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  • 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 […]

  • Hosea - Lesson 7 Ch3 Ch4

    This is explained in graphic, highly sexualized terms. In the original Hebrew it is shema; it means to hear in order to obey. This isn’t about a passive “listening” experience because shema inherently includes (LY: vii) What is being explained is that blood (meaning unjustifiable killing… murder

  • Exodus - Lesson 3 Ch2 Ch3

    Egyptians were of the line of Ham, as opposed to Hebrews who were of the line of Shem It will help to explain much of what happens concerning Moses. Now, V10 explains that “the child grew”, and then was returned to the Princess as we’ll run into the Midianites at several points in the Bible, […]

  • 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 […]

  • 2 Samuel - Lesson 38 Ch24

    But it’s hard because we are trying to use human words and human thoughts to explain Rashi explains that hodshi means “new”, and so the place is called New Tachtim. Verse 6 explains that the census workers ended in Judah at Be’er Sheva, which is matter of hours, and it affects every corner […]

  • 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 35 Ch38 Ch39

    that while factually true and accurate, the person making the statement is just plain information that is not contained in this story: Tamar is a Semite, a descendant of Shem rulers controlled Egypt for around 2 centuries; that’s right, Semites, sons of Shem Bedouins, Semites, in control at the time Joseph was sold into slavery […]

  • Genesis - Lesson 10 Ch10 Ch11 Ch12

    Of course, Shem, Ham and Yefet WERE the only surviving sons of Noach. Arabs are of the line of Shem, not Ham. But, as the Assyrian tablets explain, this is not because he was good at killing Notice we come across the name “Ashur” as a son of Shem. As we saw in […]

  • 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 […]