Center For Hebraic Thought

The Biblical Mind

The Biblical Mind is dedicated to helping its audience understand the deep structures of Scripture. It is published by the Center for Hebraic Thought, a hub for research and resources promoting biblical literacy and the intellectual world of the Bible.

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Center For Hebraic Thought

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29 de oct. de 2026

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Episodios

FAQ: What About the New Testament? 19.07.2019

Abby Smith and Dr. Dru Johnson discuss what "Hebraic thought" has to do with the New Testament and whether we need the Old Testament in order to understand the New. Note: Dr. Johnson mistakenly referenced Leviticus 18:19, which should have been Lev 19:18.

FAQ: Why "Hebraic Thought" and not "Jewish Thought"? 18.07.2019
FAQ: Justice as an Example of Hebraic Thought 03.07.2019

For more on this, see "What is Hebraic Thought?"

FAQ: What is Hebraic Thought? 03.07.2019

 “Hebraic thought is more than just religion—it’s a fully-formed cultural tradition. It includes that rich collection of ideas, concepts, stories, and values that emerge from the world of ancient Israel.” —Rob Nicholson “‘Hebraic thought’ refers to the reasoning and philosophy developed within the Hebrew Bible, continued into the New Testament, and not found elsewhere in the ancient Near East.” —D...

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