<p>Yeshua was asked what was the greatest commandment and He quotes the Sh'ma and the Ahavtah from Deut. 6.  I want to take a look at the use of heart, soul and strength in this context and show the expanding circle of love that he is describing.  A circle that He wants to fill.</p>

Yeshua was asked what was the greatest commandment and He quotes the Sh'ma and the Ahavtah from Deut. 6. I want to take a look at the use of heart, soul and strength in this context and show the expanding circle of love that he is describing. A circle that He wants to fill.

<p>Yeshua was asked what was the greatest commandment and He quotes the Sh'ma and the Ahavtah from Deut. 6. &nbsp;I want to take a look at the use of heart, soul and strength in this context and show the expanding circle of love that he is describing. &nbsp;A circle that He wants to fill.</p>

Heart, Soul and Strength from Deut. 6:5

Every week we unpack a new Hebrew word to gain additional insights into the meaning of this word and enhance our study of the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament).  It's a fun and engaging way to learn and grow in your knowledge of Biblical vocabulary.

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Every week we unpack a new Hebrew word to gain additional insights into the meaning of this word and enhance our study of the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament). It's a fun and engaging way to learn and grow in your knowledge of Biblical vocabulary.

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Heart, Soul and Strength from Deut. 6:5

Heart, Soul and Strength from Deut. 6:5