From the beginning of time, the Torah (literally, God’s “instruction”) has provided a window for man to look into the heart and mind of his Creator. Historically, the word Torah has been used to refer to the first five books of the Bible (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy). But Torah isn’t limited to just five books; it encompasses the entirety of God’s divine instruction throughout the “Old Testament.” Unfortunately, when most people hear the word Torah they immediately think “law,” which evokes a negative response. But God’s instruction leads to life! Let us help you learn what God’s Torah really is and what it actually says. We want you to experience the Torah as God’s eternal instruction and revelation for humanity. When you encounter His word, His will, and His way from a truly Torah-oriented perspective, it will enrich and change your life forever!
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In Hebrew Gospel Pearls PLUS #7 (Matthew 3:7-12) Nehemia Gordon and Keith Johnson discuss an independent Hebrew witness to the words of John the Baptist, a possible Hebrew solution to the “Synoptic” problem, and a threefold Hebrew word pun around the name of Abraham.
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In Hebrew Gospel Pearls PLUS #6, Nehemia and Keith discuss what the voice in the wilderness called out, the significance of John baptizing people, and the Hebrew mystery surrounding the color of his belt.
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In Hebrew Gospel Pearls PLUS #5 (Matthew 2:16-23), Nehemia and Keith discuss why the verse “he shall be called a Nazarene” can’t be found in the Tanakh, whether Jeremiah prophesied about modern Israeli prisoners of war, and the mystery of Rachel’s tomb.
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In Hebrew Gospel Pearls PLUS #4, Nehemia and Keith explore what the New Testament means when it says Yeshua fulfilled an Old Testament prophecy and the importance of understanding the Jewish methods of interpretation Peshat and Derash.
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In this episode, Hebrew Gospel Pearls PLUS #3, Nehemia Gordon and Keith Johnson explore how Herod’s concept of Messiah differed from that of the Jews of his day. They also look at why some Jews believe the name of the Messiah predates Creation and the connection between American Independence Day and Psalm 118.
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Nehemia and Keith examine the Jewish perception of Jesus, the Hebrew significance of the name Yeshua, and what Matthew means when it says a prophecy in Isaiah was “fulfilled”.
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Watch the premiere of the first ever episode of Hebrew Gospel Pearls PLUS available exclusively at BFA International Premium Content Library. We are taking a closer look at Matthew 1:1-17!
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Putting our collective heads together and our hands to work, the BFA International team has created an innovative Bible teaching format called Scripture Bytes—examining “byte-sized” portions of Scripture. We hope you will grab your Bible and your notebook and start digging deeper into the Scriptures today! In this first program we take a closer look
WATCH A NEW EPISODE EVERY WEEK! June 19, 2016 Do you know what the first red letters are that were recorded in the book of Matthew? Do you know what they mean? Join Keith Johnson as he jumps right into the Jordan River discussion between John the Baptist and his cousin Yeshua that takes place
June 26, 2016 In this episode Keith examines Matthew 4:1-4, which includes a red-letter response to the first of three crucial tests that Yeshua must pass. Keith is convinced that these three tests are universal challenges for all humankind. This series is a Bible study adventure that will uncover the meaning of the red letters
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