Happy Yom Teruah!

Celebrate the Fall Festivals with helpful resources for Yom Teruah, below are booklets for services on the festival eve and day of.

2026/2027 1 Year Reading Schedule

Access the full one-year Torah reading cycle for 2026/2027 to stay organized and on track with your studies.

2026/2027 3 Year Reading Schedule

Download the complete three-year Torah reading schedule for 2026/2027 and follow along week by week.

2027 Festival Schedule

Keep your calendar up to date. Get the yearly festival schedule and mark the biblical festivals and Shabbats on your calendar.

Weekly Torah Portions

The weekly reading of God’s Word is practiced around the world by Messianic and traditional synagogues alike.

The schedules found below represent the two schedules that are the most prevalent and take the reader through God’s law in 1 and 3 years. We have attached readings from the Apostolic Scriptures (New Testament) to accompany the readings as well. Notes on each portion can be found by clicking the “Weekly Parashah” button. These resources are provided free and we hope they are a blessing to you and your community.

Historically, the weekly readings have been separated into a Torah portion and a reading from the rest of the Tanakh (Old Testament) which is referred to as the “haftarah” portion. Although modern synagogues use a one year reading cycle, evidence suggests that Jews in the first century followed a

three year cycle. It is for this reason that TorahResource has provided a three year portion for those who would like to read the Torah through slower and spend more time on each section.

We have also provided an accompanying Apostolic portion (a selection from the New Testmanet) to the weekly readings so that followers of Yeshua find related Scriptures to the Parsha.

Along with downloadable Torah Reading Schedules, we have also produced handouts for each Torah portion that can be utilized by individuals and communities alike. We are continuing to build out our library on the Torah portions so that we can offer audio and video teachings that accompany each portion.

Want to know more about the 1 and 3 year torah reading cycles in the first century?

Read our article titled

September 10, 2026

“And in your offspring shall all the nations of the earth be blessed, because you have obeyed my voice.” (Genesis 22:18)

Haf'Tarah Passages

“Their life shall be like a watered garden, and they shall languish no more.” (Jeremiah 31:12)

Apostolic Passages

“to aspire to live quietly, and to mind your own affairs, and to work with your hands.” (I Thessalonians 4:11)

2025/2026 1 Year Reading Schedule

Access the full one-year Torah reading cycle for 2025/2026 to stay organized and on track with your studies.

2025/2026 3 Year Reading Schedule

Download the complete three-year Torah reading schedule for 2025/2026 and follow along week by week.

2026 Festival Schedule

Keep your calendar up to date. Get the yearly festival schedule and mark the biblical festivals and Shabbats on your calendar.

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Latest Resources

The weekly reading of God’s Word is practiced around the world by Messianic and traditional synagogues alike.

Articles

The Throne of God

Circumcision in the Apostolic Scriptures

Sola Scriptura: Should the Messianic Movement Reject this Theology?

Circumcision in the Apostolic Scriptures

Council of Nicea

Date of the Feast of Weeks (Shavuot)

In this article, Michael Gonzales looks at the two most prominent ways of counting the Omer and discusses why people take each position.

The Chronology of the Passion: An Updated Look at Tim Hegg’s View

When discussing the Last Supper it is only natural to begin with the debate over the chronology and nature of the meal. Many books and much scholarship has been dedicated to this specific aspect of the Last Supper. So much so that Charles C. Torrey wrote:

Sin Sacrifice: What Was It’s Purpose?

One of the most commonly raised objections to One Law theology is related to the temple service. Even among One Law believers, the debate over a future temple and the reinstitution of sacrifices continues to be a point of contention. Dr. Greg Bahnsen specifically referenced this debate when he

The Fall Festivals

Within the New Testament, we see the Apostles observing the festivals. For instance, the events of Acts 2 and the giving of the Holy Spirit take place on the festival of Shavuot, Paul spends Passover in Philippi and then hurries back to Jerusalem so he can celebrate the festival of Shavuot

Shabbat Zichron

Yom Teruah, the day for sounding the shofar, is also referred to in the Torah as שַׁבָּתוֹן זִכְרוֹן, shabbaton zichron, a Shabbat of remembering, as noted in Lev 23:24. The NASB translates the verse: Speak to the sons of Israel, saying, ‘In the seventh month on the first of the month you shall

You Shall Not Boil a Kid in It’s Mother’s Milk

Introduction Among the many groups that fall within the broad spectrum of the “Messianic Movement,” questions regarding Torah halakhah abound. Some within the movement consider the Torah to be more or less abolished, and therefore are not concerned at all about questions of how the Torah should be

Seeing Life from God’s Perspective

On this Yom Teruah we are called, once again, to reassess, to reconsider our priorities in light of God’s rule. We are asked by HaShem to remember that even though it often does not appear to be so, He actually is reigning upon His throne, and He is bringing to pass those things which accomplish His

Yeshua – Our Heavenly High Priest

The Torah parashah chosen for reading on Yom Kippur contains the instructions for Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement), and particularly the manner in which the Cohen Gadol (High Priest) was to perform the sacred ceremonies of the day. We should first note the strategic placement of this chapter as

Why I Don’t Celebrate Christmas

“Everything is right at Christmas.” I quickened my pace and studder-stepped around the last corner for home. Stooping, I looked through the trees toward the house with hopes of seeing Grandpa’s 1950 Buick. Being a Junior Higher, I fettered the little-boy impulse to run and maintained my “grown-up”

What Version of the Mishnah did Paul Read?

