Have you ever noticed that God, Lord God, and LORD God all appear in your Bible? Is there more than a grammatical difference between the three? And why is "LORD God" mentioned thousands of times more than "God" or "Lord God" in the Hebrew text?

Join pastor, historian and teacher George DeJong as we go back to the beginning and discover the importance of understanding the name God wants us to know Him by... LORD God.

Have you ever noticed that God, Lord God, and LORD God all appear in your Bible? Is there more than a grammatical difference between the three? And why is "LORD God" mentioned thousands of times more than "God" or "Lord God" in the Hebrew text? Join pastor, historian and teacher George DeJong as we go back to the beginning and discover the importance of understanding the name God wants us to know Him by... LORD God.

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In biblical imagery, the fig tree symbolizes prosperity, peace and leadership — prosperity because of the abundance of sweet juicy figs, peace because of the tree’s refreshing shade, and leadership in that the fig tree itself grows to be a large magnificent tree, often referred to be “the king of trees.”

In the Ezekiel 40:4 passage, “See with your eyes, hear with your ears, and set your heart on all that I show you for that’s why I brought you here. Then go tell Israel …,” the man of God invites the prophet to see, hear and focus on what God has to reveal in such a way that his word and life become the message. Under The Fig Tree Ministry seeks to provide an environment for such focus through studying the Bible in its literary, cultural, and geographic context. This is accomplished by Biblical tours to Egypt, Jordan and Israel, as well as a variety of supporting materials for home study - including this podcast.

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In biblical imagery, the fig tree symbolizes prosperity, peace and leadership — prosperity because of the abundance of sweet juicy figs, peace because of the tree’s refreshing shade, and leadership in that the fig tree itself grows to be a large magnificent tree, often referred to be “the king of trees.” In the Ezekiel 40:4 passage, “See with your eyes, hear with your ears, and set your heart on all that I show you for that’s why I brought you here. Then go tell Israel …,” the man of God invites the prophet to see, hear and focus on what God has to reveal in such a way that his word and life become the message. Under The Fig Tree Ministry seeks to provide an environment for such focus through studying the Bible in its literary, cultural, and geographic context. This is accomplished by Biblical tours to Egypt, Jordan and Israel, as well as a variety of supporting materials for home study - including this podcast.

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