Commandments of Yeshua Video Lectures
Yeshua and Moshe. Lecture 1
By watching this lecture, you can gain insights into the practical significance of the parallels between the Sermon on the Mount and the Mosaic Covenant.
Blessings of the Covenant. Lecture 2
Within the Mosaic Covenant, a multitude of blessings and curses are found as a continuation of its main provisions. In a similar fashion, the Sermon on the Mount, which can be viewed as Yeshua's…
Servants of the Covenant. Lecture 3
Yeshua employed a renowned symbol, salt, to make a comparison with his disciples. What spiritual insights can be gleaned from this analogy?
Not to Abolish but to Fulfill. Lecture 4
In contemporary Christian belief, there is a widespread notion that the Law of Moses has been nullified or invalidated. However, Yeshua's assertion in Matthew 5:17 challenges this perception, as He…
You Shall not Murder. Lecture 5
Within this lecture, our focal point will be directed towards specific elements encompassing murder, the altar, one's brother, and offerings, all of which are found in Yeshua's teaching.…
Everyone Who Looks. Lecture 6
The book of Sirach 9:8 reads, "Turn away your eyes from a shapely woman, and do not gaze at beauty belonging to another..." (NRSV) Yeshua is even more radical, in Matthew 6:29 He says, "if your right…
Divorce. Lecture 7
Very often people say that Moses allowed divorce. Did he really allow that? What are apodictic and casuistic types of law material? How does it influence our understanding of the law?
Vows and Non-Resistance. Lecture 8
Yeshua prohibited vows. What does it mean? How to practice that? What if the government wants me to do that? Why did Yeshua command us to be non-resistant?
Secret Righteousness. Lecture 9
The desire for societal acceptance is a prevalent motive among individuals, stemming from various factors. It is expected that the righteousness exhibited by disciples of Yeshua should be…
The Lord's Prayer. Lecture 10
I often ask people: "How much of the Lord's Prayer is about our daily needs?" Surprisingly, many of the people I ask say, "It's a big part," or even "It's the most important part of the Lord's…
The Currency of Righteousness. Lecture 11
In this lecture we will focus on Yeshuas' message about the dangers of being consumed by material wealth. Jesus imparts a powerful lesson, emphasizing that true disciples must not allow their hearts…
Pagan Anxiety. Lecture 12
In Matthew 6:25 Yeshua says, “Do not worry about your life”. Discover how trusting God enables us to overcome anxiety, as we learn to prioritize life's true meaning beyond material concerns. Find the…
In the Way You Judge. Lecture 13
Dive into the timeless teachings of Matthew 7:1-5 and explore the profound concept of non-judgment, learning to refrain from passing judgments on others. Discover the impact of giving the benefit of…
Unlocking the Doors of Blessings. Lecture 14
Yeshua says, "Ask, and it shall be given to you. Seek, and you shall find. Knock, and it shall be opened to you. Matt 7:7 TLV" Let us study this text together!
The Wide and Narrow. Lecture 15
The Teacher urges everyone to seek the narrow gate, representing a life of righteousness and spiritual growth, though challenging to follow, it ultimately leads to abundant and eternal blessings. Let…
Building on The Rock. Lecture 16
As the Teacher vividly describes the storms of life—rain, floods, and winds—His message resonates with everyone facing challenges and trials. By encouraging a life of genuine faith and wholehearted…
Beseech the Lord of the Harvest!
In the Gospel there are words of Yeshua, "Beseech the Lord of the Harvest!" Discover the deeper meaning behind this timeless teaching and explore its significance in the rabbinical context.
Commandments of the Teacher and My Life
We studied commandments of the Teacher and found that they were a part of the New Covenant. We talked about the relevance of the Torah, correct motivation, the Lord’s Prayer, money, anxiety, and many…
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Don and Sue Murray: Sexuality
In addition to their professional responsibilities as Dean of Men and Assistant Professor of Family Studies, respectively, at Andrews University, Don…
Interview Richard M. Davidson
Richard M. Davidson is J. N. Andrews Professor of Old Testament Interpretation and chairperson of the Old Testament Department at the Seventhday…
Interview Jay Henry Moses
Rabbi Jay Henry Moses got his start in Jewish leadership through NFTY, Reform Judaism’s youth movement. He graduated from the University of Michigan…
Interview Dr. Edith Eva Eger
A clinical psychologist, survivor of Auschwitz, reflects on the mystery of human nature. Dr. Eger is a much sought-after lecturer and clinical…
Rabbi Michael Abraham
Michael Abraham was ordained at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, Cincinnati, Ohio. He holds an M. A. in Hebrew Letters and an…
Creation Old and New
Children are natural cosmogonists, for which one of them has never asked, “How did the world begin?” That question is addressed at the very beginning…
Jirí Moskala: Eating and drinking.
Jirí Moskala is an Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible Exegesis and Theology at the Theological Seminary of Andrews University in Berrien Springs,…
Adele Reinhartz, PhD.: New Testament
Adele Reinhartz is currently the Dean of Graduate Studies and Research at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, where she also holds an…
Suffering with suffering people, reflections of a hospital…
Hospital chaplain, director of “Still Waters,” a special center located in Buchanan, Michigan, where modern men and women can release their stress…
Lot or the Peace Between Opposites
Rebbe Nachman of Bratslav (1772-1810) “God is present whenever a peace treaty is signed.” This is one of the aphorisms of the great Hasidic leader…
Dr. William H. Shea
A close and respectful reading of the biblical text bound up with immense information about its historical background. Medical doctor and surgeon,…
Interview Dr. Jean Zurcher
According to Dr. Jean Zurcher, a Christian philosopher, biblical anthropology finds itself more and more confirmed by scientific progress. Dr. Jean…
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