Gleaning The Scriptures

                    Bible Studies


   As conveyed in Isaiah 61:1-3, God’s mission for mankind is twofold: providing salvation, then strength. While many ministries focus on the salubrious work of championing salvation for the lost, the need for strengthening the found remains under-served.


   Yeshua has honored Pastor Tom and Gleaning The Scriptures with working alongside Him in just that endeavor. GTS exists solely to equip you with God given fortitude and resilience to withstand the inevitable trials that accompany loving and serving The Almighty and His people.


   Yeshua’s mission for you shows profound love and sacrifice. He wishes not only to save you, but is inviting you to strengthen yourself to the degree that you are found capable of working alongside Him. His willingness to put in the work to perform this for the willing is striking. You have the opportunity to foster within you the sagacious courage required to navigate life’s pernicious challenges and wholly fulfill your part concerning the purposes God has placed within each of us.


The links below provide PDF's of Bible Meditations, designed to deepen your connection with Elohim and fortify your spirit to serve Him properly. We have been given this knowledge freely, so we humbly request you consider accepting our free gifts to you. Download, print, and study these guides. They will change your life. Let's grow together!

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Biblical Calendar


This Calendar was built based on Scripture. The months, days and years correspond to the structure of time laid out by Yeshua, for Yeshua and His people. The Gregorian days are interspersed within the calendar to help one keep track of both Elohim's and man's time tables.


  • Current Year 5785
  • All beliefs this calendar was built on can be found on it's final page. As well as instructions on how to properly use Elohim's calendar

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Torah Overview: The Mishpatim Etc


Torah means law. God begins His book with laws. Just as Paul said: the law is our tutor until we come to a place where we can have more fullness of His presence. Have you studied under God's tutor yet?

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