Exploring the Bible with Mel Barror

Revelation is probably the most complicated Book in the Bible and yet it need not be. Many people believe that there is a “hidden” message or code embedded in its meaning, but I assure you there is no such thing. Its message and meaning are right there in clear view and it is a message of hope. This same message was preached by others long before Revelation was written.

Revelation is probably the most complicated Book in the Bible and yet it need not be. Many people believe that there is a “hidden” message or code embedded in its meaning, but I assure you there is no such thing. Its message and meaning are right there in clear view and it is a message of hope. This same message was preached by others long before Revelation was written.

Revelation is probably the most complicated Book in the Bible and yet it need not be. Many people believe that there is a “hidden” message or code embedded in its meaning, but I assure you there is no such thing. Its message and meaning are right there in clear view and it is a message of hope. This same message was preached by others long before Revelation was written.

Revelation is probably the most complicated Book in the Bible and yet it need not be. Many people believe that there is a “hidden” message or code embedded in its meaning, but I assure you there is no such thing. Its message and meaning are right there in clear view and it is a message of hope. This same message was preached by others long before Revelation was written.

Revelation is probably the most complicated Book in the Bible and yet it need not be. Many people believe that there is a “hidden” message or code embedded in its meaning, but I assure you there is no such thing. Its message and meaning are right there in clear view and it is a message of hope. This same message was preached by others long before Revelation was written.

Revelation is probably the most complicated Book in the Bible and yet it need not be. Many people believe that there is a “hidden” message or code embedded in its meaning, but I assure you there is no such thing. Its message and meaning are right there in clear view and it is a message of hope. This same message was preached by others long before Revelation was written.

Revelation is probably the most complicated Book in the Bible and yet it need not be. Many people believe that there is a “hidden” message or code embedded in its meaning, but I assure you there is no such thing. Its message and meaning are right there in clear view and it is a message of hope. This same message was preached by others long before Revelation was written.

Revelation is probably the most complicated Book in the Bible and yet it need not be. Many people believe that there is a “hidden” message or code embedded in its meaning, but I assure you there is no such thing. Its message and meaning are right there in clear view and it is a message of hope. This same message was preached by others long before Revelation was written.

Revelation is probably the most complicated Book in the Bible and yet it need not be. Many people believe that there is a “hidden” message or code embedded in its meaning, but I assure you there is no such thing. Its message and meaning are right there in clear view and it is a message of hope. This same message was preached by others long before Revelation was written.

Judaism is a very interesting faith. It has had many changes throughout its early history and down throughout the years beginning with Abraham, then with Moses, continuing with King David, the Babylonian captivity, etc. Its connection with Christianity came along after Christ when many people came into Christianity and brought many of their beliefs and customs with them. That is why we have many parts of Jewish prayers within Christian prayers and ceremonies, in particular the Psalms and the Wisdom Books. After listening to the following lessons, you will hopefully get a better understanding of the beginnings of Judaism and how Christians owe a debt of gratitude to the Jewish faith, which could be called the roots of Christianity and much of its prayer life.