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  • 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

  • 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

  • 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.

  • Genesis - Lesson 36 Ch40 Ch41

    guard: that at the time of Joseph, Egypt was ruled by Semites…descendants from Shem Let me explain it: the overall continental landmass that contains what we today call Semites are people who descended from Shem. because they were desert dwellers…. b) Semites, because they were descendants of Shem

  • 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

  • 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 […]

  • 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

  • 1 Kings - Lesson 5 Ch2

    RE-READ 1 ST KINGS 2:12 – end The startled Bat-Sheva asks the obvious question reason for such a risky approach surfaces; it was to set the stage to ask Bat-Sheva Bat-Sheva gets right to the point but couches the request as but an insignificant In verse 22 […]

  • Malachi - Lesson 04 – Malachi Ch 1 cont 2

    In Hebrew, the word for name is shem. Shem means a distinguishing mark or attribute. So, when referring to God, God’s shem means the essence of God’s very being as a , the person experiencing this uses rationalization (no matter how absurd) to explain

  • 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