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ProveText episodes

February 02, 2024 797. Go To Nineveh (Jonah 3:2 - Hebrew Reading)
In this Hebrew Reading episode, Dr. T. Michael W. Halcomb (@tmichaelwhalcomb) reads Jonah 3:2 slowly, word by word, in Hebrew. This is a great resource in which students of the language can practice reading and speaking. Tune in! #jonah #biblestudy #hebrew #scripture #bible #podcast #video #subscribe
9 min
February 01, 2024 796. Eve (What’s in the Name?)
In this episode, Dr. Mario Melendez (@mariomelendez528) discusses the etymology and significance of the name Eve. Tune in to learn more. #oldtestament #biblestudy #eve #bible #podcast #subscribe #video
8 min
February 01, 2024 795. Building Blocks - בנה (Hebrew Growcabulary)
In this brief Growcabulary episode, Dr. T. Michael W. Halcomb (@tmichaelwhalcomb) discusses the Hebrew word בנה. Wanna learn? Listen in. #hebrew #biblicalhebrew #vocabulary #learning #podcast #video #subscribe
6 min
January 31, 2024 794. Iliad, Book 7 (Christ and Classics 9)
Hector and Paris are back in the battle, and immediately Apollo and Athena agree to temporarily halt the war by rousing Hector’s desire to show himself as mighty. Athena awakens in him this lust for glory, and Hector calls both armies to sit while he any Argive challenger willing to fight him duel to the bloody death. Ajax the Great is chosen by lot, and they fight.
But why?
Why does Homer have another pair of heroes fight in no-man’s land—especially when there is no indication the result of their duel will finally end the war? Could their violent mano-a-mano intentionally set the stage for their beautiful reconciliation and trading of arms? Could it be that Apollo and Athena halted the war by means of Hector and Ajax simply so that both armies could go unarmed and gather their dead together? Devin and Colton explore these questions in Episode 9: Iliad, Book 7! #iliad #book #reading #apollo #war #podcast #bible #christ #subscribe
39 min
January 31, 2024 793. Desire the Best (1 Cor 12:31 - Greek Marking)
In this episode, Dr. Fredrick J. Long (@greekmatterswithfredlong) examines 1 Corinthians 12:31 using the Constituent Marking Method. Tune in to learn more! #corinthians #marking #reading #bible #study #podcast #subscribe #video
10 min
January 31, 2024 792. Jesus & Sanhedrin (Mk 14:43-52 - Gk Reading)
In this short Greek Reading episode, Dr. T. Michael W. Halcomb (@tmichaelwhalcomb) reads Mark 14:43-52 slowly in Koine Greek. Listen in. #greek #koine #reading #bible #mark #subscribe #podcast #video
5 min
January 30, 2024 791. “Dead Naming” Saul/Paul??? (Fallacy of the Week)
In this episode, Dr. T. Michael W. Halcomb ( @tmichaelwhalcomb ) looks at “Dead Naming” Saul/Paul in this fallacy of the week episode. Tune in! #fallacy #logicfail #logic #reason #dead #saul #paul #podcast #subscribe #video
13 min
January 30, 2024 790. No-Man’s Land (Psa 57 - Spoken Word)
In this brief episode of the podcast, Dr. T. Michael W. Halcomb (⁠@tmichaelwhalcomb⁠ ) offers a short, original spoken word piece titled "No-Man’s Land," which is based on Psalm 57. Tune in! #psalms #psalm57 #reading #bible #spokenword #podcast #video #subscribe
4 min
January 29, 2024 789. Mk 1:7-11, Grammar Questions & Predicate (Ζῶν Ἑλληνιστί #4)
In this episode, Jesse Orloff helps us take a closer look at Mark 1:7-11 in Koine Greek and grow in our love of and appreciation for the language. This is stuff you don’t want to miss! #greek #koine #biblicalgreek #koinegreek #mark #subscribe #video #bible #podcast
8 min
January 29, 2024 788. Principles of Input Processing #1 (SLA Insights #27)
In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Noonan shares SLA insights on principles of Input Processing. Tune in! #sla #secondlanguage #language #polyglot #podcast #subscribe #video
19 min