Hebrew Voices #253 – Seven Years of Work – Gone!

In this episode of Hebrew Voices #253 – Seven Years of Work - Gone!, Nehemia Gordon tells how seven years of manuscript research, data from the Vatican, the British Library, and the Russian National Library, vanished when Microsoft erased his organization's OneDrive. He's joined by Hans Brender, known internationally as "Mr. OneDrive," and by computer engineer Lynell Gordon to explain the trappings behind it. Essential listening for anyone whose life's work lives in the cloud.

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The Truth About Yom Kippur | 2026

In The Truth About Yom Kippur | 2026, Nehemia and Lynell ask what atonement really means: does the Hebrew word kippur mean to cover sin, or to wipe it away? Nehemia traces the root through a puzzling verse in Isaiah 28 and through ancient Aramaic and Akkadian texts, including a surprising line from the Epic of Gilgamesh. He then brings it all back to the Yom Kippur service in Leviticus 16.

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Torah in Context – Ancient Light for a Modern Heart – Episode 0

In this opening episode of Torah in Context - Ancient Light for a Modern Heart, Nehemia and Lynell kick off a brand-new series working through all 54 weekly Torah portions. Uncover the timeless depth of the Torah and its enduring relevance to the modern heart and soul, while taking a fascinating detour into how truth and revelation can work for someone with zero access to Scripture.

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The Truth About Yom Teruah | 2026

Is Yom Teruah the Jewish New Year? In this edited recording of their live Yom Teruah 2026 webinar, Nehemia Gordon and Lynell go back to the Torah on the first day of the seventh month — why the Hebrew word for "month" means "new moon," how new moon witnesses were examined (and how sincere people still get it wrong), the Talmudic clash between Rabban Gamliel and Rabbi Yehoshua over who sets the calendar, the three "otam" passages in Leviticus 23 the rabbis read as "atem", you, and why Numbers 10 describes silver trumpets rather than a shofar, plus a candid Q&A on calendar disagreements and keeping the feasts in exile.

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