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  • Genesis - Lesson 15 Ch14 Ch15

    same, the rather lengthy homily in Hebrews would have been a perfect place to explain So, without necessarily advocating that Shem was Melchizedek, it certainly would First, Shem was still alive. And, very likely, he was Shem, son of Noach. God, knowing Abraham’s fears goes on to explain that He will protect him, and even

  • Genesis - Lesson 39 Ch46 Ch47

    journey down to Egypt….. probably beginning from Hebron……. they stopped at Be’er Sheva In verse 1 we’re told that Jacob offered sacrifices at Be’er Sheva in preparation His father, Isaac, had built and used an altar in Be’er Sheva many years earlier, did, and Yehoveh had apparently not tried (terribly hard) to enlighten him and […]

  • Leviticus - Lesson 41 Ch26 Ch27

    that received long-term blessings for obedience to Yehoveh: the descendants of Shem Jesus doesn’t explain tithing because there is no need to explain it; it was common By the way Yeshua also doesn’t explain that it is necessary to breathe in and out to continue living; nor does He explain what the term […]

  • Matthew - Lesson 47 Ch13

    the Jewish world of Christ and later, parables were generally not used to help explain wonder at what the parable is telling us because after telling it to the crowd He explains But the concept of hearing comes from the Hebrew word shema, which means to act upon

  • 2 Samuel - Lesson 37 Ch23 Ch24

    Therefore the New Testament doesn’t explain how the concept of why a king was needed in Israel or how events led to the advent of King Saul, it doesn’t explain what the Law is, it doesn’t explain what sacrifice or atonement or priesthood is, it doesn Interestingly 1Chronicles explains that B’nayah’s father […]

  • Genesis - Lesson 22 Ch22 Ch23

    Abraham was given instructions to journey to Moriah, he and his family were in Be’er-Sheva Be’er-Sheva was about 50 miles SSW of Jerusalem, bordering the Sinai Peninsula. This action of Abraham bringing the wood along with him from Be’er-Sheva is also our duty, in some cases, is simply to accept that which we cannot experience […]

  • Daniel - Lesson 31 Ch11

    CJB Gene sis 10:1 Here is the genealogy of the sons of Noach- Shem, Ham and Yefet Now before we dive in to the remainder of chapter 11 I want to explain my approach Most of this chapter explains the next several centuries of history in the terms Family being what it […]

  • Genesis - Lesson 14 Ch14

    suspect that when Genesis was first written down, it was not all necessary to explain what people King Tidal ruled over; anymore than it would need to be explained today rebelled had its own rulers, and we are given their names: Bera, Birsha, Shinab, Shem-eber Rather, name (in Hebrew, shem) most of the time in […]

  • 2 Kings - Lesson 16 Ch12

    Chapter 11 explained this complex web of intrigue and murder that had become standard So as verse 3 of 2 nd Kings 12 explains, as long as Y’ho’yada lived he had the Verse 5 explains that the Temple was in disrepair if not dilapidation. The Sages explain this by saying that while Temple […]

  • Hosea - Lesson 16 Ch9

    Recall what I explained a few lessons ago. The Hebrew is shema, and it means to hear and obey. Take the “obey” part out and shema loses its meaning.