Posts by tag: Hebrew

What Does Negotiation Means In Hebrew?

What Does Negotiation Means In Hebrew?

We know that “negotiation” is about two parties reaching a compromise that benefits both sides. In these difficult times of conflict, negotiation plays an even more important part. When negotiations seize, wars begin. It is true of personal relationships as much as the relationships between people groups and states. When it comes to thinking about […]

Why Do Religious Male Jews Cover Their Heads?

Why Do Religious Male Jews Cover Their Heads?

Religious male Jews cover their heads with platter-shaped cap (yarmulkah), usually made of cloth to distinguish between them and their Creator. The custom of wearing such “yarmulkah” (also known as “kippah”) is itself not rooted in the Hebrew Bible as is the case with tzitzit – tassels, hanging from the corners of male clothes (Num. 15:38). […]

Who In The World Were The Nicolaitans?

Who In The World Were The Nicolaitans?

TL;DR: The Nicolaitans were a group condemned in Revelation whose teachings encouraged Christians to eat food sacrificed to idols and commit immorality, practices likened to the biblical sin of Balaam. The stern warning to Ephesus is followed by an encouragement that is notoriously difficult to understand. It is this encouragement that provides us with a […]

The Hebrew New Testament?

The Hebrew New Testament?

This article argues that the New Testament was written by Christ-following Jews not in Hebrew, but in Koine Judeo-Greek.

How Jacob Became Israel? (hebrew Insight)

How Jacob Became Israel? (hebrew Insight)

How Jacob became Israel? When we look at the names of Biblical characters in Hebrew we see the things that cannot be seen in translation. Take for example, the story of Jacob being transformed into Israel. Jacob’s name in Hebrew (יַעֲקב YAKoV) was connected with the word for “heel” (עָקֵב AKeV) . You remember that […]

Your Holiness, Netanyahu Was Right – Jesus Spoke Hebrew!

Your Holiness, Netanyahu Was Right – Jesus Spoke Hebrew!

The recent tet-à-tet between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Pope Francis has set the blogosphere atwitter. While their exchange was amicable, the prime minister’s correction of the holy father ushered into public discourse a subject more at home in the arcane halls of scholarly deliberation.What language did Jesus speak?Their differences of opinion reflect changes taking […]