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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 […] -
Deuteronomy - Lesson 19 Ch15
(many of which we’ve encountered in earlier books of Torah) and then go on to explain This is really rather easy to explain so let’s address it right here and now: every , when the Bible says “hearken” or “listen” it is translating the Hebrew word shema And shema does not mean […] -
2 Samuel - Lesson 29 Ch19
is nothing more than the Revelation Messiah repeating in a more modern way the Shema (Deu 6:4-5 CJB) 4 “Sh’ma, Yisra’el! finally re-accept their own Messiah, and one especially revealing Scripture that explains -
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 […] -
Deuteronomy - Lesson 9 Ch6
am ordering you, are to be on your heart”, it is immediately referring to the Shema Verse 7 tells Israel to teach these laws and commands (especially the Shema) to their Josephus also discusses Tefillin and goes on to explain that at times even the 10 That is apostasy and denial from the plain Scriptural […] -
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 […] -
Revelation - Lesson 29 Ch13
Revelation 13:12 explains that the Land Beast gets its authority from the Sea Beast commandment of God found in the Torah, such that it has been given it’s own title: the Shema CJB Deuteronomy 6:4-9 4 “Sh’ma, Yisra’el! -
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 […] -
Matthew - Lesson 46 Ch12
Next, just to be sure there was no ambiguity, we have Christ exclaim “you snakes! Nearly every biblical commentator will go to great lengths to explain away how Jesus That is, the people of Nineveh obeyed the Hebrew principle of shema; they didn’t This is referring to the pagan Queen of Sheba who, hearing of Solomon’s […] -
2 Kings - Lesson 9 Ch6 Ch7
The Hebrew is shema dabbar YHWH . And the significance of using the word shema is that it does NOT mean merely to Shema is not passive listening; it is active doing. After Elisha explained that by the next day food would be plentiful and thus back Verses 5 and 6 […]
