The Spoken Word

Join us for the conclusion of our study of giants and learn how Second Temple Jews connected them with the demons of Jesus's day. Spotify Link for RE//DISCOVER Bible Studyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/5GI03vqmCBwLuZfebmrNXL Relevant Passages:1 Enoch 6-16Jubilees 5:1-2, 7:20-28, and 10:1-13

Join us as we discuss how it was possible to have Nephilim, like the giants of Canaan, living after the Great Flood. We also discuss whether it is possible that Nephilim live among us to this day. Relevant Scripture:Genesis 6:4Genesis 7:4‭‭Genesis‬ ‭7‬:‭21‬-‭23‬Genesis 7:17-20, 24Joshua 15:13-14Chronicles 20:4-82 Samuel 21:15-22

Join us as we discuss what the giants of Canaan were: Nephilim, the same title given to the demigods of Genesis 6. Somehow, they had returned, even after the Great Flood.References:Numbers 13:28, 32-33Deuteronomy 9:2Deuteronomy 2:10-11, 20-21Numbers 14:6-9

Join us as we discuss the enigmatic Nephilim, who the 10 faithless spies claimed were linked to the giants of Canaan. Their demigod nature might surprise modern readers, but this interpretation is older than Christianity. References:Genesis 6:1-4 (CSB and 2006 Jewish Publication Society translations)Numbers 13:331 Enoch 6:1-2, 7:1-2Jubilees 5:1Josephus, Antiquities of the Jews, 1.3.1Justin the...

Join us as we reconstruct the giants of Canaan using Goliath, the Anakim of Gath, and Og, the Rephaim of Bashan, as models. By the time we finish, you might find yourself agreeing with the Israelites who wanted to retreat to Egypt. Relevant passages:Numbers 13-14Deuteronomy 2:10-11Deuteronomy 3:111 Samuel 17

Join us as we return to the Biblical storyline and walk with the Israelites to the border of the Promised Land, scout the land with 12 Israelite spies, and come face-to-face with the Anakim - terrifying, inhuman creatures of towering height that represent everything opposed to Yahweh and His people. Referenced passages:Numbers 13:22-33Numbers 14:1-9Deuteronomy 9:2Genesis 6Genesis 10

Join us as we weave the Levitical concepts of atonement, sin, and holiness into the broader Biblical story. They actually define the battle lines of the Bible cosmic war.

Join us as we discuss one of the hardest words in the Bible to define: Holy. Many of us think we know what that means, but the truth is that the Biblical authors thought very differently about it than we usually do. ERRATA:The cited lines of Leviticus 6 includes all 3 forms of holy, not just qodesh: “The sin offering (hattat) is “most holy” (qodesh qodesh essentially - 6944) and must be...

Join me as we shed new light on the mission of Jesus by tracing sin from hattat in the OT Hebrew to hamartia in the NT Greek. Recommended resources:The Exodus Way - The Bible Project Relevant terms/Strong's concordance numbers:Hebrew: Hattat, Hata, Chattat (H2403, H2398, H2400)Greek: Hamartia, Hamartano, Hamartolos (G266, G264, G268) Passages referenced in OT section:Psalms 51Psalms 322 Samuel...

Join us as we discuss the Hebrew word our English Bibles translate as sin: hattat. Words discussed:hattat (Strong's H2403)hata (Strong's H2398)chatta (Strong's H2400)ra (Strong's H7451) Passages cited:Leviticus 4:3, Genesis 4:6-7, Genesis 6:5-6, Genesis 18:20-21, Genesis 13:13, Genesis 39:9, Numbers 6:9-12, Judges 20:16