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 What it Means ''to Bind and to Loose''

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Binding and Loosing
by Ed Nelson

For New Testament (Brit Chadashah) readers, in Matthew 16:13-19 we encounter an ancient Hebraic concept called “binding and loosing.” The story unfolds this way:

Posted by ednelson on Friday, February 20 @ 19:57:44 EST (136 reads)
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 ''Repairing the World'' (Tikkun Olam)

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Repairing the World:
A Biblical Hebraic View of All Things Renewed
by Ed Nelson

How desperate the futility of having fixed what was broken, only to see it break again, if not worsen, while compelled to make it right. Sometimes we may die trying. Regardless, the end of the matter is a deep, groaning frustration.

Posted by ednelson on Thursday, February 19 @ 18:00:12 EST (110 reads)
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 Jewish Sages Point to Messiah

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Memra—the Word of Yahweh
by Ed Nelson

During the Second Temple Era a significant Messianic anticipation held by many Jewish sages is summarized in their usage and interpretation of the Aramaic word Memra. This word embodies the fullness of how “the Word of Yahweh” was understood and valued at the time in relationship to both Israel and the nations.

Posted by ednelson on Friday, October 19 @ 18:38:05 EDT (524 reads)
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 Clean and Unclean (Part Three)

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Clean and Unclean: A Lost Emphasis
by Ed Nelson

Part Three: The End of the Matter

In this final installment on the biblical subject of “clean and unclean,” the role of the Messiah Jesus [Yeshua] comes front and center in his work of “filling up” the Torah and fulfilling the hope found in the Prophets and Writings (the Tanakh, or Old Testament).

Posted by ednelson on Tuesday, September 11 @ 18:56:14 EDT (453 reads)
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 Clean and Unclean (Part Two)

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Clean and Unclean: A Lost Emphasis
by Ed Nelson

Part Two: Coming to Terms with the Bible

In Part One, the subject of “clean and unclean” was introduced as a thoroughly biblical issue fundamental to the faith walk in both Old and New Testaments. In Part Two, we explore the human experience found in these Hebraic concepts.

Posted by ednelson on Tuesday, September 11 @ 18:44:03 EDT (697 reads)
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 Clean and Unclean (Part One)

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Clean and Unclean: A Lost Emphasis
by Ed Nelson

Part One: Does it Make any Difference?

What is modern Christianity’s teaching on the biblical concept of clean and unclean? With such a heavy emphasis on these two themes throughout the Bible, something seems to have weakened their gravity for us today. Are these two related biblical subjects no longer relevant or consequential to our faith? Like shards of clay found in an archaeological dig, are they mere relics of the ancient church’s teachings?

Posted by ednelson on Tuesday, September 11 @ 09:27:26 EDT (578 reads)
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 The Answer is Simple

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Understanding Exodus 6:2-3
Notes of Ed Nelson

Sometimes the way the Hebrew text is translated into other languages causes mind-puzzling questions in the minds of readers. Such is the case with Exodus 6:2-3 with its puzzling statement in English that contradicts the Book of Genesis.

Posted by ednelson on Monday, September 10 @ 15:15:26 EDT (521 reads)
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 Did Moses Really Stutter?

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Uncircumcised Speech
by Ed Nelson

In the last message preached by the martyr Stephen in Acts 7:18-22, we read a curious statement. He says that Moses, the deliverer of Israel from Egyptian captivity, was an eloquent and powerful speaker. How then did we come to think of Moses having a speech impediment?

Posted by ednelson on Monday, September 10 @ 11:05:36 EDT (1731 reads)
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 Take the ''End-Times'' Prophecy Poll

NewsA new poll is asking how you see biblical prophecies about the "end-times" as being relevant or irrelevant to current and future world events. Take the poll and see how your view compares with others. It's located in the lower left hand column.

Posted by ednelson on Tuesday, September 19 @ 17:02:32 EDT (651 reads)
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 Paul Differs with the Corinthians

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When Greek Thought Clashes with Biblical Worship
An Overview of 1 Corinthians 12:1-11
by Ed Nelson

When Greek-speaking pagans heard and received the gospel for the first time, sometimes strange and unexpected outcomes occurred. Such was the case within the church in Corinth. Steeped in Greek thought, culture and religions, the early Corinthian believers soon interpreted the gospel, not in light of its biblically Hebraic worldview as common to the apostle Paul, but rather in step with its own pervasive culture.

Posted by ednelson on Wednesday, September 13 @ 16:15:00 EDT (792 reads)
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Saturday, April 29
· MP3s and Podcasts
Wednesday, April 19
· More than Meets the Eye
Tuesday, February 21
· Lesson in Biblical Literary Structure
Tuesday, February 14
· Interpreting with Chiasm
Saturday, February 11
· A Sequel to Law and Covenant: Kings and Kingdoms
Monday, February 06
· Law and Covenant
Thursday, December 15
· The Beginning of Law
Wednesday, November 16
· Synopsis of Genesis 1 through 9
Sunday, November 13
· The Messiah and the Sabbath - Part 2
Saturday, November 12
· The Messiah and the Sabbath - Part 1
Sunday, August 28
· A Biblical View of Satan and his Works
Saturday, August 27
· The Work of an Evangelist
Saturday, July 02
· Apostles of God's Justice
Sunday, June 26
· Yeshua in the Torah - Genesis 2:4
Monday, June 06
· Your Anointing in Messiah - Part Three
Sunday, May 22
· Your Anointing in Messiah - Part Two
Friday, May 20
· Your Anointing in Messiah - Part One
Friday, May 06
· Knowing Good and Evil
Wednesday, May 04
· How the Church Lost its Hebraic Roots
Tuesday, May 03
· Seeing Yeshua in Genesis 1:1 - Part Four
Tuesday, March 08
· Seeing Yeshua in Genesis 1:1 - Part Three
Monday, February 28
· Did Yeshua Pray with a Head Covering?
Wednesday, February 16
· Seeing Yeshua in Genesis 1:1 - Part Two
Sunday, February 13
· Seeing Yeshua in Genesis 1:1 - Part One
Tuesday, December 21
· Understanding the Sealed, End-time Scroll - Part 3
· Understanding the Sealed, End-time Scroll - Part 2
· Understanding the Sealed, End-time Scroll - Part 1
Tuesday, December 07
· Yeshua (Jesus) Grants Authority
Monday, December 06
· The Didache - Document of First Century Church
Saturday, December 04
· Fixing a Scribal Error in Matthew 1:13
Tuesday, November 30
· My Quest: To Know Messiah Yeshua (Jesus) Better
Sunday, November 21
· Matthew's Case for Yeshua's Messiahship
Thursday, November 11
· Hermeneutics of the First Century
· A Hebrew Word Study - Miraculous Signs
Wednesday, November 10
· Our eGroup's Treasure Trove of Research
Monday, November 08
· Yeshua in the Torah - Genesis 2:10-14




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