Shema & Obey
Pertaining to the word “obey” as found in The Word of God. We have attempted to
Modular Biblical Training Academy
“Teaching Timeless Torah Truths”
The purpose of the Student Resource Center is to provide online materials for Students of Torah. We will add to these resources, as they become available.
In this section of our Student Resource Center you will find articles and study tools carefully chosen to assist in the kind of learning that we hope to provide for meaningful “Table Talk” in your home and when you gather together with friends who love to speak together within Timeless Torah Truths.
Be sure to read the material carefully within the context of what you are exploring in the MBTA Sitting Rooms. These are truths that you need in repetition and in various connections of Torah Truths. So if you notice that it is something you have already read, it is important that you still re-read the material from within the context of the MBTA Sitting Room. Then sit and think within what you are reading.
WATCH: YOU AREN’T AT THE MERCY OF YOUR EMOTIONS – YOUR BRAIN CREATES THEM.
Throughout the study helps of this web site and the MBT Academy, you will notice the language we have chosen to use in expressing how our Father our Creator speaks to us in His Word. In this section of our Student Resource Center you will find concise explanations of what we are attempting to be careful in when representing God’s use of words within His Written Word to us his children.
When we study the Scriptures we face a serious language problem. The Tanakh was originally written in Hebrew and Aramaic. For the most part the Renewed Covenant Scriptures were written in Greek. All three of those languages have changed quite a lot since the days when they were used to write the Bible. Now, if we do not know the original languages, we need to read the Bible in our mother tongue. That complicates matters on several levels. One major complication is that when we read the scriptures in our native language, we tend to read the Bible from our own contemporary understanding of certain words, rather than seeking to interpret what the original writer intended to convey in his language.
Pertaining to the word “obey” as found in The Word of God. We have attempted to
Understanding The Word lev, לב In The Ancient Semitic Languages The Hebrew word often translated
Dear students of MBT Academy, We are including this article in our Student Resources. After
In this Article, we will consider how the monthly cycle of the waxing and waning
Pertaining to the word “obey” as found in The Word of God. We have attempted to avoid using the verb “obey” or its noun, “obedience.” Why?
Dear students of MBT Academy, We are including this article in our Student Resources. After you have spent a significant amount of time in Sitting
