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Rabbi Brian Bileci

As a Messianic [Sicilian] Jewish Rabbi [simchatyeshua.com] at a Messianic Synagogue, & Executive Pastor at [DestinyChurch.tv], I embrace the Torah, Jewish Feasts, customs of my forefathers & the Messiah of Israel. I teach Hebrew for beginning levels and love teaching the Hebraic roots of our faith.

Rabbi Brian Bileci
DESERT BOOTCAMP 2 BASIC TRAINING FOR THE BATTLEFIELD OF THE MIND Balak Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
DESERT BOOTCAMP 2 BASIC TRAINING FOR THE BATTLEFIELD OF THE MIND Balak Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
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Kinsman-Redeemer: Ruth's Provision & Inheritance The extraordinary favor on Ruth's life, along with the covenant kindness displayed by Boaz, provided unlimited resources and blessings for this legacy of what will become a Davidic Dynasty and the family of the future Promised Messiah. The text reveals that Ruth not only received the generous gleanings from the field of Boaz, but Ruth 3:15 says he asked her to open her shawl used for a head covering to fill it with six measures of barley. Hold on; there's more revelation to that story coming. The average reader may not realize barley was the first harvest of the agricultural cycle in Israel. Bread made from the fine flour of wheat was often preferred of barley. Loaves made from this grain often called the "poor man's bread," were less desirable but also less expensive. The first fruits of the barley harvest always came during Passover, the same time that God redeemed Israel as poor slaves from the clutches of Egyptian bondage. Even the Passover miracle of a poor boy's lunch of two fish and five barley loaves that fed 5000 men and their families reminds us of this reality when we read the Gospels in the New Testament. This spring festival has even more secrets to reveal. Boaz, Naomi's kinsman-redeemer, foreshadows the role of the Messiah. He fed Ruth and Naomi with bread the same way Yeshua provides us with the "bread of life." Through this kinsman-redeemer role, the legacy of our supernatural provision of Abraham's blessing is restored as our inheritance through the Messiah. The supernatural provision for Ruth stems back to Abraham's provision on Mount Moriah. When God provided a substitutionary sacrifice for Isaac in Genesis 22, Abraham declared the famous words, "The Lord will provide...." Ruth had to have the faith of Abraham, her deceased husband's forefather, to believe for God to reveal Himself as our Provider. Ruth came under the covering of the God of Abraham and spiritually became a daughter of Sarah and a daughter of Zion. Her faith attracted God's favor, and her zeal performed miracles of divine provision and providence. This virtuous woman would not relent or lose hope. Instead, she boldly activated her complete trust in El Shaddai, the sufficient and Almighty God, who is "The God of more than enough!" There is also a profound mystery of provision that we can see in the six measures of barley that Boaz gave his future bride, Ruth. Boaz reflects our kinsman redeemer, the Messiah, and Ruth, his bride, foreshadows the Bride of the Messiah. True believers are called the "Bride" in Scripture [Revelation 21:9], and we have the "Measure of Messiah" [Ephesians 4:13]. Scripture also reveals that Yeshua, as the "Anointed One," had the "Spirit without Measure" [John 3:34], and we have received His fulness through the Holy Spirit. The full measure of the Spirit of the Lord and His divine work is and described in Isaiah 11:2. This fascinating prophecy speaks about the future King Messiah, who stems from Ruth's grandson Jesse, the father of her great-grandson, King David. Isaiah unveils the six divine attributes or "spiritual measures" as wisdom, understanding, counsel, might, knowledge, and the fear of the Lord. If we surrender to the lordship of our Redeemer, Yeshua, we too can glean from these six measures of the Spirit's fullness as the firstfruits of His harvest in our lives.
