Land of Havilah: Recent Episodes
Kyle Fisher
In this episode we read the entire book Malachi and explain as we go. Malachi is the last book of the Old Testament.
In this episode, we read the entire book Nahum from the Old Testament and explain as we go.
In this episode we read and explain the entire book of Amos from the Old Testament of the Bible.
Hosea is a book of the Old Testament of the Bible. In this episode, we read the entire book and explain as we go.
The Old Testament prophet Daniel predicted the end times. In this episode we read the entire book of Daniel and explain as we go.
Ezekiel is one of the major books of Old Testament prophecy. He delivered bad news and good news: the bad that Israel would be destroyed, and the good that Israel would be gloriously re-established in the end times.
Lamentations is one of the books of the Old Testament of the Bible. In this episode we read the entire book and explain as we go.
Jeremiah is one of the books of the Old Testament of the Bible. In this 10 hour and 25 minute episode, we read the entire book and explain as we go.
Isaiah was one of the major prophets of Israel. In this episode, we read the entire book of Isaiah and give expanatory comments.
Song of Songs is a love poem written by Solomon, King of Israel, about 950 B.C. Here we read all of it and give some short explanations.
Ecclesiastes is the 21st book of the Old Testament of the Bible, written by Solomon about 950 B.C. It's one of the most puzzling books of the Bible, but here we read it all and explain it.
Proverbs is the 20th book of the Old Testament of the Bible, written by Solomon, King of Israel, about 950 B.C. In this episode, we read the entire book and briefly explain as we go.
The Psalms are divinely inspired poetic works and musical lyrics from ancient Israel, mostly dating to about 1000 B.C. There are 150 Psalms total in the Bible. In this episode we read Psalms 126 to 150 and add some explanations.
The Psalms are divinely inspired poetic works and musical lyrics from ancient Israel, mostly dating from about 1000 B.C. There are 150 Psalms total in the Bible. In this episode we read Psalms 101 to 125 and add some explanations.
The Psalms are divinely inspired poetic works and musical lyrics from ancient Israel, mostly dating to about 1000 B.C. There are 150 Psalms total in the Bible. Here we read Psalms 76 to 100 and give some brief explanations.
The Psalms are divinely inspired poetic works and musical lyrics from ancient Israel, mostly dating to about 1000 B.C. There are 150 Psalms total in the Bible. Here we read Psalms 51 to 75 and give some brief explanations.
The Psalms are divinely inspired short poetic works and musical lyrics from ancient Israel, mostly dating to about 1000 B.C. There are 150 Psalms total in the Bible. Here we read Psalms 26 to 50 and give some brief explanations.
The Psalms are divinely inspired short poetic works and musical lyrics form ancient Israel, mostly dating to about 1000 B.C. There are 150 Psalms total. Here we read the first 25 and give some brief explanations.
Jesus died of crucifixion about 33 A.D. Acts of the Apostles tells what happened next. The Holy Spirit expanded the church supernaturally from about 120 members originally to tens of thousands across the Roman Empire within about 30 years, despite the deadly persecutions of its leaders and members.
This is the amazing story of the man Job and how he resolved his questions about his suffering. We present the entire book of Job here, broken up with explanations.
The book of Esther is more than a story fit for children. It's a prophecy of the kingdom of God. This is the entire book of Esther with comments and explanations.
Grandaddy Long Legs tells the entire story of Jesus, compiled from Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and other parts of the Bible, simplified and interpreted for children. Adults will like it, too! Great for bedtime, commute, or any time. (94 chapters of about 5 minutes each, 7 hours 55 minutes total)
Genesis 37 proves that the Bible is stunningly accurate, that God is God, and that the gospel story is true.
The story of Rachel's death in Genesis is a foreshadowing of the birth of Christ. Here's the whole thing in five minutes.