Seventh Day | Shevi'i Atzeret
This Friday, April 10th at 6 pm central, we’re coming together for a special live webinar with Nehemia and Lynell. The Torah commands this day to be an atzeret (a communal assembly).
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In this Support Team Study - Jewish Professor Says Nick Fuentes is Right: Part 2, Nehemia continues his discussion with Prof. Kochin about what he thinks is the antidote to Fuentes’s ideas and how it better aligns with America’s foundational concepts
Watch the Sneak Peek of Jewish Professor Says Nick Fuentes is Right: Part 2, where Nehemia continues his discussion with Prof. Kochin about what he thinks is the antidote to Fuentes’s ideas and how it better aligns with America’s foundational concepts.
In this episode of Hebrew Voices #236 - Jewish Professor Says Nick Fuentes Is Right: Part 1, Nehemia brings on Political Science Professor Michael S. Kochin to discuss what Nick Fuentes gets right, what he gets wrong, and the resulting ideological battle for the heart & soul of America.
In this Support Team Study, The Chair of Moses: Part 2, Nehemia continues his discussion with Rev. Dr. Philip Thomas Mohr, delving deeper into his dissertation on the “Seat of Moses,” the consequences of misinterpretation, and the overarching reality of God’s sovereignty in all things.
In this Scholar Exclusive Teaching, The Chair of Moses: Part 3, Nehemia concludes his discussion with Rev. Dr. Philip Thomas Mohr, examining how academic “higher criticism” has done a serious disservice to biblical interpretation.
Watch the Sneak Peek of this Support Team Study, The Chair of Moses: Part 2, where Nehemia continues his discussion with Rev. Dr. Philip Thomas Mohr, delving deeper into his dissertation on the “Seat of Moses,” the consequences of misinterpretation, and the overarching reality of God’s sovereignty in all things.
In this episode of Hebrew Voices #240 - The Chair of Moses: Part 1, Nehemia is joined by Rev. Dr. Philip Thomas Mohr to discuss his doctoral dissertation on the infamous “Seat of Moses” in Matthew 23, how individuals project their own assumptions onto the person of Jesus, and how martyrdom functions as a powerful form of witness.
