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Hebrew In Israel | Joshua Part 2 – Learn Torah

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In this episode:  The 7s of Jericho; important details on the city itself; what happens when a city is “devoted” to God; how the wall fell; killing man, woman and child; war on shabbat; the curse of rebuilding; the sin of Achan; Moses and Joshua’s stretched out hands.  Chapters 6-8 in the Book of Joshua, from our Light Of The Prophets series.

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Hebrew In Israel | Joshua Part 1 – Learn Torah

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In this episode:  A prophet like Moses, Rahab the Harlot (or not?), What was the scarlet cord?, Crossing the Jordan, and the commander of the armies of YHWH.  Yoel and Jono Vandor examine chapters 1-5 in the Book of Joshua, from our Light Of The Prophets series.

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Hebrew In Israel | Hoshea Part 17 – Learn Torah

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In this final episode of our Hoshea series, Jeff and Yoel discuss where we stand today in Hoshea’s prophecy.  Are we still “Not My People”?  How do we return?

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Hebrew In Israel | Hoshea Part 16 – Learn Torah

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Did you know there was a god who retired?  Jeff and Yoel discuss the Israelites’ understanding of Canaanite/Phoenecian gods El and Ba’al, and the effect on their relationship with YHWH.  Also, Hosea 12:14 leads to an intriguing discussion of Moses, Malachi and Elijah.   Hosea 12 & 13

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Hebrew In Israel | Miqveh – Learn Torah

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Where does the practice of baptism come from?  Yoel walks us through its history explaining the linguistic, biblical, and cultural factors of ritual washing and purity from Genesis to the time of Yeshua and into today.

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Hebrew In Israel | Blood Groom – Learn Torah

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Exodus 4:24-26 tells of a very bizarre action taken by Tzipporah toward Moshe.  Yoel presents possible explanations from academic sources in our weekly group Bible Class from Aug 9, 2015.
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Hebrew In Israel | Hoshea Part 15 – Learn Torah

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Jeff and Yoel discuss the return to Eden; role and types of prophets, including Joel’s promise of sons and daughters prophesying, and holding the blessings and curses by faith and tangibility in this combined broadcast of parashat Bechukotai and Hoshea chapter 11.

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Hebrew In Israel | Hoshea Part 14 – Learn Torah

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“Will we ever learn anything?”  In chapters 9-11, Yoel and Jeff discuss Israel’s separation from the blessings of God, Ethiopian Jews, discrimination, integration & unity.  Also, the depth of the metaphors for Israel and how we make excuses for our behavior and refuse to turn around.

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Hebrew In Israel | The New Moon Conundrum – Learn Torah

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Yoel presents the history behind the new moon conundrum and the Hillel II calendar.  Should we use calculations, the dark moon, the sighted moon?  Who has biblical authority regarding the calendar and what about the Enoch calendar? 

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Hebrew In Israel | Hoshea Part 13 – Learn Torah

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In Chapter 8, Jeff and Yoel examine the gender shift in metaphors for Israel, the types of covenant language, where authority comes from, and idolatry amongst the people of God then and now.

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