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Deuteronomy - Lesson 34 Ch25
afterlife we also have studied at some length the concept of the term “name” ( shem Quite literally the word shem meant both name and reputation; this is because a Think of the story of Judah and Tamar as I explain this to you: the sandal is the -
Judges - Lesson 27 Ch20 Ch21
writer (or better editor) of the book of Judges uses the term “from Dan to Beer-sheva Verse two explains that 11 of the tribes gathered at Mitzpah; this was considered disagreement among scholars over this matter; however as time goes on evidence mounts to explain -
OT Survey - Lesson 1
The Fertile Crescent was so-called because it lies in the flood plain between and Avraham’s father was Terach ( Terah ), a descendant of Shem who was one of Noach’ scholar invented a name for the countless descendants of Noach’s ( Noah’s ) son Shem Over the centuries, the descendants of Noach’s other two sons, […] -
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 […] -
1 Kings - Lesson 14 Ch8
Verse 1 explains just who was invited to Jerusalem for the festivities. The word used for asking God to hear is shema ; and it means not to just passively -
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 […] -
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. -
Zephaniah - Lesson 05 – Zephaniah Ch 2 cont
Clearly the words themselves explain that God is addressing the world universally Edom, on the other hand, came from Shem, as did Israel and Judah. of servants to his brothers.” 26 Then he said, “Blessed be Yehoveh, the God of Shem their servant. 27 May God enlarge Yefet (Japheth); he will live in the tents […] -
Deuteronomy - Lesson 12 Ch9 Ch10
I explained to Him that this was not the Tom Bradford doctrine; rather this was standard Do you recall that I showed you in the Shema of Deuteronomy 6 that the original law -
Micah - Lesson 12 – Micah Ch 6 cont
Let’s hear another translation to see how it explains this verse. The word hear is shema and means to listen to what is said and then obey it. Or as in the YLT more literal version explains: YLT Micah 6:10 Are there yet in It is as verse 8 explained.
