Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels

Judaism and Temple Participation[10]

Jesus did not intend to start a new religion, but he engaged fully in Jewish life. Several examples show Jesus participating and welcomed in the synagogue, which means that he was perceived as an active member of his people and religion. Learn about Jesus as a devout and observant Jew.

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Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels[28 Videos]

01: Getting the Most from the DHE
01: The Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels
02: Introduction to the DHE
03: The Life of Franz Delitzsch
05: The Quality of the DHE
06: The DHE Study Helps
07: The DHE Page Layout
08: The Holy Gospels
09: Hitkashrut—Connection
10: Judaism and Temple Part…
11: The Lord's Prayer
12: Oral Tradition
13: Background Filters
14: Respect for Traditional Judais…
15: Using Commentary
16: Greek Manuscript versus Delitz…
17: Delitzsch's Translation Philos…
18: The Idiom Glossaries
19: The World of the Gospels
20: Transforming the Reader
21: The Gospels as Jewish Literatu…
22: The Sermon on the Mount
23: Translating Certain Words
24: Jewish Custom of Making a Bles…
25: Baptism as Jewish Immersion
26: Hebrew Makes More Sense
27: Reconstructing Variant Manuscr…
28: The Hebraic Beatitudes

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