Studying the Bible from a Hebraic perspective

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  • June 3, 2011 at 12:33 am
    Heather
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    This is something that has been on my heart recently and I am wondering if anyone knows of some resources I can get to enable me to more extensively do this.  I am not only interested for myself, but to be able to integrate this into Bible Study with my children would be ideal.  I just know there is so much rich and deep history I am missing.  I would prefer something to have in hand…is there a certain study bible with historical notes out there?  I have found a couple of websites which offer some info, but I’m not such a big fan of reading online, plus I’d rather have something more accessible.

    I hope this question makes sense!  Thanks!

    June 3, 2011 at 5:56 pm
    swtonscrappn
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    I would suggest that you get your hands on a biblical handbook such as http://www.familychristian.com/shop/product.asp?prodID=12441&name=David Alexander, Pat Alexander-Zondervan Handbook to the Bible.

    A Biblical handbook looks at each individual book of the Bible, tells you when it was happening, what was going on–how it relates to other events in the bible, who wrote it and why, ect.  This particular one has great pictures of archeological items as well.  I think every household should have something like this to use in their general Bible study.  Its really great for learning the back ground of history.

    June 3, 2011 at 6:57 pm
    houseofchaos
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    You might like the Complete Jewish Bible – Hardcover: Edited By: David Stern By: David Stern: 9789653590151: Christianbook.com

    There is a companion commentary also  The Jewish New Testament Commentary: A Companion Volume to the Jewish New Testament: David H. Stern: 9789653590113: Christianbook.com

    One resource we have enjoyed is The Covenant, The Covenant and the Tabernacle, The Covenant and the Offerings

    http://shop.soundsofthetrumpet.com/index.php?searchStr=everlasting+covenant&_a=viewCat&Submit=Go

    Have fun!

     

     

     

    June 3, 2011 at 8:58 pm
    csmamma
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    This is such an awesome topic! I’m waiting for Rachel to respond Wink.  I, too, was going to recommend the Sound of Trumpet covenant studies – these were wonderful eye openers for our family. Though a bit much for younger dc, Our Father Abraham: Jewish Roots of the Christian Faith was a life changer. Blessings, Heather

    June 4, 2011 at 5:17 am
    Mum In Zion
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    Check out the teachings by Dwight and Keren Pryor at http://www.jcstudies.com

    Dwight was one of the pioneers of the Jewish Roots movement in the USA. He has many resouces about why and how to study the Bible from a Hebraic perspective.

    Keren has a Devotion book that takes you through the 5 books of Moses following the weekly Torah portion. Her writings are a little less academic then Dwights and may be better suited to using with your children.

    I receive Keren’s Torah portion teaching each week by email.

    Blessings, Michelle

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