Truthwatchers

This lesson from Ecclesiastes includes the outline, chiastic structure, major theme, key words, key verses, and a explanation of how Ecclesiastes should not be viewed as a "secular book" as so many commentators and preachers claim. This is explained as the entire argument which progresses through whole book is established on the presupposition of God as the Creator and the earth cursed due to sin. this fact is key to properly understand this fascinating book of the Bible.

An overview of the Book of Proverbs to provide its a better understanding of its genre, its outline, major themes, key words and phrases, as well as concepts, and methods on how to accurately interpret the book. 

An overview of the Psalms is provided with explanations of different  categories, authors, dates, historical backgrounds for individual  psalms, their use in the Jewish worship at the Temple, and explanations  of some of the difficult words in the subtitles.

Continuing the overview of the Hebrew Poetry books, this lesson is on the Book of Job; discussing the place and date of the events, the purpose, theme and literary structure of the book that it may be properly interpreted.

This is the first class on the Hebrew Poetry overview and is focused on how to study Hebrew Poetry.  

Matthew 2:23 states, "and he came and dwelt in a city called Nazareth: that it might be  fulfilled which was spoken by the prophets, He shall be called a  Nazarene.” This verse has troubled many Bible commentators because nowhere in the  Old Testament is this prophecy expressed that the Messiah shall be  called a Nazarene. So what does this mean? Listen to this podcast to discover how this prophecy fulfilled the Old Testament's predictions about the coming Messiah.

Recent news has reported that the Red Heifer has been restored and transported to Israel. In this episode we examine the Biblical history and other interesting facts from ancient Jewish thought about the Red Heifer, how the current restoration of the Red Heifer will impact our present day, and what is the significance in Biblical prophecy?