RUTH'S REDEMPTION STORY Chapter Three with Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
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The book of Ruth reveals a romance of covenant love and kindness that the God of Israel lavishes on one of the "daughters of Zion" after tragedy threatens her life and future survival. This woman of faith plummets into a pit of pain and despair. Life becomes lost in a gamble of choices, and life's millstone crushes futures dreams. Women of all ages and backgrounds have found themselves and their personal stories in the testimony of this suffering survivor. Her story teaches us that life's journey requires faithful friends that are willing to walk with us. Naomi was overwhelmed with extreme grief after losing her husband and two sons. Loneliness plagues people who experience the loss and death of a loved one or the suffering of missing both people and possessions. A woman’s home is her habitation, and the people in her home are her heart’s pursuit. When someone’s home loses people, their heart also loses purpose and pleasure. Every wife and mother takes great pleasure in meeting the needs of her family, even viewing her identity as intertwined in her daily duties and domestic environment. No wonder Naomi wanted to push Ruth and her sister away, back to their homeland of Moab. She felt alone and wanted to be left alone, but Ruth refused to allow Naomi to feel rejected and abandoned. What every in your life are you allowing loneliness to rob you of your purpose, making you feel rejected? Inheritance: The inheritance is patrimonial. The father —that is, the owner of the land— bequeaths only to his male descendants, so the Promised Land passes from one Jewish father to his sons. If there were no living sons and no descendants of any previously living sons, daughters inherit. 1. The eldest son was to inherit a double portion (Deut. 21:15-17); Jewish tradition is that only sons born before the death of the father were so privileged. 2. If there were no sons, daughters were allowed to inherit their father's land (Num. 27:7,8) 3. In the absence of direct heirs, a distant kinsman could inherit the land (Num. 27:9-11). 4. Because the land was given by God to the individual families, the people were not allowed to dispose of their land permanently. If they needed to sell it, it was to be returned during the year of Jubilee (Leviticus 25:23-38). 5. The Levites had a very special and blessed inheritance from God: "The Levitical priests-indeed, the whole tribe of Levi-are to have no allotment or inheritance with Israel. They shall live on the food offerings presented to the Lord, for that is their inheritance. They shall have no inheritance among their fellow Israelites; the Lord is their inheritance, as he promised them" (Deuteronomy 18:1-2). The Lord was the "inheritance" of the entire tribe of Levi (Numbers 18:20; Joshua 13:14, 33; 18:7; Ezekiel 44:28). Inherited land was a family’s most important economic asset. It could be bought and sold, but inherited land was special. In the ancient Near East, if a family sold inherited land for its full price, ownership passed permanently into the hands of the buyer. If a family sold it for a lower price, due to economic hardship and the need to sell quickly, family members were generally allowed to redeem (repurchase) the land at the same or a similarly low price. It was important to give families the chance to keep their inheritance (like in the story about Naomi’s land in Ruth 4). Ruthless Moabites: Ruth-less Generation Naomi was overwhelmed with extreme grief after losing her husband and two sons. Loneliness plagues people who experience the loss and death of a loved one or the suffering of missing both people and possessions. A woman's home is her habitation, and the people in her home are her heart's pursuit. When someone's home loses people, their heart also loses purpose and pleasure. Every wife and mother takes great pleasure in meeting the needs of her family, even viewing her identity as intertwined in her daily duties and domestic environment. No wonder Naomi wanted to push Ruth and her sister away, back to their homeland of Moab. She felt alone and wanted to be left alone, but Ruth refused to allow Naomi to feel rejected and abandoned. What every in your life are you allowing loneliness to rob you of your purpose, making you feel rejected? The Moabites were a "Ruthless Generation," showing no pity or compassion for their opponents. They began in incest, from the scheme of one of Lot's daughters, who conceived a child from their father, under drunken seduction. The Moabites practiced the same type of seduction to defeat Israel. Balaam, hired by the King of Moab, incited Israel to curse themselves through idolatry and fornication. This tactic was the only method that might work since the curse of the false prophet was reversed into a blessing from God. The background of the Moabites was treacherous from the inception of their kingdom, which caused them to use cunning and crafty schemes in their approach to warfare.
