In the Torah portion of Pinchas, we learn about Moshe asking God for a replacement for him when he’s gone, and the subsequent introduction of Yehoshua, which points towards the two leaders that will appear in the end of days, Messiah son of Yosef and Messiah son of David. We also learn about Rosh Chodesh and the Lunar cycle, which is congruent with the Davidic dynasty, the children of Avraham, and the Messiah. Learn more about Pinchas - The Messianic Moon, at: https://bit.ly/ba-pinchas

Pinchas: Passion for Righteousness
Title: "Passion for Righteousness"

In Parshat Pinchas, we delve into a tale of conviction,
Where Pinchas' fervor shines with righteous intention.

Aaron's grandson, driven by zealous love for his Creator,
Acts courageously to avenge G‑d's sacred honor and fervor.
In his act, he is bestowed a covenant of peace,
A testament to his unwavering commitment that won't cease.

The census reveals the strength of the Israelite nation,
A united people poised for their destined revelation.
Each counted soul holds a purpose, a vital role to play,
Inherited promises leading them towards a brighter day.

The daughters of Tzelafchad, bold and resolute,
Stand before Moses, their plea resounding absolute.
Though their father has passed, without a son to inherit,
They advocate for fairness, for justice, their spirits unbending and inherent.

Their plea finds an audience with the divine,
As new laws of inheritance begin to align.
In this moment, we learn the power of inclusion,
That all, regardless of gender, deserve their rightful position.

Moses, a leader guided by divine decree,
Empowers Joshua, a successor worthy to be.
Passing the torch of leadership and insight,
A seamless transition, ensuring their path remains bright.

As we reflect on Pinchas and the lessons within,
We're reminded of the importance to stand up and begin.
To act with conviction, to uphold what is right,
And let our passion for righteousness shine with resplendent light.

In Parshat Pinchas, we find inspiration to be,
A people of purpose, guided by divine decree.
May we carry the torch of righteousness with pride,
And walk in the footsteps of our righteous guides.

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