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Torah Class is an in-depth, verse-by-verse study of the entire Bible. Led by Tom Bradford, this Bible study takes us into many different areas involving Biblical times, customs, languages, timelines, and critical events, as well as an overview of how the teaching applies to us today.
One obscure Hebrew root can overturn the familiar reading, if you enjoy theology with detective work.
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A careful Nahum study where Hebrew vocabulary drives the meaning of restoration.
This single-episode review of Nahum 2 centers on a tight question with real interpretive weight: when the prophecy speaks of Jacob, Israel, and land given by God, does restoration mean a return from exile or recovery of the land itself?
Zechariah 11 turns a broken staff into a hard argument about covenant and the bad shepherd.
This lesson on Zechariah 11 stays with the broken staff called Noam and the claim that breaking a covenant means violating its terms, not erasing the covenant itself.
Micah 7 is read as a patterned warning-and-restoration chapter, with deliverance emphasized over messianic expectation.
The review presents Micah 7 as a recurring prophetic pattern: God is shown through word and creation as a God of order, Israel falls short, warnings follow, covenant consequences arrive, and grace and restoration remain at the end.
A dense but coherent Micah 7 review on end-times reversal, Israel's return, covenant promises, and divine forgiveness.
Micah 7 closes on a promised reversal: enemies who mock Israel are silenced when "that day" comes, the people return, and Israel's borders, rule, and faith are finally recognized.
Tom Bradford continues his verse-by-verse study of Nahum, focusing on chapter 2.
Tom Bradford begins an in-depth exegetical study of the book of Nahum, discussing its unique literary features and historical context.
Tom Bradford continues an in-depth verse-by-verse study of the book of Nahum, focusing on historical context and Hebrew poetic structure.
Tom Bradford continues an in-depth verse-by-verse study of the book of Nahum, discussing God's vengeance and power.
Tom Bradford introduces the book of Nahum, emphasizing the importance of understanding the original context and language for accurate biblical interpretation.
Micah 7 continues with the chapter's closing lines.
The host closes the study of Micah with Israel's promised return in view.
Tom Bradford concludes Zechariah chapter 11, focusing on verses 12-17.