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The Knight, the Horse, and the Black Hound A Pilgrimage to Jerusalem and the Legacy of the Keepers The story is set in Crusader Jerusalem It follows Sir Gawain, a weary knight on pilgrimage He is accompanied by his horse and the black hound Shadow Along the way he encounters monks, guardians, hidden places, fragments of memory, and a mystery that reaches beneath Jerusalem’s stones The story moves...

Unlock the biblical truth behind real freedom and spiritual restoration. In Biblical Foundations of Deliverance, you will explore deliverance through the lens of Scripture, Hebrew insight, Aramaic context, and the teachings of Jesus Christ and the apostles. Learn how bondage is broken, how spiritual authority operates, and how believers can walk in lasting victory. This course is designed for stud...

Unlock the biblical truth behind real freedom and spiritual restoration. In Biblical Foundations of Deliverance, you will explore deliverance through the lens of Scripture, Hebrew insight, Aramaic context, and the teachings of Jesus Christ and the apostles. Learn how bondage is broken, how spiritual authority operates, and how believers can walk in lasting victory. This course is designed for stud...

n the Aramaic linguistic world, names are not arbitrary labels but vessels of essence, revelation, and vocation; they participate in the reality they signify. Rooted in a triliteral system, Aramaic names often encode theological claims about God’s character and His relation to humanity. For example, יֵשׁוּעַ (Yešūaʿ) derives from the root ישׁע (y-š-ʿ), meaning “to save,” so the name itself proclai...

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Along the way, readers encounter parables that reveal hidden truths, teachings that challenge and inspire, and defining moments that affirm His singular authority. To walk in His footsteps is to witness not only the unfolding of a remarkable Life, but also the enduring power of a message that continues to shape cultures, faiths, and hearts around the world. The Bible stories you know so well will...

Discover the Scriptures as they were first spoken, heard, and understood. The Bible Through Aramaic Eyes invites you to step beyond translation and into the living world of the language Jesus and the earliest believers used. Through careful linguistic insight, cultural context, and Semitic thought patterns, this course reveals depths of meaning often hidden in Greek and English renderings. You wil...

Clement of Alexandria (ca. 150–215 CE) stands as a formative intellect of the Alexandrian Christian tradition, mediating between apostolic faith and Hellenic paideia. As a teacher at the Catechetical School of Alexandria, he argued that philosophia especially Platonic ethics and Logos-theology—was a preparatory discipline granted by God to the Greeks, analogous to the Torah for Israel. In works su...

St. Simeon the Stylite was a fifth-century Syriac ascetic whose radical embodiment of askēsis redefined late antique Christian holiness in the Aramaic-speaking world; born in northern Syria, he pursued an extreme form of renunciation by living for decades atop a pillar (stylos), transforming vertical space into a theological symbol of mediation between heaven and earth, where bodily suffering beca...

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We invite you to walk with us along the path Jesus in a new Book: In Search of the Good Way is a beautifully told and soulful invitation to live at the pace of Christ a pace marked by presence, rest, and attentiveness. Through the Scarborough family's radical journey and the author’s own reflections from the hills of Galilee to the heart of American restlessness. To get a copy of the book Click th...

In Aramaic, the word for fasting is ܨܘܡܐ (ṣomā), from the root ܨܡ (ṣam), meaning to abstain, to hold oneself back, or to stand still. But in the Semitic worldview, this word carries far more than the physical act of skipping meals it represents a deep spiritual meaning of surrender. www.twinsbiblicalacademy.com  

What did ancient Jewish thinkers teach about the union of faith and reason? Before the rise of the great Church Fathers and Christian theologians, there stood a profound voice bridging Hebrew revelation and Greek philosophy Philo of Alexandria. For more online video courses check our website:   www.twinsbiblicalacademy.com/academy  

Exploring the Didache’s spiritual, historical, and theological significance. Learn how this early Christian manual reveals the Church’s living tradition from baptism and Eucharist to moral formation and community life.   What you’ll gain: A guided introduction to one of Christianity’s earliest writings Insights into how early believers lived their faith Discussion on the Didache’s connection to as...