RUTH'S REDEMPTION STORY Chapter Two with Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
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The book of Ruth reveals a romance of covenant love and kindness that the God of Israel lavishes on one of the "daughters of Zion" after tragedy threatens her life and future survival. This woman of faith plummets into a pit of pain and despair. Life becomes lost in a gamble of choices, and life's millstone crushes futures dreams. Women of all ages and backgrounds have found themselves and their personal stories in the testimony of this suffering survivor. Her story teaches us that life's journey requires faithful friends that are willing to walk with us. Naomi is the first female introduced in this heartfelt story, but her daughter-in-law Ruth is the heroine, or "wonder woman" that saves the day. She starts as the "underdog" in this famous narrative but emerges as the catalyst of redemption for herself, her family, and ultimately the world. Ruth is a role model for all women of faith who desire to see God's redemptive plan and purposes come to pass in their lives, their families, and their future. The book of Ruth teaches women of all generations to continue in their journey of faith. When fear of the future stood in their way, because of pain, problems, famines, and fatalities, these two women formed a stronger bond. Each chapter reveals an essential element in the redemptive process of Ruth's journey. We hope that this fresh look at Ruth's Story of Redemption will be relevant and transforming for your personal growth.
RUTH'S REDEMPTION STORY Chapter One with Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
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Rabbi Brian Bileci starts a new sermon series called, “DESERT BOOT CAMP,” in a message called “DESERT DYSFUNCTIONS OF A DREAM” for Parashat Chukat חֻקַּת. WE WILL LEARN THAT THE TRAINING OF A TEAM FULFILLS A DREAM. Basic Training — often called BOOT CAMP — a military training camp for new recruits, with strict discipline; prepares recruits for all elements of service: physical, mental and emotional. It gives service members the basic tools necessary to perform the roles that will be assigned to them for the duration of their tour. Each of the Services has its own training program, tailoring the curriculum to the specialized nature of its role in the Military. THEME VERSE: Psalm 18:30 (29) With you I can run through a whole troop of men, with my God I can leap a wall. 31 (30) “As for God, His way is perfect, the word of Adonai has been tested by fire; He shields all who take refuge in Him. 32 (31) “For who is God but Adonai? Who is a Rock but our God? 33 (32) “It is God who girds me with strength; He makes my way go straight. 34 (33) He makes me swift, sure-footed as a deer, and enables me to stand on my high places. 35 (34) He TRAINS my hands for war until my arms can bend a bow of bronze. CJB Num. 19:11 “Whoever touches any dead body will be unclean for seven days...13 Anyone touching the dead body of any man, who does not purify himself, defiles Adonai’s Tabernacle...the cleansing water was not sprinkled on him, he is unclean and his uncleanness will remain on him. TLV Num. 20:1 “In the first month, the entire community of Bnei-Yisrael arrived at the wilderness of Zin. The people stayed at Kadesh. There Miriam died and was buried. 2 Now there was no water for the community, so they assembled against Moses and Aaron. 3 The people quarreled with Moses saying, “If only we had died when our brothers died before Adonai!..TLV 1. COMPLAINING CREATES CONFUSION WITHIN A TEAM Phil. 2:14 Do everything without COMPLAINING and arguing, 15 so that no one can criticize you. Live clean, innocent lives as children of God, shining like bright lights in a world full of crooked and perverse people. NLT Heb. 10:9 Nor should we ever provoke the Lord, as some of them did by putting him to outrageous tests that resulted in their death from snakebites day after day. 10 And we must not embrace their ways by COMPLAINING—grumbling with discontent, as many of them did, and were killed by the destroyer! 11 All the tests they endured on their way through the wilderness are a symbolic picture, an example...NLT 2. DIVISION DEVELOPS DISTRUST WITHIN A TEAM Heb. 3:16 Now which ones heard and REBELLED? Indeed, was it not all who came out of Egypt with Moses? 17 And with whom was He provoked for forty years? Was it not with those who sinned, whose bodies fell in the wilderness? 18 And to whom did He swear that they would not enter His REST? Was it not to those who were disobedient? 