Messianic Audio Teachings

The holiday we usually refer to as "Passover," the Torah refers to as "Chag Ha-Matzot," the Festival of Unleavened Bread. A holiday celebrating the exodus from Egypt makes sense, but how did flatbread end up stealing all the attention? Learn the deep symbolism of matzah and its leavened couterpart, chametz, as we prepare for the Passover holiday.

The podcast explores unconventional ideas about atonement, comparing the symbols of the golden calf and the red heifer. It discusses the contest between Baal and Hashem, the purpose of the half shekel, the role of the high priest in atonement, and the role of sacrifice in remembrance. It argues that Yeshua's resurrection, not his death, atones for sins.

This class from Isaiah in the New Tetament takes you through Hezekiah's tunnel back to the days of Isaiah to discover the meaning behing the keys to the kingdom of heaven that Yeshua entrusts into the hands of his disciples. Download the PDF of the original handout below.

Exploration of the concept of the seven heavens in Jewish belief, their association with the throne of God, and correlation to the seven days of the week. Discusses the significance of the sequences of seven in the Bible, including the creation story and the observance of the Sabbath for experiencing God's rest and presence.

Intertextual Bible study covering Isaiah 1 and Messianic prophecy, comparing Jerusalem to Sodom and Gomorrah, exploring the Messiah's connection to the temple's destruction and rebuilding, discussing gratitude and the separation of the church from the Jewish people, analyzing Paul's Epistle to the Romans, delving into the meaning of 'ness' and Yeshua being lifted up, and exploring symbolism of water and salvation.

This podcast explores the meaning of the book of Isaiah and the true prophecy of the virgin birth. It delves into the plot of the book, the symbolism of eating curds and honey, and the relationship between the Messianic movement and conspiracy theories. The hosts also discuss the relationship between faith, works, and righteousness, as well as the presence of similar ideas in Romans and 1 Peter.

In this episode, the guys discuss Shabbos observance in their own lives, at Beth Immanuel, and in the larger Messianic Jewish movement. 

The podcast discusses the importance of the book of Isaiah and its relevance to the apostles. It explores the righteous reign of King Uzziah and his relationship with Isaiah. The chapter also delves into Isaiah's vision of the Lord in the temple, the symbolism behind it, and the commissioning of prophets. They discuss Paul's teachings to the Jewish community in Rome and the relevance of Isaiah's message to Paul's warning.

Afraid to hope? Here's the antidote. Discover the secret to success and how to become a "water walker" in this live 2007 presentation on the story of the crossing of the Red Sea from Parashat Beshallach.

The prophet Malachi sets us up for the religious conflicts that define the gospels in the New Tesament Era. This teaching provides an overview of the book of Malachi and it's place in the history of the Second Temple Era in anticipation of the coming of the Messiah.