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On this episode of Real Israel Talk Radio, we will continue with our in-depth look at the biblical Son of Man prophecy as it relates to Isaiah 53:4-5.

When we understand the Hebrew and Aramaic message that supports the biblical Son of Man teaching, it then gives us a wide-open door into an awesome understanding of the Suffering Servant of Isaiah 53:4-5. Armed with this knowledge, we will then chase down some additional lessons about why Yeshua had to fulfill Isaiah’s prophecy for us because we could never be in any position to fulfill it ourselves based on Psalm 139:15 among other places. In preparation for our study into Challah and Kiddush, we will also have a close look into the various Hebrew words for a lump of bread dough and the Hebrew word for bread, which are also related to the Hebrew words for “joining,” “compassion,” and “salt.”

Join us for this 50-minute podcast episode, AR201128, Episode 047, Part 4 in our “Son of Man” teaching series.

On this episode of Real Israel Talk Radio we are going to continue with our deep-dive look into the biblical New Covenant concept of the “Son of Man,” as Yeshua regularly used the term in his teaching ministry.

On this program, we will closely examine the Hebrew terminology that supports the Messianic message of Isaiah 53:4-5, referred to by many as the “Suffering Servant” prophetic word. We are going to breakdown the Hebrew terminology that supports these two verses of the message and how these terms relate to the Messianic concept of the New Covenant “Son of Man.” We’ll look at the terms “Grief,” “Wounded,” “Bruised,” “Iniquity,” “Peace,” “Stripes,” “Healed.”

Join us for this 50-minute podcast episode, AR201121, Episode 046, Part 3 in our “Son of Man” teaching series.

If you spend any time at all reading in the New Covenant or New Testament, you will most certainly notice Yeshua’s use of the term, “Son of Man.” What was he referring to? Personally, I don’t think that many will give much of this a second thought but for those of you that would like to dig deeper and study it with interest then this podcast is for you.

In the days of Yeshua, the meaning of the term “Son of Man” would have been understood by those waiting for Messianic prophetic fulfillment, as a signal pointing back to Isaiah chapter 53 and Psalm 2:12, Messianic suffering servant prophecies.

On this podcast – PROGRAM PART 2, we will get the Hebraic backstory for the term “Son of Man.” Plus, it will teach us about why we need the Death and Third Day Resurrection of Yeshua; if we are going to have any hope at all of getting well and getting healed from the passed-down genetic DNA of Adam and Eve’s sin-sickness, when they got very sick in the Garden of Eden. It was their sickness that we inherited when we were born into this fallen world. Also, the term “Son of Man” will teach us about what Psalm 2:12 means, “Kiss the Son lest he be angry and you perish in the way.” 

This is Real Israel Talk Radio, Program Number AR201114, Program Part 2 for Episode Number 45.

If you spend any time at all reading in the New Covenant or New Testament, you will most certainly notice Yeshua’s use of the term, “Son of Man.” What was he referring to? Personally, I don’t think that many will give much of this a second thought but for those of you that would like to dig deeper and study it with interest then this podcast is for you.

In the days of Yeshua, the meaning of the term “Son of Man” would have been understood by those waiting for Messianic prophetic fulfillment, as a signal pointing back to Daniel chapter 7 and Isaiah chapter 53, Messianic suffering servant prophecies.

On this podcast, we will get the Hebraic backstory for the term “Son of Man.” Plus, it will teach us about the relationship between a man and a woman, a servant/king and his subjects, and the idea of a woman of weakness and that of her choosing to submit to her man.

This is Real Israel Talk Radio, Program Number AR201107, Program Part 1, Episode Number 44.

The dominant worldview that circulates amongst the general population is that if we can do enough good or to generally be good enough with the actions of our lives then we might have a succeeding chance of being judged favorably by God when we die and stand for his judgment. We might be in a good position to negotiate with God and to convince him that he can and should outweigh our bad actions with our good actions and thus, tip the scales of any possible negative decision that might come against us. However, it is not a teaching that is found in the written biblical lessons of the Bible. Nonetheless, Judaism does continue to teach that God is just going to show us mercy and compassion based on our record of merit and good deeds whilst the side of God’s demand for justice is totally ignored.

On today’s podcast for Real Israel Talk Radio, we will take a look into how one can acquire a topped-up merit account for the day of judgment. We will take a good look into who is actually doing good as its defined in the Bible. We’ll answer the questions:

Join us here on Ancient Roads: Real Israel Talk Radio for 50-minutes of thoughts on all these questions and so much more. This is program AR201031, Episode number 43, with Avi ben Mordechai.

