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The Shema is presented here as a key Torah concept based on Deuteronomy 6:4: “Hear, O Israel!”

According to the lesson text, shema does not simply mean “listen” or “hear.” It means to hear something and then do it—that is, to respond with action and obedience.

The content also says that even if something cannot be fully comprehended or explained, it still must be acknowledged. In that context, the Shema is tied to recognizing Yahweh and understanding Yahshua’s relation to Yahweh as something the lesson says can be difficult to explain fully.

In short: Shema = hear, receive, and obey, not just passively listen.

  • Genesis - Lesson 19 Ch19

    months ago, while we’re generally going to go verse-by-verse through the Torah and explain Here is the Shema in the Torah: NAS Deuteronomy 6:4 “Hear, O Israel! First, even if we cannot fully comprehend it, or explain it, we must acknowledge Now, as to the conundrum of how to explain Yahshua in […]

  • 1 Kings - Lesson 22 Ch12

    Verse 15 says that the king did not shema to the people; that is he did not hear in Jessie, back to your tents” are basically the same words used by the rebel Sheba CJB 2 Samuel 20:1 There happened to be there a scoundrel whose name was Sheva […]

  • Joshua - Lesson 14 Ch10

    people of Jebus (the Jebusites) were a branch of the Amorites, that would easily explain The reason I even went there is to explain that we see the king of Jerusalem put The Hebrew word that is usually translated as hearken or listen is shema. And shema does NOT mean listen. To shema is to […]

  • Deuteronomy - Lesson 5 Ch4

    DEUTERONOMY Lesson 5 – Chapter 4 Last week we ended by studying the Shema, which The Shema (which is a combination of a prayer and a statement of fact and faith) actually occurs a couple of chapters ahead of where we are right now (the Shema begins Inherent in the word shema is […]

  • 2 Kings - Lesson 27 Ch18

    Then in verse 9, the narrative takes a step back to explain that the siege of Assyria Twice in this verse the Hebrew word shema was used to describe what it is that We’ve discussed this import principle that is contained in the word shema on numerous Recall that this passage […]

  • Deuteronomy - Lesson 8 Ch6

    The Shema goes by another name as well: Hear O Israel . Yeshua was of course quoting the Shema; He was quoting the Torah. Then Moses goes on to explain (in what eventually came to be called the Shema) that In Hebrew “hear” is shema . Shema is an instruction […]

  • 2 Samuel - Lesson 16 Ch11

    discuss the rather lack-of-in-depth approach that Christianity usually has taken to explain The name Bath-Sheva is not as certain in its meaning as the name of her husband bath ( bat ) means daughter (no, it is not a wordplay that she got the name Bath sheba Sheva can be used […]

  • Deuteronomy - Lesson 38 Ch28

    As Paul went to great length to explain, a good way to look at an unconditional covenant Let me explain: a pretty good analogy to a covenant is a contract (it’s not precise What it says is “if you shema …..”. Let me remind you that shema MEANS to listen and […]

  • Deuteronomy - Lesson 10 Ch6 Ch7

    Last week we took another look at the Shema , the Hear O Israel, that is both the After Moses has explained that the Lord will meet ALL of Israel’s needs (and so there Part of the issue is even the misconception of the Hebrew word shem which is translated The word […]

  • 1 Samuel - Lesson 3 Ch1 Ch2

    and His disciples at Passover, and the wine that was mystically converted from plain Sh’mu’el is derived from the two Hebrew words shem and El , meaning respectively For one thing, that is the plain reading. And she explains something about that day that Eli didn’t know: the subject of […]