19 So we see that they were not able to enter in because of lack of TRUST.TLV 1 Cor. 1:10 Now I urge you, brothers and sisters, through the name of our Lord Yeshua the Messiah, that you all speak the same thing and that there be no DIVISIONS among you, but that you be united in the same mind and in the same purpose. TLV The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, by Patrick Lencioni : 1. ABSENCE OF TRUST 2. FEAR OF CONFLICT 3. LACK OF COMMITMENT 4. AVOIDANCE OF ACCOUNTABILITY 5. INATTENTION TO RESULTS Num. 26:9 The sons of Eliab were Nemuel, Dathan, and Abiram. These were the Dathan and Abiram who were community leaders who rebelled against Moses and Aaron and were among the following of Korah in their rebellion against Adonai. 10 Then the earth opened its mouth and swallowed them with Korah, whose followers died when the fire consumed the 250 men, these men serving as a warning. TLV Deut. 9:23 When Adonai sent you from Kadesh-barnea, saying, ‘Go up and possess the land I have given you,’ then you rebelled against the commandment of Adonai your God and didn’t believe Him or listen to His voice. 24 You have been rebellious against Adonai from the day that I knew you. TLV 3. DYSFUNCTIONAL BEHAVIOR DESTROYS THE DREAMS & VISION OF ANY TEAM Prov. 29:18 Where there is no divine VISION people cast off restraint, but blessed is the one who keeps Torah. TLV Gen. 12:7 Then Adonai appeared to Abram, and said, “I will give this land to your seed.” TLV Gen. 15:1 After these things the word of Adonai came to Abram in a VISION saying, “Do not fear, Abram. I am your shield, your very great reward...7 Then He said to him, “I am Adonai who brought you out from Ur of the Chaldeans, in order to give you this land to inherit it.” TLV Joel 3:1 (2:28) “After this, I will pour out my Spirit on all humanity. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your old men will dream dreams, your young men will see visions; 3:2 (2:29) and also on male and female slaves in those days I will pour out my Spirit. CJB
DESERT BOOT CAMP #1 DESERT DYSFUNCTIONS OF A DREAM TEAM Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
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Beginning Hebrew with Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci and Parashat Korach & Body Parts
Beginning Hebrew with Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci and Parashat Korach & Body Parts
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The Gospel of John chapter 21 through Jewish Eyes with Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
The Gospel of John chapter 21 through Jewish Eyes with Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
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OVERCOMING THE WILDERNESS #5 Overcoming Unnecessary Battles in the Wilderness PARASHAT KORACH
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Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci continues the series OVERCOMING THE WILDERNESS #4 in a message called FOCUSING ON THE FRUIT & NOT THE GIANTS IN YOUR WILDERNESS from Parashat Sh'lach Lecha.
OVERCOMING THE WILDERNESS #4 FOCUSING ON THE FRUIT & NOT THE GIANTS_Sh'lach Lecha_Rabbi Brian Bileci
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Beginning Hebrew on Parashah Sh’lach Lecha with Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
Beginning Hebrew on Parashah Sh’lach Lecha with Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
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Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci's Zoom Teaching on the Gospel of John chapter 19 review and study of chapter 20
The Gospel of John chapter 20 through Jewish Eyes with Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
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Rabbi Brian Bileci continues our sermon series called, “OVERCOMING THE WILDERNESS,” in a message called “THE PROCESS OF BEING LED THROUGH YOUR WILDERNESS” for Parashat Beha’alotecha בהעלתך
OVERCOMING THE WILDERNESS #3: THE PROCESS OF BEING LED IN YOUR WILDERNESS Behaalotecha - Rabbi Brian
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Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci teaches us the basics of Beginning Hebrew on Parashah Beha'alotecha, Numbers 8:1-12:16, as we discuss the sevenfold ministry and titles of the Ruach HaKodesh ["Holy Spirit"] and role in the life of the believer, from Isaiah 11:2 and Revelation 1:4, 3:1, 4:5, and, 5:6.
Beginning Hebrew Class on Beha'alotecha and the Sevenfold Spirit of God - Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
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Rabbi Brian Bileci begins a new sermon series called, “OVERCOMING THE WILDERNESS,” in a message called “THE PURPOSE FOR THE WILDERNESS” for Parashat B’Midbar במדבר Shabbat Shalom! שבת שלום
OVERCOMING THE WILDERNESS #1: THE PURPOSE OF THE WILDERNESS_B’Midbar_Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
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Beginning Hebrew Class on Parashat Naso and the Birkat Kohanim with Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
Beginning Hebrew Class on Parashat Naso and the Birkat Kohanim with Rabbi Brian Baruch Bileci
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