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In this post we read end-time scenarios, as prophesized in the last chapter of prophet Isaiah (Chapter 66).
Following the audio is a YouTube podcast, and then the text (Hebrew/English), available for download as a PDF file:
(See original post: What do we know of God? )
In this podcast, we address a fundamental question, asked for millennia. Following the audio is a YouTube video:
In this post we read Isaiah, verses from Chapters 40 and 41. Following the audio is a YouTube video and the text (Hebrew/English), available for download as a PDF file:
In this post we read end-time scenarios, as prophesized by Malachi (Chapter 3). Enhanced audio is linked, as of April 2026.
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In this post, we read end-time scenarios, as prophesized by Zechariah (verses from Chapter 14).
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In this post we read from Psalms, Hebrew, Chapters 23, 24 and 25.
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In this post we read end-time scenarios, as prophesized by prophet Daniel (Chapters 9 and 12).
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In this post we read end-time scenarios, as prophesized by prophet Michah (Ch. 7).
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(See related post: The True Meaning of the First Commandment)
The first of the Ten Commandments is bizarre:
“I am Jehovah, your God, Who took you out of the land of Egypt, out of a house of slaves.” (Exodus 20:2).
This “Commandment” is bizarre on two counts.
First, The Bible starts with God as creator:
“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” (Genesis 1:1).
Why, then, God introduces Himself as God of History (“Who took you”), and not as God of Creation (“In the beginning God created”)?
In this post we read end-time scenarios, as prophesized by Isaiah (from Ch. 11, 1:13).
Following the audio is a YouTube podcast, and then the text (Hebrew/English), available for download as a PDF file:
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