The title I have chosen for this study is a “tongue-in-cheek” attempt to highlight something that seems to be missed by many, namely, that the Mishnah did not exist as a written document in the pre-destruction era, so it is quite obvious that no one, including Paul, could have possibly read

What Really Happened in Egypt? A Look at the Ten Plagues

In Exodus 4 we see reference to Israel as God’s Firstborn Son (4:22). And in verse 23 God tells of His plan to kill Pharaohs firstborn son. In verse 24-26 the story turns and for two verses relates a story that seems out of place, but in actuality shows the promise of the coming seed, the Messiah

What Does to “Fulfill” Mean in Matthew 5:17?

The issue of “The Law and the Believer” continues to foster debate among evangelicals and challenges us to look again and again at crux texts which inform this debate. One such text is Matthew 5:17-20, the words of Yeshua in which He corrects an erroneous teaching about His own position on the

Tongues – Some Preliminary Investigations

The issue of tongues is one which is quite brood in scope. From lexicographical studies one must proceed to exegesis, theology, church history, philosophy of religion, psychology and so cio-psychology. What was once a fairly small and somewhat localized occurrence has now crossed nearly all cultures

To Read or Not to Read?: Traslating the Qere/Ketiv in Modern English Trasnations

Introduction The purpose of this paper is (1) to give a brief overview of what constitutes the Qere/Ketiv in the Masoretic notes of the extant codices, (2) to survey the history of interpretation as to the origins, purpose, and classifications of the Qere/Ketiv and to offer a brief evaluation of the

Thoughts on Purim

Purim (םיִרוּפּ), meaning “lots,” celebrates the victory which God gave to the Jews when it appeared that Haman, an evil officer in the Persian court, had gained the authority to attempt their mass destruction. The book of Esther is the biblical account, and lays the basis for the yearly festival.

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There Shall Be One Law: A Biblical Defense of One Law Theology

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A Disciple Named Timothy: Essays in Honor of Tim Hegg

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Studies in the Book of Joshua: The Covenants in Action

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Studies in the Book of Deuteronomy: The Renewing of the Covenant Book 1-3

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The Torah of the Sages: A Simple Introduction to the Oral Torah

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The Twelve Overlooked Prophets: A Survey of Hosea to Malachi

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Open My Eyes: How to Study and Teach the Bible Made Simple

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Take Hold: Embracing Our Divine Inheritance with Israel

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Hanukkah: In the Home of the Redeemed

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TorahResouce was created by Tim Hegg in 2002. You can view our board of directors, our current executive director, and our story on the “Who We Are” page (link: https://torahresource.com/about/).

Is TorahResource Messianic?

Tim Hegg began TorahResource as a Messianic ministry and is a Messianic Jew. However, TorahResource is not currently affiliated with any other organization, including groups like the MJAA, UMJC, IAMCS, or FFOZ.

Is TorahResource part of the Hebrew Roots Movement?

TorahResource aligns more with the Messianic movement than the Hebrew Roots movement, however, TorahResource has been the leading voice in One Law theology, which is the main theological point found in the Hebrew Roots movement.

What is One Law Theology?

One Law theology teaches that God has One Law for all of His people. We believe and teach that the Torah is God’s instruction for both Jew and Gentile and is one of the means God uses to sanctify His people. (Learn more about what we believe and teach on our “Statement of Faith” page [link: https://torahresource.com/statement-of-faith/])

Are you “Calvinists?”

We do not agree with everything John Calvin taught, however, when people ask this question they are usually asking if we believe in the 5 points of Calvinism. TorahResource does agree with and affirm the five points of Calvinism. We refer to these as the “Doctrines of Grace.”

Does TorahResource teach Rabbinic Judaism?

No, TorahResource only uses the rabbinic writings to understand what the rabbis taught at various points in time. Although we practice some rabbinic traditions, we do not believe the oral Torah or rabbinic writings hold any divine inspiration, and we do not believe they hold any authority or bearing on a believer’s life. We believe and affirm the Apostolic Scriptures (New Testament) as canonical and part of the biblical canon.

Does TorahResource affirm the Deity of Yeshua?

Absolutely! We believe Yeshua is YHVH in the flesh. To learn more about what we believe please see our statement of faith at this link: https://torahresource.com/statement-of-faith/