The Lord God of our fathers, Jehovah, is the true author of liberty, and He has established His own memorial, wanting us to remember His great name and His work of redemption. We should remember Him as Creator every seventh day and observe a special Memorial Day in His honor, remembering His great name unto all generations. [... more]

The name Elohim, used in the Old Testament, is a plural form that refers to the transcendent greatness of the Most High God, who is the creator and ruler of all things. This name is often misunderstood as suggesting a plurality of gods, but it is actually a way of expressing the unity and diversity within the nature of God, consistent with the concept of the Trinity. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Eastern Orthodoxy, the Bible, Satan, God's sovereignty, hell, and annihilationism, answering listener questions and providing biblical insights. [... more]

Abraham is considered the father of the Christian faith, but Muslims also claim him as their spiritual father, believing he surrendered to God and became the first Muslim. However, the Bible teaches that Abraham's faith was in the promise of God, which was fulfilled in Jesus Christ, and that true faith involves giving glory to God and trusting in His promises. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the interpretation of John 1-1, specifically the Greek syntax of 'and the word was God' versus 'and God was the word'. The conversation touches on the concept of the Trinity, the divine nature of Jesus, and the meaning of Elohim in the Bible. Additionally, the topic of Catholicism and the concept of Mary as the mother of God is explored. [... more]

The creation of humanity is the climax of God's creative acts, as described in Genesis chapter one and two. God's word paints a picture of humans as the pinnacle of creation, made in the image of God with dignity and purpose. The story of Adam and Eve highlights the importance of relationships, choice, and the covenant between God and humanity. [... more]

The Word is a title ascribed to Jesus in the Bible, signifying his role in the Trinity. Jesus is described as the eternal Word, