Originally Published 6/27/2011 Last updated 2/13/2013 For permissions to reprint, see below. Acts 10: 9 The next day, as they were on their journey and approaching the city, Peter went up on the housetop about the sixth hour to pray. 10 And he became hungry and wanted something to eat, but while they were preparing […]
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Sacred Name Concerns
This article has been reproduced from the book Confronting Critical Issues: An Analysis of Subjects that Affects the Growth and Stability of the Emerging Messianic Movement, by J.K. McKee. Unless otherwise noted, Scripture quotations are from the New American Standard, Updated Edition (NASU), 1995, published by The Lockman Foundation. Contents: What is the issue? The […]
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The Unity of the Torah
This article originally appeared on TorahResource.com (June, 2008). “Adonai, You Are Forever; So Your Word Stands Firm in Heaven” Psalm 119:89 Every verse of each section of Psalm 119 has some reference to the Torah. The rich array of vocabulary used as synonyms for “Torah” includes ‘eidut, “decree,” piqud, “precept,” chuqah, “statute,” mitzvah, “commandment,” dereq, “way or path,” davar, “word,” mishpat, “ordinance,” […]
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The Philosophy of the Hebrew Language
East and West Ancient philosophers, Plato (left) and Confucius (right) Throughout the world there are two major branches of Philosophy, Western and Eastern. Western Philosophy has its beginnings in the sixth century B.C. in Greece with such philosophers as Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. Eastern Philosophy has its roots in the ancient past and was the […]
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Jesus: Building the Proper Foundation for our Youth
In 2014, I had the incredible honor and opportunity of speaking in six states, at three Bible-based youth camps, as well as three Bible conferences across the country. While I was at the annual “Revive” conference put on by the Hebraic Roots Network, I was speaking with a friend that I have really grown to […]
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