This recording did not get aired on the radio affiliates it is a podcast exclusive. In this episode Christopher and Rabbi Asher Meza discuss the concept of hell.

In this Torah Portion teaching for Mishpatim, Christopher discusses Exodus 21:37-Exodus 22:1-3. In these passages we see the sages note Mashiach ben Yosef and Yosef himself as being an "ox". Christopher discusses this through going through Exodus Rabbah, as well as Likutey Halakhot and the Zohar to follow the halakha on this matter. Also, these passages also relate to Mashiach ben David and prophetical events and the warning given to us by the sages as well as Messiah himself in terms of predictions.

This past week I was asked a lot about the concept of reincarnation within Judaism, to be honest this was never something I was taught in my conversion and ordination through Breslov, so I decided to give a good answer by pinpointing when the concept was first found within Judaism. How it evolved over time, why it evolved and how it relates to the New Testament and most notably the letter to the Hebrews and John being Elijah. Through this, I had to pinpoint when a certain document was written and through the idiomatic expression found within the Hebrew that does not bring up the word "reincarnation" but rather stating that "Messiah ben Ephraim died and rejected death", find out about this concept and is it what we think it is? Is it really against the New Testament if we take it back to it's original model? Also, do Hebrew Roots people and Christians teach a form of reincarnation and don't even realize it? This episode will answer many questions on this concept by going through the chronology of thought.

In this week's Torah Portion teaching Rabbi Banah discusses how one turns their yetzer hara (inclination of evil) into yetzer hatov (the inclination of good). He discusses how are mess ups and mistakes are ultimately from Hashem for the good. But it is all dependent upon how we look at situations and react that determine if we got the Message from Hashem, and if we turn it into chochmah and da'as.

Part 2 of our series on the history of the Aramaic language and how it came to be the second Biblical Language

Christopher discusses the secular and biblical history of Aramaic in part 1 of this 3 part series on the history of Aramaic

Rabbi Banah discusses the concept in Parshas בא about the Passover lamb. What did it signify to Egypt? Though Yeshua was called "The Lamb" or "The lamb of G-d" throughout the New Testament, does this mean the Passover Lamb.....or another lamb found in the Torah and throughout Jewish tradition. This teaching will be very eye opening.

Many cite certain passages in tractate Sanhedrin to say that the Talmud is anti-Gentile. Christopher looks at the context of these passages and discusses the difference between Mishna, Gemara and Tanya to help the perspective of this as well as the overall context of these passages. Christopher also discusses the difference between a goy and a ger as well as what was going on historically when these passages were in the gemara section of the talmud.

Most teachers who are pro-Talmud like Christopher do not discuss these passages and pretend they do not exist, as good scholars we should address these passages in a contextual, grammatical and historical view

There is a movement that infiltrated the Hebrew Roots movement roughly 10 years ago that is an underground anti-missionary group. They are called the karaites. In this episode Christopher doesn't discuss the fact that the Crimean Karaites partnered with the Nazis to put the Jewish people into death camps, but he does go over the facts of the theological issues that are a part of the karate movement which is to ultimately get a person to deny Yeshua. Christopher also discusses how if the Karaites were indeed solas scriptura then why do they deny all the passages in the Bible that speak on the authority of the Sanhedrin and the Oral Torah? Ae these passages just looked over and they pretend they do not exist?

In this episode Christopher answers questions on the Bible, Messiah, Halakha, Judaism etc he received live during the broadcast as well as emailed questions before the broadcast. Some of the topics include, how to respond to the phrase "Merry Christmas" when asked, what to do when we are invited to Christmas functions, when exactly was the birth of Yeshua, as well as questions on learning Hebrew and Aramaic vocabulary, all this and much more in this special Q&A session.