Boom! My verse-by-verse commentary on 1 Peter is now available from Pronomian Publishing! It's the 1st volume in the new Messianic Jewish Application Commentary Series (MJAC), edited by Dr. Igal German. Praying it blesses the body of Messiah. Learn more: https://t.co/vF7Xmno4qU
@_John_3_16_tm@Avis This tweet from them pretending to care is as far as they will go. I did send a DM, and still haven’t heard back. Not holding my breath.
Never ever ever use @Avis Car Rental. They will rob you and treat you like you are stupid when you ask them about extra charges they didn't inform you about beforehand. A truly awful company. And judging from reviews online, it seems like I'm far from the only one who thinks so.
Origen’s Commentary on Romans offers a fascinating perspective on the Apostolic Decree in Acts 15. Rather than seeing the Jerusalem Council as setting aside the Torah for Gentile believers, Origen argues that the apostles looked to the Torah itself to determine what God required of Gentiles. This video explores his reasoning concerning blood, strangled meat, and circumcision, and what it might contribute to the larger question of Gentile Torah observance. https://t.co/AoxAe2uTQH
In this week's Torah Portion, Lech Lecha, we read, "Now the Lord said to Abram..." Have you ever wished God would speak to you the way he spoke to Abraham? Imagine how much easier life would be if God simply told you what to do and where to go. But while Abraham experienced some incredible encounters with God, those encounters were much less frequent than we might imagine. The good news is that we have something Abraham didn’t have: the written Word of God. https://t.co/lURlkjFFiI
Today's #torahtuesday video is about the surprising instructions to keep the Sabbath *even while building the tabernacle*! Is anything more important than rest? Apparently not!
Watch to learn why Sabbath is such a big deal.
https://t.co/J2GsfF9Rcc
@HManderino Could you ask if she'd be willing to reach out to me and tell me about her experience? I'm working on a project where her testimony could provide some helpful perspective.
How often have we seen people led astray due to the failure of leadership, either in their bad example or their false teachings, or both? God does not take such irreverence from leaders lightly. Leaders will be held accountable for abusing their position of influence. "Not many of you should become teachers, my brothers, for you know that we who teach will be judged with greater strictness" (James 3:1).
Another article of mine was just published in an academic journal. Neat!
The article looks at Leviticus 18:18, which is a verse traditionally understood as prohibiting a man from having two sisters as wives at the same time. I argue that this verse actually prohibits polygamy in general and respond to recent scholarly objections to this reading.
Read the article here: https://t.co/7yNYmxLRXt