“Paul and the Two Diasporas” explores the distinct journeys and teachings of the Apostle Paul in the context of the Jewish diasporas during the Hellenistic period. Tom Bradford helps by highlighting the differences between the Eastern and Western Jewish Diasporas, focusing on language, culture, and interpretation of Jewish law. Furthermore…

“The Real Meaning of Kosher” Tom Bradford delves into the complexities and misconceptions about kosher dietary laws. He discusses the biblical basis and the distinction between rabbinically and biblically kosher practices, emphasizing the importance of these dietary laws for both Jewish and non-Jewish believers. Tom also addresses common misunderstandings in…

“Biblical Prophets: The Office and The Purpose” explore along with Tom Bradford as he explains the evolving roles and definitions of prophets in the Bible, from the earliest figures like Abraham and Moses to New Testament times. He discusses the varying functions of prophets, including their communication with God, influences…

“Paul, The Law & The Jewish People” teacher Tom Bradford discusses the relationship between the Law of Moses and Christian beliefs, focusing on the teachings of Paul and Yeshua (Jesus). It challenges the view that the Law is obsolete in Christianity, arguing that the Law and grace coexist and that…

Tom Bradford discusses key prophecies, such as God’s unbreakable covenant with the Jewish people, the nation’s miraculous rebirth, Israel’s agricultural prosperity, and insights of Israel’s place in world events.

“Returning to an Objective Morality Pt.1” critically examines the concept of morality in modern society, particularly in relation to Western culture and Christianity. Teacher Tom Bradford discusses the shift from an objective standard of morality, rooted in biblical teachings, to a more subjective, culturally influenced understanding of morality. He goes…

“Returning to an Objective Morality Pt.2” teacher Tom Bradford discusses the necessity of an objective moral standard, particularly in light of historical examples like the Nuremberg Trials. He highlights the inadequacy of subjective morality and argues for a moral law that transcends cultural and temporal boundaries. Also searching through Paul’s…

Exploring and analyzing the potential establishment of a Palestinian state, examining its historical, geopolitical, and biblically prophetic contexts, in relation to Israel and the Middle East’s evolving dynamics.

Significance of Halakhah (Jewish Law) during the Second Temple period and its influence helps accurately interpret teachings and writings of the New Testament.

Reevaluating the concept of conversion in Christianity, into “Turning”. Advocating for deeper, historically rooted, spiritual transformation that respects original biblical contexts and meanings.

Exploring the significance and the importance of the seven God-ordained feasts found in the Bible. Tom encourages believers to embrace observance of these feasts thoughtfully, carefully and respectfuly just as Yeshua honored these traditions.

Exploring the significance and the importance of the seven God-ordained feasts found in the Bible. Tom encourages believers to embrace observance of these feasts thoughtfully, carefully and respectfuly just as Yeshua honored these traditions.

Contrasting mainstream views with the idea that the Law still holds value and is not negated by faith in Yeshua (Jesus). Along with a balanced understanding of Paul’s teachings and the importance of both faith and obedience.

Tom Bradford explores the 10 Lost Tribes of Israel, their historical origins (Hebrews), and their prophetic significance in modern times.

The split into Judah and Ephraim, eventual dispersion and assimilation into other cultures, and prophetic promise of their future restoration.

Tom Bradford recommended documentary movie “Quest For The Lost Tribes” by Simcha Jacobovici. Available at Holyland Marketplace.

10 Lost Tribes of Israel were never truly lost, still identifiable today. The dual nature of Ephraim, & the future prophetic reunion with Judah.

The dual nature of the lost tribes of Israel, particularly Ephraim, the ongoing fulfillment of biblical prophecy as their descendants return to Israel and re-establish their Hebrew identity.