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Video Series on the Parsha: Introduction

At the beginning of this year’s Scriptural reading schedule, I am beginning a new video series on the parsha, covering material I have mostly already written about in my blog. This is an effort to get the gospel out as much as possible in a format that I believe is as yet not widely approached: through the lens of the ancient Jewish reading schedule that stretches back to the ancient sages, even the generation of Messiah.

Jesus said the Scriptures attest to Him: “You search the Scriptures because you think that in them you have eternal life; and it is they that bear witness about me” (Jn. 5:39). On the road to Emmaus, Jesus (unbeknownst to them) taught two of His disciples:

And he said to them, “O foolish ones, and slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have spoken! 26 Was it not necessary that the Christ should suffer these things and enter into his glory?” 27 And beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he interpreted to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning himself (Lk. 24:25-27).

I have pretty much completed my written journey through these Scriptures that attest to the Messiah in the parsha schedule, and even then, I have only scratched the surface. But it is better to scratch the surface than never break the surface.

Why am I doing it again in a video format? Because not everyone has time to read. I have been that person many times myself. They don’t have time to read, but they have time to listen. So this is for the folks who don’t have time to read, or who understand better by listening, who may be in an audience my written blog would never reach. The point is Messiah. The message is the gospel. The purpose is the saving of lives.

This video format is primarily meant for YouTube, but I will also post the videos on my website. If you have enjoyed my series this last year, then feel free to like, subscribe, and share videos from my YouTube channel. I will also get more into my music posts this year like I used to.

http://www.youtube.com/@ValleyPrincess

This first video is a reintroduction of myself, that you understand where I am coming from as a person to better understand what I attempt to persuade people of concerning the Scriptures. At the very least, take a little time to consider these things. Thank you.

From the Tennessee Valley,
The Vally Princess
Prays that God would be with you
And you richly bless.
Amen.

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Sara DuVall is a wife and homeschool mom. She lives in the Tennessee Valley of North Alabama with her husband and four children. Originally from the Florida Gulf Coast, she was raised in the church and worked for the church for some time. Sara has a MA in English literature and certificate in technical communication, having work experience in the field of technical communication and technical editing. Her BA is in cultural anthropology and English writing. Sara has been writing poetry since she was about 13 years old. Inspired by a poem written by her great-grandmother, Sara has studied and enjoyed the art of poetry ever since. She is a published short story author in Northwest Florida State College’s Blackwater Review (2006 and 2007). She is also an award-winning short story author at the University of West Florida (2009). She published her first book, Learning to Love: a Collection of Poetry and 40 Daily Devotions, in 2021. The daughter of a choir director and college music teacher with an MA in voice, Sara was regularly exposed to music from an early age. Although she is a far cry from the vocal qualifications of her mother, and although she is not nearly as proficient a pianist as she should be from her tutelage, Sara has maintained her musical background by expressing herself through acoustic and classical guitar and the Native American style flute, composing many of her own songs. Besides writing and music, one of Sara’s favorite work experiences was as assistant curator of the Heritage Museum of Northwest Florida where she got to accession people’s old stuff and guide tours about it. They just don’t make things like they used to.
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