In this episode, Eddie comments on the Hebrew phrase ezer neged that is translated "helpmeet" in the KJV "helper comparable" in the NKJV. He delves into the Hebrew meaning of the word and how it is used in other Biblical passages, resulting in an amazing understanding of the word that challenges so much tradition. http://eddiehytt.com.

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In this episode, Eddie comments on Genesis 1:26 and shows how the English word "man" in the KJV and NKJV is a translation of the Hebrew word adam, which is gender inclusive and means "people" or "humanity." The Hebrew word for man - ish - is nowhere to be found in this passage.  http://eddiehyatt.com.   For more resources on this topic check out  http://godswordtowomen.org.

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In this episode, Dr. Hyatt shows how the preaching of a crucified Messiah was a scandalous message for both Jews and Gentiles in the first century. But it was that point of human weakness and shame, that God chose to release His power to save all who would believe.   http://eddiehatt.com

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In this episode, Eddie continues discussing the Passover and how Jesus became Passover lamb, fulfilling that Old Testament type, by which He brought salvation to the world. He points out the miraculous strengthening and healing that took place on that first Passover night when God delivered His people from Egypt. http://eddiehyatt.com

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In this episode, Dr. Eddie Hyatt shows that the Christian communion service is rooted in the Jewish Passover and draws an amazing application for believers today. http://eddiehyatt.com

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In this episode, Eddie addresses the words of Jesus in Luke 14:26, "If anyone comes to Me and does no hate his own father and mother and wife and children . . . he cannot be My disciple." He shows from Scripture and common sense that this is a reasonable command from the mouth of Jesus.

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In this episode, Eddie addresses the words of Jesus in Matthew 6:26. "No man can serve two masters . . . You cannot serve God and mammon." Mammon refers to wealth or riches. Eddie demonstrates with a personal testimony how that command applies, not only to the wealthy, but can also apply to a poor person who makes decisions based on money (or the lack thereof) rather than the leading of the Holy Spirit. 

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In this episode, Eddie explains the words of Jesus in Mark 3:28-30 that "he who blasphemes against the Holy Spirit never has forgiveness, but is subject to eternal condemnation." He explains how you can know without question whether you or anyone has committed this sin.

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In this episode, Eddie continues his discussion of the admonition of Jesus to "call on one on earth your father." He points out how this command is ignored in so much of the modern church including Pentecostals and Charismatics. He discusses how this is a sign of "pride" in he church and points out that the first condition of a national awakening and healing is for God's people to "humble themselves" (II Chron. 7:14).

To learn more about this issue in the church, the Bible, and church history, Eddie has written two book that go into detail.

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In this first episode in the series, Eddie discusses the admonition of Jesus to "call on one on earth your father." He shows how this statement must be understood in the context of the discussion where Jesus is rebuking the Jewish religious leaders for their use of honorific titles to exalt themselves above the people. http://eddiehyatt.com.

To learn more about this issue in the church, the Bible, and church history, Eddie has written two book that go into detail.

America's Reawakening                             Apostolic Leadership