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Who is a Hebrew, what does being a Hebrew mean and how does the word "Hebrew" apply to us?

Testing the Hebrew root of the word "amen", and if it's really calling on an Egyptian God instead of our Creator.

How do you respond when accusations of animal abuse are made against the temple sacrifice system? Here's what we'd say.

Atheists love to point out that the Torah instructs a rapist to marry his victim. From our cultural perspective this appears absurd and portrays YHWH negatively. However, there is much more to consider here…

What do we do with the Anti-Missionary claim that the Messiah does not suffer like Israel suffers and that Isaiah 53 is not about the Messiah? Simple, we test it.

Anti-missionaries assert that one man cannot atone for the sins of another. They like to cite Deuteronomy 24:16 to support their case. What happens to their argument when we examine more Scripture and the context rather than just one verse?

Anti-missionaries use 1 Timothy 1 and Titus 3 to indicate that Paul is anxious about avoiding the topic of genealogies. If it's true, why is it? If it's not, then why does Paul tell us to avoid the topic? Find out in the latest installment of the Brit Hadasha Series.

The Anti-Missionaries would have us believe that Psalm 110 is not Messianic, but instead that it’s about King David. In this installment of the Brit Hadasha series we will test that theory and see what we come up with.

Let's examine the Hebrew root of the word "Grace."

Scripture tells us in a few places that specific days are a holy convocation. Often this word is translated as an assembly; but is that the best way to define it? Is that the Hebrew Root of a holy convocation?

What is the Hebraic understanding of the word “repent?"

The Restoration of the Two Houses of Israel is hidden in so many places in scripture. Let’s examine 2 Kings 5…

When Messiah uttered the words “on this rock I will build my church” many teach that he was referring to Peter. While we know he was talking to Peter that doesn’t mean he was talking about Peter. Let’s test the Scriptures and see what we find.

This teaching explores the meaning of Leviticus 11:29-38, particularly the command to break ovens and stoves that have been touched by unclean things. What does this mean for your kitchen, and does it apply to modern appliances? We also explore the implications for eating at restaurants. 

If we were to abandon creative theology and return to Biblical terms, interesting things happen...Let's discuss the supposed moral law...

When did a day begin for Israel at the time of the Exodus?

When does Shabbat start, in the evening, or in the morning? In this series we tackle the complicated debate of a Hebraic 24-hour period.

When does a day begin? Let’s start from the beginning…

This teaching is a follow up to “Testing the Star of David” intended to address some frequently asked questions. We have known for years that once we released a teaching on this subject, it was going to be quite controversial. Much to our surprise, it had one of our highest agreement rates out of the 200+ teachings we have released to date. Despite that, out of the nearly 30,000 that have watched...

Does Isaiah 58:13-14 mean that we cannot have any pleasure on the Sabbath? Once again, context is everything...

In two separate amazing events, Yeshua fed a multitude of people. Have you ever stopped to consider the prophetic symbolism embedded in each story?

Is there any indication in the Torah that a calendar year can be 12 or 13 months? Perhaps there is...

It is one of the most well known symbols in the world, and represents the modern nation of Israel. The six pointed star is worthy of analysis and the results may surprise you.

Join us as we use biblical numbers to show the prophetic implications of circumcision.

What was the timeline of our Messiah’s death and resurrection? How do we reconcile the verses that suggest the Last Supper was a Passover meal, and those that suggest it was not?