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“Cruelty and Empathy” – The Lion’s Path 5.1.2019
What drives humans relationships apart and what brings them back together? What builds commonality...
Esther – Hidden Key to Prophecy Part 2
This IS PART 2 – Is the book of Esther a hidden road map to understanding & navigating...
Esther – Hidden Key to Prophecy Part 2
This IS PART 2 – Is the book of Esther a hidden road map to understanding & navigating...
4.23.19~Hebrew Nation Morning Show~3Wise Guys
Can believers in Scripture become deluded? As life wears on for most of us our spiritual beliefs...
Mark Call – Daily News Update Friday
News, commentary, and an extended summary of the week ending on Saturday, 20 July, 2019....
Set History Straight – Identifying False Messiah
This is an excellent program about the False Messiah. Curtis Reid is our guest. ...
Now Is The Time w/Rabbi Steve Berkson – Covenant Community 101: Shabbat – Part 3 “Conclusion”
Where do we see in the scriptures examples of what to do or not do on Shabbat? Rabbi Steve Berkson...
Torah Teachers’ Round Table – Tanakh Edition – II Kings 9 into 10
The Torah Teachers continue the discussion of the Book of II Kings, from chapter 9 into 10, and...
2. Kadosh Shachah – Holy Worship – Nebel & Nebel Azor
Continuing our “Stringed Instruments” series we look at two highly debated...
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What's a Hebrew?
Abram was born in the city of Ur in early Babylon—His father sold idols. We find that Abram’s genealogy goes back to a man named Eber-a great-grandson of Noah. The designation of “Hebrew” refers to the fact that Abram descended from Eber and that he came from the “other side” (ever) of the Euphrates River.
The term Hebrew takes on a meaning of “crossing over” which is exemplified through Abram’s life’s journey. He was a man who no longer wanted to follow the ways of an idol-worshipping culture. Instead, he was a person who crossed over to seek God with all his might. Gen. 14:3
The modern-day connotation of a Hebrew is that Hebrews are Jewish. But as can be found in Scripture, Abram is not so restricted. Instead, Abram becomes Abraham—a father of many nations and believers in a Living God.
From our perspective, Hebrews are people who choose to leave the culture of idol worship in order to seek Truth. They choose to seek God’s instructions and to believe in His Promises. They seek the Kingdom of Elohim, Yahweh, God. They are people who are learning to trust, believe, and to hope. Welcome to Hebrew Nation: His Kingdom, His People, His Promise.
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Mark Call – Daily News Update Friday
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