In this week's New Testament reading, tied to the Torah Portion, Christopher discusses 2 things anti-missionaries argue in Matthew chapter 1. The first being the genealogy in Matthew as well as the virgin birth. Christopher uses the Khabouris Codex, the Masoretic text, the Aramaic Targumim, and the Greek Septuigent as well as the Delitzsch Hebrew as well as the words of the sages to prove the deception of the anti-missionaries ob both of these concepts. If you have friends falling victim to anti-missionaries because of Matthew 1 make a point to send them this episode.

​In this week's Torah teaching Christopher discusses 3 words in Genesis 32:4. He also discusses in the Messiah in the Torah segment how the story of Ya'akov and Esav relate to Messianic prophecy of the Messiah. In the Hasidic segment Christopher discusses the angel that wrestled with Ya'akov and how we really cannot be sure of the angel's identity. In the Zohar segment a discussion from Zohar Vayishlach 5:87.

In this series Christopher discusses one of the most discussed yet misunderstood chapters in the New Testament. Christopher addresses and analyses the chapter through linguistics as well as worldview of the first century in Israel within the Jewish culture to better understand the chapter.

In this episode Christopher discusses Matthew 2:15 and addresses the arguments of the Anti-Missionaries, like Tovia Singer on this passage and challenges their claims of it being taken out of context by Matthew.

In this episode Christopher and Gary go over the Torah Portion Vayetze

Christopher discusses John 1:41-42 and John 1:51 in relation to the Torah Portion Vayetze in Genesis 28:11-18 from a rabbinic and linguistic perspective.

In this episode, Christopher and Kathleen discuss what the word Toldot means and how it is different from yalad. Also discussed is the midrash on Rome being Esav and Jacob being Israel (the Jewish people). Also discussed in the selling of the birthright of Esav to Jacob as well as a very intriguing passage from Zohar Toldot.

In this episode Christopher and Matthew discuss the history of Hanukkah

Christopher discusses how believers in Yeshua and followers of the Torah of Hashem should check their levels of observance when it comes to politics and political involvement.

In this episode Christopher discusses various base texts for Biblical documents as well as the time of their formation. Christopher discusses how this chronology helps us in understanding theologies and how language also affects this chronology. He also discusses the wars of translations and the claims many publishers and translators make about the superiority of their translation.