Aramaic Word of the Day - ܙܥܘܪܐ (zaʿura) - Small, Little, Humble. I remember once guiding a lrage group through the ancient ruins of Capernaum, the town where Yeshua lived during much of His ministry. The basalt stones of the synagogue still rise in silent testimony, and the foundations of fishermen’s homes remind us that this was not a glamorous city but a humble village on the northern shore of...

I remember standing in the Judean desert one hot afternoon, the kind of heat that presses down on you until your breath itself feels heavy. i remember one August in the mid of summer it reached 125 F. was very Hot and Dry with no wind. The desert has a way of stripping away illusions. In the West, you often imagine spirituality as something decorative, beautiful church buildings, air-condition, so...

I remember standing on the edge of the Judean wilderness, where the rocky cliffs fall sharply into dry wadis, and the silence feels heavier than words. As a tour guide, I often see visitors surprised by the vast emptiness of this land—no shade, no streams, only desert winds and the relentless sun. In the Western imagination, a desert is often a place of desolation and abandonment. But in the Semit...

The Wilderness: Midbaro (Dbar) I remember sitting in the desert near Jericho, watching the sun set over the Jordan Valley. The land seemed endless, dry, and silent, and I thought of the generations who wandered here prophets, exiles, and pilgrims who learned that life in the wilderness was not wasted time but the very place where God reshaped His people. To the Western mindset, a desert is a barre...

God tests Abraham, commanding him to take his son Isaac, whom he loves, to the land of Moriah and offer him as a burnt offering on a mountain. Abraham obeys without hesitation. At the critical moment, as Abraham raises the knife, an angel of YHWH intervenes, stopping him. A ram caught in a thicket is provided as a substitute sacrifice. The episode ends with divine reaffirmation of the covenant: Ab...

In the West, birthdays are often a personal spotlight candles, gifts, and applause for one more lap around the sun. But here, in the land where the Scriptures were breathed, time feels different. In the Aramaic and Hebraic world, the day you were born is not just a date to repeat every year. it’s the moment God appointed you to step into His unfolding story.       I have spent much of my life lead...

Linguistic Threads Across Sacred Scrolls When we speak of the Hebrew Bible, many assume it was written exclusively in Hebrew. But the truth is far more textured—woven with threads of Aramaic that reflect not only linguistic evolution, but also the historical upheaval and cultural interaction that shaped the Jewish people. Aramaic was not merely a language of exile; it became a vessel through which...

Discover the mystery of Pesher—the ancient interpretive key used by the Qumran community behind the Dead Sea Scrolls! In our upcoming webinar, we’ll explore how these early Jewish sectarians unlocked hidden meanings in biblical prophecy, believing they were living in the end times. Through Pesher, scriptures became divine messages decoded for their generation where figures like the “Wicked Priest”...

How You Can Walk With Me 🔹 PRAY – Cover this journey in prayer. That I may hear clearly and write faithfully. 🔹 CONNECT – Introduce me to a church, pastor, or believer in Vancouver (Aug 2–3) or Toronto (Aug 9–10). 🔹 ENCOURAGE – Send a note. A scripture. A blessing. I will carry it with me. 🔹 BLESS – If you’d like to sow into this sacred retreat, you can give through the ministry at Twins Bibli...

Welcome back to season eleven with Aramaic Word of the day: "Laahana" which means My Vacation or my Rest i pray you are enjoying these short in depth aramaic words that shaped first century mindset of the early followers of Yeshua and deepen our understanding for Today by learning the aramaic language  The Western word “vacation” comes from Latin vacare “to be empty, free.” In the Western world, v...

In the Middle Eastern mindset, to follow a master is to imitate his very essence. But in the Western world, you often separate knowledge from life. A teacher gives you information. A student takes notes. But in the world of Jesus, a Rabboni gives you himself. That’s why Mary didn’t cry out “Rabbi!” or “Jesus!”She said: With the tears of recognition. With the intimacy of a disciple who had once bee...