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There are seven Hebrew/Aramaic New Testaments and all of them write the name of the Messiah as ישוע, pronounced "Yeshua". The Scriptures disregards this and writes his name as יהושע, or Yehoshua.

The newest Mishnah Snapshots study is out! Here are some of the questions we discuss: Why did Paul take a vow in Corinth specifically? Was Paul's vow Nazirite or something else? Did Paul have integrity

"Come Out Of Her My People" is published by the Institute for Scripture Research. This book teaches that the commandment to "not mention the names of other gods" is so literal that

If you believe there's one law for both Jews and Christians and that both are equally obligated to the entire Torah, you may object to the suggestion that non-Jewish believers should respectfully join

The newest Mishnah Snapshots study is out! Here are some of the questions we discuss: Were you actually allowed to pay for other Nazirites? Could you do a Nazirite vow outside the land of Israel? Why did

Mazal tov to last month's Memrise game leaders! (And if you haven't started yet it's not too late, join the fun here and let's see you on that leaderboard next month!)

The translators of "The Scriptures" are inconsistent and misleading with the Hebrew word "elohim". When it's the one true God they transliterate and capitalize it as "Elohim"

He held no titles or office and had no power, but he changed the world by changing minds. He was humble, helpful, and lived for years in obscurity. We don't know what he looked like except that he was

For your first tastes of Mishnah we encourage you to just keep going with this Mishnah Snapshots series because they'll highlight the passages that shed light on Yeshua and the New Testament and show you

Aloha my name is Mark. I live in Kaneohe, Hawaii. My first encounter with Yeshua was in July 1977. I had just graduated from the University of Hawaii in Telecommunications (Radio and TV Production). In

Emanuel Deutsch came as a harbinger a century ahead of his time. In his wildly popular 1867 article on the Talmud he dared to point out that the New Testament was written by Jews, showed how early Rabbinic

If you've ever tried to copy and paste a Scripture to a friend or in a debate you know exactly what we're talking about. Maybe it shows the translation when you don't want it to, or it shows the reference

One of the reasons "The Scriptures" has become popular is because it uses Hebrew words and names. The problem is that it transliterates them wrong, leaving its unsuspecting readers sounding lispy,

My name is Tovah. I am a retired university professor, now working in alternative healthcare. My non-medical doctoral degree is in ancient Near Eastern languages, including all phases of Hebrew, which

She was a scandalous Victorian novelist and ten years his senior. He taught her Hebrew and showed her his brilliant research. She taught him how to deal with the critics when he became famous. He sent

Mary Ann Evans, writing under the pen name George Eliot, wrote her seventh novel "Daniel Deronda" about a dapper English gentleman who meets a dying young visionary named Mordecai who believes

Mazal tov to last month's Memrise game leaders! (And if you haven't started yet it's not too late, join the fun here and let's see you on that leaderboard next month!)

"The Scriptures" attempts to brings its readers closer to the original texts and context of the Bible. It also seeks to give its readers the pure Scriptures, without man's interruptions and

My name is Vince Polen. I have been a Christian for literally 40 years, but suddenly in the fall of 2016 discovered the Feasts while studying the 2nd coming of Yeshua. Everything changed. I broke away