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Why did Moses ask God what His name is? What did God mean when He answered “I will be what I will be”? Why was Moses reluctant to obey God and go to Egypt to set his people free? Why did God allow Pharaoh to treat the Israelites even worse when Moses first confronted him?

In this program, the Torah portion comes to life in very practical ways as Christian Zionist Zac Waller and Orthodox Rabbi Yonadav Zar give powerful, biblical answers to these important questions.

Why was it so important for Jacob and Joseph to be buried in Israel? Jacob spoke blessing into his sons' and grandsons' lives. How can we do the same for our children and grandchildren? Is it healthy to mourn when we lose a loved one?

In this program, the Torah portion comes to life in very practical ways as Christian Zionist Zac Waller and Orthodox Rabbi Yonadav Zar give powerful, biblical answers to these important questions.

What changed in Judah’s heart that made him willing to take Benjamin’s place as a slave? How was Joseph able to forgive his brothers and not act in revenge? How does God give us direction in the big decisions we have to make?

In this program, the Torah portion comes to life in very practical ways as Christian Zionist Zac Waller and Orthodox Rabbi Yonadav Zar give powerful, biblical answers to these important questions.

How did Moses go from being "slow of speech" to giving one of the most important and lengthy sermons in history? Why do we need Deuteronomy's retelling of the Torah? What does "HaShem will wage war against them" mean?

In this program, the Torah portion comes to life in very practical ways as Christian Zionist Zac Waller and Orthodox Rabbi Yonadav Zar give powerful, biblical answers to these important questions.

Why does God command the children or Israel to slaughter and burn lambs on an altar? What are the Urim and the Tumim? Why do we hear about the Incense Altar five chapters after the Menorah and the Showbread Table?

In this program, the Torah portion comes to life in very practical ways as Zac Waller and Rabbi Yonadav Zar give powerful, biblical answers to these important questions.