This program is Real Israel Talk Radio, Part 29, Episode 94, Defining Biblical Love from 1 Corinthians 13:13. Welcome to today’s show. We are learning about the final statement that Paul makes in 1 Corinthians 13, speaking...
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The recurring number in the text, whether through symbol or literal number, is 3. The tree represents the number three and resurrection as well as the third spirit of Adonai, etzah, or counsel in English. The seeds and trees bearing fruit were created on the Third Day of Creation. A tree in Hebrew is etz. It’s no coincidence that the Spirit of Counsel and trees share the same root. Both symbolize resurrection. The Spirit of Counsel is not so much about GIVING advice, but to “meekly RECEIVE the implanted Word of God.” (Ja 1:21) If never, received, then Counsel will not sprout, a real roadblock to resurrection.
Read MoreWelcome to Real Israel Talk Radio – Episode 89 Program Part 25 – Defining Biblical Love. Today, we will continue with the teaching of Paul that Biblical Love is about “all hope.” Indeed, with...
Read MoreToday with Real Israel Talk Radio – Episode 88 Program Part 24 – Defining Biblical Love from 1 Corinthians 13, we’ll address the statement that Paul makes saying that Biblical Love is all about...
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Welcome back to another OAM Shabbat Fellowship Replay. In this week’s show, Kyle & Joe...
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On this hour of Real Israel Talk Radio- Episode 63, I am dedicating the first half of the program...
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This week’s portion is Ki Tisa, “when you elevate.” It is nested among similar Torah portions that when strung together, inform readers that within their verses are found prophecies of resurrection. In Ki Tisa, there was judgment, the sin was forgiven, the silver was melted down to become receptacles for the beams or “pillars,” and the Cloud could once again dwell among the Darling Israel. The Shema, the Golden Rule, and the melted Darlings of the Tabernacle combine to explain the Cloud gathering of resurrection. Join us as we explore how this is all connected.
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To the horror of many, we find that the days starts at 6 AM (sun-up) and ends at 6 PM (sun-down). Is there not 12 hours in a day?”
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Admittedly, I don’t like sharks! Swimming off the coasts of Australia, there are plenty of...
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The Book of II Kings, chapter 13 describes the events, and prophecies, leading up not only to the...
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Join the Torah teachers – Rob Miller, Mark Pitrone, and Mark Call, as they discuss the...
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