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What is biblical faith? Is there a difference between what the religious world calls faith today and how the Almighty Eternal One defines faith in Hebrew scripture? Definitely, YES, there is a difference and we are going to learn about it over two episodes of Ancient Roads: Real Israel Talk Radio. This is PART 1 of 2 parts. Podcast Season 2020, Episode 005.

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“Righteousness.” "Righteousness" is often used to describe a person's moral character based on his/her saintliness or piousness. With this second episode on righteousness, I will suggest that the idea has a different connotation in the biblical texts and narratives. This is Part 2 of 2 parts. Podcast Season 2020, Episode 004. 

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“Righteousness.” In English it is a commonly used word that often defines a person's character based on his/her behavior and whether it is considered behavior that is morally right or good. Thus, one who is "saintly" or "pious" is considered righteous. Biblically, righteousness has a different connotation. This is Part 1 of 2. Podcast Season 2020, Episode 003.

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"Works of the Law" and "Under the Law." These two statements cannot be found in Second Temple Period Pharisaic literature. However, the term "Some of the Works of the Law" is notably found in the Dead Sea Scrolls (4QMMT) and written in Hebrew as, "miqsat maase hatorah." I will attempt to show you what I think "Works of the Law" and "Under the Law" would have meant to Paul. With this, I will then bring it forward and relate it to today's Hebraic Torah Walk in Truth.This is Part 2 of 2 parts. Podcast Season 2020, Episode 002. 

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"Works of the Law" and "Under the Law." These two statements cannot be found in Second Temple Period Pharisaic literature. However, the term "Some of the Works of the Law" is notably found in the Dead Sea Scrolls (4QMMT) and written in Hebrew as, "miqsat maase hatorah." I will attempt to show you what I think "Works of the Law" and "Under the Law" would have meant to Paul. With this, I will then bring it forward and relate it to today's Hebraic Torah Walk in Truth. This is Part 1 of 2 parts. Podcast Season 2020, Episode 001. 

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