What Is TorahResource?

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TorahResource is a Messianic Jewish resource site that describes itself as "Biblically Based • Honoring Yeshua • Upholding Torah." It publishes free weekly Torah reading schedules and commentary, festival guides, articles, audio/video, books, and online classes. It is aimed at Messianic believers and anyone studying the Torah from a Messianic perspective. Some resources are free downloads, while others are sold through its shop.

What the site offers

The homepage and navigation show these main content areas:

Area What it includes
Weekly Torah Portions One-year and three-year Torah reading cycles, plus attached Apostolic Scriptures (New Testament) readings and "Weekly Parashah" notes
Special readings Special Sabbaths and festival readings
Yearly festivals Pages for the Hebrew calendar and the Mo'dim: Pesach, Shavuot, Yom T'ruah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret, Hanukkah, Purim
Commentary Separate commentaries on Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy
Articles & community resources Written articles and community-facing material
Audio / Video Media resources, with a note to "Purchase downloads or visit our YouTube channel"
Books Prayer books and Siddurs (prayer books)
TIMS Theological Institute of Messianic Studies — library and classes
Blog & events Blog posts and a 2026 conference page

Who it is for

The site's own framing — "Biblically Based • Honoring Yeshua • Upholding Torah" — and its statement of faith, "One Law" page, and congregation listings indicate a Messianic audience. The weekly Torah portion section notes that the weekly reading of God's Word "is practiced around the world by Messianic and traditional synagogues alike," so the reading schedules may also be useful to anyone following a Jewish lectionary cycle.

Free vs. paid

  • Free: The weekly Torah portion schedules and notes are described as "provided free." The Sukkot Blessings Booklet is offered as a download.
  • Paid: The shop sells audio/video, books, and prayer books/Siddurs. The site shows a cart and a donation option, and lists "subscribe" among its pricing-related signals.

The site does not state that everything is free, so treat shop items and downloads marked for purchase as paid unless a page says otherwise.

Common reasons to visit

  • You want a one-year or three-year Torah reading schedule with New Testament readings attached.
  • You are preparing for a festival (for example, Sukkot) and want a blessings booklet or festival readings.
  • You want commentary on a specific book of the Torah.
  • You are looking for Messianic teaching in audio, video, book, or class form.

If you only need a reading schedule, the Weekly Torah Portions section is the direct starting point. If you want structured study, the TIMS library and classes section is the relevant area.