No, that is not a very 'Christian' title, but then, we're not talking about Christians -- are we? Or are we? Yeah, I suspect today will be a full-blown rant. This is probably not a class for those new to the show, but...

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This is a subject that has bothered me since I started teaching Scripture. Today, we have an example from our own show that I wish to use to explain my frustration. I do not wish to single out any one person or persons, but I do want to use the discussion from our Signal chat to explain why I sometimes wish I had never been called to teach YHWH's People.

This is the 26th class in this series. In our opinion, this is one of the most important prophecy studies you can take outside of Ellis Skofield's "Hidden Beast 2 and Sozo." J H Allen covers something very few Jews or Christians are aware of: the two Houses of Jacob (hint: these are the two witnesses of Revelation). We invite you to come along with us as we study Scripture at Allen's side.

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Today, we will be joined by Brett Avant. He is a serious student of the history of the Christian Church, so we asked him to help us with today's topic. Together, we will be discussing the origins of our Biblical cannon. Who was responsible for setting it? How did it evolve? When was it set? What are the differences between denominations? We hope you'll join us for what should be a very enlightening discussion about a very controversial subject.

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Today, we start a study of Matthew, with a specific focus on how Matthew stresses the prophetic authenticity of Yeshua as Messiah, and the Gospel of the King and His Kingdom.

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I have been troubled by these questions for some time now. I have the answers -- for me! But that doesn't mean others will agree with them. In fact, I've noticed that few people do. So, how do you decide what is true these days? Or what voices you can trust? I'd like to discuss this issue on the show today. I hope to hear from you. I'd like to hear your position on this matter.

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We just finished the book study of Genesis. I'm going to take a step back and talk briefly about the Old Testament or TANAK, then review Genesis and finally introduce Exodus. Finally, we will briefly spring forward and talk about the influence of the Exodus on Matthew's Gospel. I hope you will see the web of connections between all these topics.

Exodus in the Gospel of Matthew - Dr. Michael Heiser

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This is the 25th class in this series. In our opinion, this is one of the most important prophecy studies you can take outside of Ellis Skofield's "Hidden Beast 2 and Sozo." J H Allen covers something very few Jews or Christians are aware of: the two Houses of Jacob (hint: these are the two witnesses of Revelation). We invite you to come along with us as we study Scripture at Allen's side.

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Most serious Bible students should already know that Matthew's primary focus is making the Scriptural case for Yeshua as Messiah. But I wonder how many of those Bible students also realize that Matthew's is equally concerned with the Kingdom of God/Heaven? Yeshua, Matthew, Luke, John, Peter and Paul all say that the Kingdom is already here? So, how did we miss this? And why are we still looking for some future Kingdom to come? Or, most importantly, what does it matter for the New Testament believer? I'd like to discuss these questions on today's show. I hope you'll join us.

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This is the 30th and final show in our study of Genesis. Today, we will discuss Genesis 48-50 : the story of how Jacob adopts Joseph's sons, blesses all of his sons and then sleeps with his fathers.

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