When we talk about faith, religion, goodness, and an afterlife to various people in the world, it is wise to first try and understand a person’s worldview; how one sees truth. How one defines good and even to ask the person that you are speaking with if, in fact, they believe in an afterlife or that this life is all that there is! This leads me to a number of questions.

Join us here on Ancient Roads: Real Israel Talk Radio for 50-minutes of thoughts on all these questions and so much more. This is program AR201024, Episode number 42, with Avi ben Mordechai.

Let’s be quite honest with ourselves. All relationships contain conflicts that will, at times, challenge and test one’s patience. However, if one is a believer in Yeshua and seeking to walk in a Spirit-filled life of Torah and Truth, relational challenges with a marital partner can oftentimes be even more of a struggle because of a war that exists between the flesh and the spirit. Now, if this is not enough, emotional childhood and adulthood traumas and physiological dysfunctions such as ADHD can add even more stresses to relationships, regardless of whether they fall within the context of marriage or not.

On this episode of Real Israel Talk Radio my guest is Melissa Orlov who specializes in ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) and ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder). Melissa Orlov is an international author, lecturer, and “go-to” trainer for a number of marriage counselors who specifically deal with ADHD and marriage or as Dr. Edward Hallowell explains: marriage to an ADHD partner is like living with a person who has a race-car brain with bicycle brakes. Melissa Orlov’s advice is not limited only to ADHD marriages. The good news is that her principles can be applied to all relationships whether you are married or not.

Join us here on Real Israel Talk Radio for 50 minutes of discussion with Melissa Orlov, author of the bestselling book, “The ADHD Effect on Marriage,” available on her website https://www.adhdmarriage.com/, along with many other resources to help you learn to thrive in your relationships.

This is Real Israel Talk Radio AR201017 Episode 041.

A continued second candid discussion about food and domestic life in Ancient Israel with Dr. Cynthia Shafer-Elliott from William Jessup University.

Dr. Cynthia Shafer-Elliott is Associate Dean of Theology and Leadership at William Jessup University as well as holding a teaching position as a professor of Bible and Archaeology at the University. She is an experienced field archaeologist who has spent a number of years excavating and digging at a number of historical sites and tels in Israel. She is the author of the book, “The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant,” a user-friendly exploration of some basic concepts within archaeology as well as the techniques and methods used by archaeologists in the field of archaeological exploration. Dr. Shafer-Elliott is also the author of “Food in Ancient Judah: Domestic Cooking in the Time of the Hebrew Bible” and is working on a soon-to-be published 2021 handbook of food in the Bible from T&T Clark – Bloomsbury publishers in the UK.

On this second episode of podcast about food and domestic life in Ancient Israel, we will speak about ancient Israelite families; how they lived, their domestic lives, the types of foods they had access to and so much more.

This podcast is Program 2 of 2, AR201010, Episode 040 of Real Israel Talk Radio.

A candid discussion about food and domestic life in Ancient Israel with Dr. Cynthia Shafer-Elliott at William Jessup University near the Central/Northern California city of Sacramento. Dr. Shafer-Elliott holds positions at the University as Associate Dean of the School of Theology and Leadership as well as Associate Professor of Bible and Archaeology.  Dr. Shafer Elliott owns a Ph.D. earned while studying at the University of Sheffield in the UK.

Dr. Cynthia Shafer-Elliott is an experienced field archaeologist who has spent a number of years excavating and digging around in ancient Israel. She is the author of the book, “The Five-Minute Archaeologist in the Southern Levant,” a user-friendly exploration of some basic concepts within archaeology as well as the techniques and methods used by archaeologists in the field of archaeological exploration. Dr. Shafer-Elliott is also the author of “Food in Ancient Judah: Domestic Cooking in the Time of the Hebrew Bible.”

On this podcast, we will speak about just how much we know about ancient Israelite families; how they lived, their domestic lives, the types of foods they ate, what went into their daily food preparations, and so much more.

This podcast is Program 1 of 2, AR201003, Episode 039 of Real Israel Talk Radio.

From Perth, Western Australia, we will hear about the life and music of a man who was born into a Baptist family of musicians and singers of the Romanian underground church; a man who grew up in the underground church, was ordained as a Baptist pastor, and then came to Australia after the Communist Party fell in Romania. In coming to Australia, he also brought with him, his passion for Messianic Jewish lyrics with a unique country-western sound, among a number of other music genres.

On this podcast of Real Israel Talk Radio, we’ll hear from Avram Iancu (pronounced “Yankoo”) a Baptist Pastor turned Torah Messianic. Catch some of his story and listen to a few tunes from of his newest music! This is Ancient Roads: Real Israel Talk Radio, Season 2020, Episode 038.