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Deuteronomy - Lesson 11 Ch8 Ch9
In fact part of Paul’s mission was to explain some of the ways that the expression the FIRST WORD of chapter 9 is one we looked at carefully a few chapters ago: Shema The first two words of chapter 9 are shema Israel …Hear O Israel. Recall that shema doesn’t mean to listen […] -
Daniel - Lesson 25 Ch9
Verse 3 explains that the attitude of Daniel in prayer to God was as one in mourning In Hebrew the words are Adonai, shema. Adonai, salach. Adonai qashab. To shema means to listen and to actively respond. “Hear” is essentially only half the meaning of shema ; unless the 2 nd […] -
Deuteronomy - Lesson 39 Ch28
Or more literally, Israel did not “ shema ” God; Israel did not listen and obey. I’ve had a number of people explain to me that they see obedience as legalism because It is this same phrase that was used to explain the purpose of the 10 plagues upon pertains to Israel a little later […] -
2 Kings - Lesson 18 Ch13 Ch14
exile; and there is a great lesson from this that we modern Believers need to shema Verse 22 explains that all during the days of Joash’s father, Y’ho’achaz , the armies Verse 6 explains that only after he had consolidated his power could Amatzyah act This passage goes so far as […] -
2 Kings - Lesson 15 Ch11
begin with the Hebrew letters yud-heh , and are vocalized as ye-ho as in ye-ho- sheva But what I just explained gives you the reason why there is disagreement over exactly Yehoveh easily makes the most sense grammatically and historically, and even explains In other words, the oldest translations from Hebrew to Greek seem […] -
1 Samuel - Lesson 14 Ch8 Ch9
The word that is being rather clumsily translated is one we’re familiar with: shema And shema means to listen and obey, or in this case to hear and do. Verse 3 begins the background story that explains how it is that God revealed His In fact back in verse 9 the scriptural narrator explains […] -
Micah - Lesson 1 – Micah Intro & Ch 1
20 miles southwest of Jerusalem, in a region called the Shephelah… the coastal plain down to this: as opposed to Isaiah, for example, who goes to great lengths to explain Rather, it is there to explain who the author is, what the mood and tone of his work The opening word in Hebrew is shema. -
2 Samuel - Lesson 6 Ch5
So here is our first detour and it is to explain the term “Israel”. Semite means, “From the line of Shem”. Shem was one of Noah’s 3 sons. Why didn’t they just call Melchizedek Shem, then? A plain. Up to a river or near a boulder. there is another aspect that is invariably overlooked so […] -
Matthew - Lesson 48 Ch13
A parable was meant to explain; it was a relatively simple way to reduce a complex this statement is not a parable, it is certainly aiming for the same goal: to explain That is, they shema… they heard and then they acted upon the knowledge given to saying all these things, Yeshua now says to His […] -
Joel - Lesson 1 Intro Ch1
The oracle begins with the word that the leaders are to shema. This powerful word shema is essentially like a summons in which those who are summoned While azan (listen) technically doesn’t carry the weight that shema does, as used That is, azan is here meant to be parallel with shema. This event is explained […]
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