In this episode of Hebrew Gospel Pearls PLUS: Tricks of Translation - Name in Vain: Part 2, Nehemia and manuscript researcher Nelson Calvillo are back to reveal the earliest sources that mark expansions in the interpretation of taking God's name in vain, in both Rabbinic and Christian history.
Be sure to first watch HGP PLUS Tricks of Translation - Name in Vain: Part 1, before watching this episode.
In the Sneak Peek of this episode of Hebrew Gospel Pearls PLUS: Tricks of Translation - Name in Vain: Part 2, Nehemia and manuscript researcher Nelson Calvillo are back to reveal the earliest sources that mark expansions in the interpretation of taking God's name in vain, in both Rabbinic and Christian history.
Be sure to first watch HGP PLUS Tricks of Translation - Name in Vain: Part 1, before watching this episode.
In this episode of Hebrew Gospel Pearls PLUS: Tricks of Translation - Name in Vain: Part 1, Nehemia and manuscript researcher Nelson Calvillo begin to unpack the prohibition to not take the name of the "LORD" in vain by deciphering the key word in the commandment.
In the Sneak Peek of this episode of Hebrew Gospel Pearls PLUS: Tricks of Translation - Name in Vain: Part 1, Nehemia and manuscript researcher Nelson Calvillo begin to unpack the prohibition to not take the name of the "LORD" in vain by deciphering the key word in the commandment.
The Call of Josiah
In this video, Nehemia discusses the "Call of Josiah" and how you too can be part of uncovering the truth of Yehovah!
In this episode of Hebrew Voices #206, Revelation or Imagination: Part 3, Nehemia learns from Royal Skousen how the original manuscript of the Book of Mormon was changed to match printing errors despite the belief of some Mormons that angels helped operate the printing press. Nehemia also shares his vision for elevating Biblical Studies to its greatest potential.
In this brand new episode of Hebrew Voices #205, Safeguarding History Part 2, Nehemia continues his discussion with collectibles expert Leven Parker about the harsh reality of asset rich but cash poor institutions and the tear-stained letter of one of Judaism’s most famous Rabbis.
