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newStudies in the Torah – Vol. 1 – Genesis by Tim Hegg

Studies in the Torah – Vol. 1 – Genesis

Notes on the Book of Genesis divided into the Parashot of the annual cycle of readings, and sub-divided into the Parashot of the triennial cycle. These notes comprise commentary, devotional thoughts, and practical application derived from the biblical text, compiled by Hegg over the past 20 years.

356 pages; Softcover

Price: $22 plus shipping


Fall Class at TorahResource Beginning Sept 13, 2010

Fall Classes at TorahResource have been posted. These classes are free (no registration fees). If you are interested in joining us, please check out the classing being offered by clicking here.

Do you live in the greater Seattle-Tacoma area? Would you like to join any of our live classes? If so, please call our office (253-759-6901 or toll-free, 800-508-3566) and we will give you the address where the classes are being held.


new Now Available: Softcover Edition of our Shabbat Siddur

This softcover Siddur now takes the place of our spiral-bound edition. This is the same as our Hardcover Shabbat Siddur except in a paperback cover. The cover is UV coated and black, to match the Hardcover edition.

Single copies: $8.50 each

Bulk order (10 or more copies: $6.50 each


TorahResource Seminar in Atlanta, GA – November 14, 2010

An Assessement of the "Divine Invitation" Teaching
FREE FOR THE ASKING. Simply add this item to your shopping cart. All you pay is shipping and handling.

This is a printed copy of the 69 page review of "'One Law' and the Messianic Gentile", Messiah Journal 101(Aug 2009), previously available only in pdf format. The Free printed copy comes with a CD with the entire booklet read by the author (mp3 format).

If you are still wondering about the issues being raised between the "Divine Invitation" teaching and the "One Law" understanding of the Scriptures, this study will provide plenty of answers.

Printed Copy with Audio CD – FREE
(pay only shipping and handling)
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Recent Articles
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Confronting Issues

An Assessment of the "Divine Invitation" Teaching (being primarily a critical review of "One Law and the Messianic Gentile," Messiah Journal 101[Aug 2009], 46–70)
This is a 69 page monograph (pdf format) written in response to FFOZ's article announcing their theological shift from "One Law" to "Divine Invitation"

Do you want a printed version of this monograph together with an audio recording of the author reading the text (on CD)?
We will send it to you free of charge.
All you pay is shipping.
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Response to FFOZ's
"Recent Theological Shifts at FFOZ"

This 24 page paper (pdf format) gives examples taken directly from the Study Guide and Commentary on Love and the Messianic Age, demonstrating the theological issues that are at stake.
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An Important Communicaton from
Tim Hegg, Director

confronting doctrinal shifts at FFOZ
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The Battle for the Bible
Are the Inspired Scriptures Sufficient?

  • Some people are teaching that the commandments of the Torah cannot be properly understood and obeyed apart from the Oral Torah (the rabbinic halachah)
  • Does the Oral Torah have some measure of Divine authority?
  • Did God give the rabbis the authority to define how the commandments of the Torah should be obeyed?

In this short essay, Tim Hegg argues for the sufficiency of Scripture, showing that God's inspired word is the sole basis for faith and halachah.


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