The Gospels fit within a Jewish context. Oral traditions, customs, and laws have played a key role in Judaism since ancient times and cannot be dismissed out of hand. Learn how the New Testament provides the oldest written record of many ancient Jewish traditions and customs that are practiced to this day.
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Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels[28 Videos]
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The Woman from Proverbs Chapter 31
Proverbs 31:10 asks us who can find a “capable” or “virtuous” woman. At first, this question seems a bit insulting. Are virtuous and capable women really that rare and difficult to find?
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A Hebrew / English Translation of the Gospels
The Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels
The Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels is perhaps the best entry point to seeing, learning, and understanding the Gospels from a Jewish matrix. It was designed to give students of the Gospels an opportunity to study the words and teachings of Yeshua of Netzeret in their historical context.
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The Connecting Link
Ruth is the hero of both the Jew and the Gentile. She redeems both Jew and Gentile as she herself is simultaneously redeemed. The “dividing wall of hostility” is broken down in her flesh and that of Boaz in the birth of the future Redeemer so many generations later.