Christopher investigates the anti-missionaries claim that the Christians changed the Bible in Isaiah 7:14 from Alma (young woman) to Betulah (virgin) to fit the narrative of the gospels. Is this claim from the anti-missionaries accurate or honest? Christopher goes through the chronology of Jewish manuscripts of the Tanach as well as the words of the sages to see if the anti-missionaries are being honest or accurate in their claim.

In this teaching Christopher discusses 1 Corinthians 5:7 from a linguistic perspective from both the Aramaic and with the help from Roy Blizzard III the Greek. Christopher discusses when the word “lamb” first appears in that passage and what the passage is actually speaking of. Christopher also discusses the fact some claim the order of the Seder is later and thus Yeshua wasn’t having a Seder in Luke 22, is that accurate? Watch/listen and find out.

In this episode Christopher goes over the history of the Hebrew and Aramaic Scripts and how so many "Paleo-Hebrew" advocates are lead astray. Find out the issues with their claims. And learn actual Hebrew and actual Aramaic from three teachers with moreh certification in the Semitic languages so you don't fall into the traps of the Paleo-Hebrew crowd. Sign up to learn Hebrew and Aramaic at www.HebrewAndAramaic.com

In this teaching Christopher discusses Exodus 35:4-5 and how this relates to g'milut chasadim, terumah, amd tzedakah. Christopher relates this to the 8 levels of charity talked about by the Rambam and how this is encompassed in the words of the Messiah as well holding this position as and ancient one within Judaism. Christopher also relates this to fulfillment of mitzvos and the spirit behind their fulfillment.

In this discussion Christopher talks with Matthew Bartlett over issues that have become divisive in the Hebrew Roots and Messianic Faith(s) that stem from an absence of centralized authority.

In this episode Christopher interviews Christian Pastor Corey Richardson. This is the kickoff of Brutal Planet's "Discussions Series" in which Christopher will have discussions with individuals with a different halakha than himself or whom wish to debate Christopher's take on various issues.

However, this first episode was not a debate but rather an agreeable discussion in terms of how Lapid Judaism should be bridging the gap with our Christian brethren.

Christopher analyzes the failed formula of unilateral eccesiology, which it's premise doesn't allow spiritual maturity it is also why there are hundreds of fractions of the hebrew roots and messianic communities. It is also why the Christian faith has 10s of thousands of denominations. Christopher discusses bilateral ecclesiology and why he endorses the premise based on scholarship in both Christianity and Judaism as well it's application.

Christopher analyzes the failed formula of unilateral eccesiology, which it's premise doesn't allow spiritual maturity it is also why there are hundreds of fractions of the hebrew roots and messianic communities. It is also why the Christian faith has 10s of thousands of denominations. Christopher discusses bilateral ecclesiology and why he endorses the premise based on scholarship in both Christianity and Judaism as well it's application.

The Anti-Missionaries claim that Jews don't need an intermediary or a mediator and that it is not a Jewish concept. Yet the Torah and the practices of Breslov and Chabad say much differently in terms of Rebbe Schneerson and Rebbe Nachman being seen as the intermediary. Christopher discusses this as well as where Messianics and Hebrew Roots types have adopted replacement theology in terms of the concept of Melchizedek, though Messiah Yeshua was a shadow of Melchizedek to say "he was the Melchizedek priest in the flesh in the book of Genesis causes major issue and is incorrect, as well as the concept that Melchizedek was a replacement of the Aaronic priesthood. Christopher talks about how both of these priesthoods are still valid, at the same time not one is replacement of the other.

Our lives are filled with trials and tribulations, doubts, stress and anxiety. The Scripture as well as the Oral Torah tell us that everything comes from Hashem. The book of Mishlei (Proverbs) tells us the Holy One, blessed be He, mollifies those with whom He loves. Rav Shaul tells us about his many trials and tribulations. In this episode Christopher discusses how to respond to trial and tribulation and how to see trial and tribulation, and the affects of not doing so and relying upon the basar.