This track is constructed of various cutting-room-floor offcuts from other tracks that didn't make it.

Sleepy song

(changed from Good Morning Good People out of reverence for Mark 10:17-22)

Good - Morning - Beloved

Whale Song is a collection of underwater recordings of humpback whales singing and calling in the Indian Ocean. Get the library at https://mindful-audio.com/whale-song.

MAFX025 WHALE SONG Demo

I chose "gestalt" as my word for this challenge; the idea of the whole being more than the sum of its parts.

Three Sampleson Meta Pianos playing the same melody, only the first plays the melody over 4 bars, the second plays the same melody but over 3 bars, and the third plays it over 2.5 bars. As the rounds continue an echo and reverb are brought to bear.
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More on this 602nd weekly Disquiet Junto project, Choice Words (The Assignment: Make a piece of music that strives to express a specific word), at: https://disquiet.com/0602/

About the Disquiet Junto: Disquiet Junto F.A.Q. – Disquiet

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gestalt (disquiet0602)

"Vätterns kalla vatten glömde aldrig oss
Tända ljusen såg oss va tillsammans
Tystnaden som skingras av vårt skratt
I trots mot tidens likgiltighet

Och Åskan samlas innan smällen hörs
Från höjderna i norr
Blixtar kalla trädens blickar mot skyn
Medan regnet faller ner

Vätterns kalla vatten glömde aldrig oss "

Vätterns Kalla Vatten

For details : www.loiseauson.com/en/beaver01/
Pour détails : www.loiseauson.com/castor01/

Beaver & Common Loons - Castor & Plongeons huards

An audio podcast from Hebrew for Christians for Shabbat Noach, discussing such topics as the High Holy Days, the Torah reading cycle, and more.

For more see https://www.hebrew4christians.com

Shavuah Tov for parashat Noach

In our Torah for this week (i.e., parashat Va'era), the LORD told Moses that He was about to fulfill His promise to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob by giving the Israelites the land of Canaan, and that he had heard the "groaning of the people of Israel whom the Egyptians held as slaves" (Exod. 6:5). The showdown between the LORD (יהוה) and the so-called gods of Egypt was imminent, and God therefore encouraged the people with precious promises: "I AM the LORD (אֲנִי יְהוָה) and I will bring you out from under the burdens of the Egyptians, and I will deliver you from their bondage, and I will redeem you with an outstretched arm and with great judgment; and I will take you to me for a people and I will be to you a God" (these are the “four expressions of redemption” we recite during the Passover Seder every year). 

Despite these wonderful promises, however, the people were unable to listen because of their “shortness of breath” (מִקּצֶר רוּחַ) on account of their harsh slavery. The LORD then told Moses: “Go in, tell Pharaoh king of Egypt to let the people of Israel go out of his land,” and the great showdown between the LORD and the gods of Egypt began. However, even after  repeatedly witnessing the series of miraculous plagues issued in the Name of the LORD, the despot remained proud and unmoved, thereby setting the stage for the final devastating plagues upon the land of Egypt and the great Passover redemption of Israel.

For more see: https://hebrew4christians.com

Sefer Shemot - Hebrew for Christians

Parashat Vaera

Shavuah Tov for parashat Va'era

This week we read a "double portion" of Torah to conclude Sefer Bamidbar, or "the Book of Numbers." Our first Torah portion, parashat Mattot (מַטּוֹת, “tribes”), begins with the LORD giving laws regarding the making of vows (nedarim). After this, the Israelites were commanded to wage war against the Midianites for seducing the people to sin at the incident of “Baal Peor.” During the ensuing battle, the wicked sorcerer Balaam was killed, as well as five tribal kings of the land of Midian. Our second Torah portion, parashat Masei (מַסְעֵי, “journeys”), provides the boundaries of the land of Canaan that were to be initially occupied by the Israelites. Note that these borders are not the same as those described earlier to Abraham (see Gen. 15:18-21), since that area will be given to Israel only after our Messiah Yeshua returns to establish Zion during the Millennial Kingdom (see Ezek. 47:15-48:35).  During that coming time, Jerusalem (i.e., Zion) will be the center of the earth and renamed as "Adonai Shammah" (יְהוָה שָׁמָּה), “the LORD is there.”

For more information about the weekly Torah portions, see:
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Hebrew for Christians

Shavuah Tov for parashat Mattot-Masei

In this audio broadcast I discuss the the 40 day "Season of Teshuvah" or repentance leading up to the Jewish High Holidays as well as the weekly Torah portion, parashat Shoftim, which discusses adjudication of legal matters among the people of Israel.  In addition I look at Moses' great prophecy of "the Prophet" to come, namely the Messiah of Israel, and how this Prophet is clearly Yeshua as revealed in the New Testament writings.  Throughout this broadcast I hope to encourage you to turn and draw near to God while you still have time...  

For more information see:
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Shavuah Tov for parashat Shoftim (and the 40 Days of Teshuvah)

In our Torah reading for this week, parashat Tzav (פרשת צו), we learn how the priests of ancient Israel were consecrated for service by the blood of the lamb. First Aaron and his sons were washed with water, arrayed in priestly garments, and anointed with holy oil.  During this ordination ceremony, a sin offering and burnt offering were offered on their behalf, and then a special “ram of ordination” (i.e., eil ha-milu'im: אֵיל הַמִּלֻּאִים, lit. “ram of abundance [מָלֵא]”) was slaughtered. Some of this ram’s blood was applied to the right ear, right thumb, and big toe of the Aaron and his sons (a picture of Yeshua as our suffering High Priest), and the rest of the blood was dashed upon the sides of the altar. After its slaughter, Moses took some unleavened bread and put it in the hands of the priests to perform tenufah (a wave offering) before the altar (a picture of the resurrection).

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parashat Tzav

Shavuah Tov for Parashat Tzav

This site lists some of the Hebrew for Christians podcasts from over the years.  It is updated according to the Jewish calendar and holiday cycle.

Shavuah Tov for Parashat Tzav

Hebrew for Christians

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