabbath (Shabbat) as a foundation for understanding and knowing God (YHVH) and the Torah. The teaching emphasizes that taking on the Covenant and God's name comes with a cost, where one is tested to either bear fruit or perish. Additionally, the narrative from Exodus 32 is examined, ...

In this episode from ZARABEN.ORG Studios, host RC JedidiYah delves into the significance of the Torah, specifically focusing on the concept of Shabbat (Sabbath) and its observance. He discusses the Hebrew word 'Nassa,' which means 'to lift or carry' and relates it to testing and transformation through adherence to YHVH’s  will. JedidiYah emphasizes the importance of submitting to YHVH’s Commandments, particularly the Shabbat, as a ...

In this Torah reading from ZARABEN.ORG, RC JedidiYah introduces “Ki Tissa,” a phrase that carries the meaning “When you take” or “Because you take.” The Hebrew root behind Ki Tissa is nasa (nasah)—a word rich with layered meaning. It conveys the ideas of lifting, carrying, bearing, taking, forgiving, accepting, advancing, arising, and being enabled. It can also imply being armored, enduring suffering as a bearer, bringing somethin...

In this Torah teaching from ZARABEN.ORG Studios, RC JedidiYah explores TeTsavah—“you must command, you must order”—spoken to the Sons of Israel. Through the precise details laid out in the Torah, a powerful truth is revealed: approaching and worshiping YHVH must be done according to His commandments and His terms. Every instruction carries purpose, and every detail produces a specific result when obeyed. To command is to instruct, ...

In this Torah teaching from ZARABEN.ORG Studios, RC JedidiYah explores the sacred meaning behind the making of the holy garments and why separation is essential in drawing near to the Holy One of Israel. This episode reminds us that the Commandments are far more than a list of dos and don’ts—they are powerful instruments of change and transformation when lived out according to the Torah of Moshe. Every detail matters, because YHVH ...