Emet: Recent Episodes
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In the bid to answer a question from a notable listener, we begun the Shabbat series. In this episode, we discuss the Yovel as a form of Shabbat. We also discuss "shamor v'zachor " Shabbat (guarding and remembering Shabbat).
In Part Two of the Shabbat series, we discuss the number seven, the laws of the bondservant and the Shemittah and how they are related to Shabbat. Do enjoy this episode
Fun Fact:
Did you know that according to the Rabbis, the year 5782 (2021-2020) is the next Shemittah on the Hebrew calendar?
In the bid to answer a question by a regular listener, this new series is an exposition on the subject of Shabbat. In this episode, we discuss the two kinds of rests as stated in the Bible: nuach and shabbat. Relax and enjoy this episode
In this episode, we discuss the seventh month of the Biblical calendar and answer a question from a regular listener. You can submit your Biblical Hebrew-related questions through any of the following means:
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In this episode, we discuss the fifth month of the Biblical Calendar. History suggests it is the saddest month, but according to tradition, it is the most joyous month of the year.
In this episode, we discuss the month in which the Torah was given, and the month in which the Church was born.
In this episode, we discuss the second month of the Biblical calendar, known in the Tanach as Ziv and more popularly known as Iyyar. Enjoy!!!!
As part of the series on Times and Seasons, we are discussing the twelve (sometimes thirteen) months of the Hebrew calendar. In this episode, we discuss the first month of the calendar, known in the Torah as Aviv, and also called Nissan.
In this episode, we discuss the basic things believers in Messiah need to know about THE FEAST. Chag Sameach חַג שָׂמֵחַ
In this episode, we discuss the holiest day of the year, Yom Kippur, and what this day holds for a believer in Yeshua.
In this episode, we discuss Rosh Chodesh and Shabbat as two appointed times of the LORD. We'll talk more about Shabbat in the next episode.
In this episode, we discuss the prophetic meaning of the Hebrew year 5780 which begins on Sunday, after sunset. Shanah Tovah
This episode is the first of a new series on Times and Seasons. In this episode, we discuss the meaning of days, years and we are introduced to the term "seasons" in the Bible.
As we prepare ourselves for the High Holidays, Elul is a month to prepare ourselves to partake of the Fall Feasts. In this episode, we discuss how to prepare ourselves in the month of Elul, which according to the Sages, is an acronym which stands for "Ani l'dodi v'dodi li". Listen to know more,
This episode continues the discussion on the Ark of The Covenant. A wonderful prize awaits whoever gets the answer to the question at the end of the show right.
In this episode, we gain basic insight into the word used for "ark", and we learn of the other instances in the Bible where the word 'aron' is used.
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We enter the Holy Place of the Mishkan to discuss the only artifact in the sanctuary that is made entirely of pure gold, and is fashioned after a tree.
This episode sheds some light on the Outer Court of the Mishkan.
Acacia (shittim) is used because it withstood the test of time, resistant to pest infestation, and it is very strong.
This episode exposes the word "Shalom" to listeners, and we discuss the third letter of Hebrew
In this episode, we discuss the Priestly Blessing, the letter Bet and briefly talk about Daylight Saving Time.
This episode is a round up of my weekend and a short study on the first letter of Hebrew, alef. Enjoy!!
This episode introduces listeners to the series of episodes concerning the alefbets, the building blocks of Hebrew.