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  • Malachi - Lesson 13 – Malachi Ch 3 cont 4 END

    I explained that while “they will be mine” isn’t necessarily wrong, it doesn’t express Then the verse goes on to explain why He is going to spare them. It involves drawing a comparison, an analogy, to help explain or understand something Next is lakem yire shemi. This gets a bit unsettling, but I hope to […]

  • 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 […]

  • Matthew - Lesson 2 Ch1

    Matthew explains that although Yosef and Miryam were engaged, they were not yet married It is difficult to explain the extreme level of trouble this brings to a family. famously asked what the most important of the Torah Laws were, Jesus quoted the Shema

  • 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 […]

  • 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 […]

  • 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.

  • 1 Samuel - Lesson 13 Ch8

    that the choices that the most respected of modern bible academics give us to explain the philosophical view of modern times, the critics have found it impossible to explain I strongly recommend that if you didn’t hear the previous lesson that explains the Verse 3 explains that not only were they of lower status but […]

  • Matthew - Lesson 27 Ch7 Ch8

    What is being expressed is the Hebrew concept of shema.  Shema means to hear and obey, or to hear and do. The concept is rather simple. God gave the basis for this ordinance and principle of shema, and the outcome for So the Roman explains that his orderly is paralyzed and in suffering.

  • Deuteronomy - Lesson 40 Ch29

    In each part of the 3-part message Moses has repeated, expanded, and explained more What it actually says is that even though you have ears, you don’t shema . You may eventually get a little tired of me reminding you of this, but shema does Without DOING what you heard, then you […]

  • Deuteronomy - Lesson 15 Ch12

    translation is a just few degrees off its mark, or disregards the culture, setting, and plain fundamental doctrinal error (that arose from a simple mistranslation) try to explain In Hebrew the word we translate as “name” is shem and it means reputation, and it establishing His name somewhere is a mysterious thing no matter […]