Discover Your Roots

When we think of poetry, many of us may think of themes like love, emotion, and self-expression. Not so with biblical poetry! In this episode, we walk through how biblical poetry functions and why it’s important in our understanding of the bible. References & additional resources: https://passagesisrael.org/story/why-youre-probably-reading-the-psalms-wrong/ Visit: https://passagesisrael.org/⁣...

The bible was written by dozens of authors over thousands of years, so some parts of the biblical narrative are “pixelated”—dispersed throughout Scripture in ways that can sometimes be hard to find. We’re using Hebraic thought to help us make sense of pixelated themes in the Bible, learn why they were written that way, and bring to light the overall message those pixels create. References & ad...

Many beliefs and values in the Christian faith find their origins in Hebraic thought. In this episode, we’ll be looking at how Hebraic thinking provides the basic reasoning for much of our theology, even when they don’t seem to be directly commanded in scripture. References & additional resources: https://passagesisrael.org/story/we-already-think-biblicallysometimes/ Visit: https://passagesisr...

Hebraic thought is the way the biblical authors of the Old and New Testaments thought about the nature of reality. If we as Christians want to increase our biblical fluency, we’ve got to be able to read the bible through the same worldview that the biblical authors held—it’s the key to fully understanding God’s message for his children throughout history and into eternity. References & additio...

As the world grows increasingly hostile to the message of Jesus, it's more important than ever for Christians to know the Bible with precision and love. We need to know the Bible, but we also need to think the way that the Bible thinks. To love what God loves. To believe what God believes. To live for what God lives for.⁣ ⁣ References & additional resources: https://passagesisrael.org/story/yo...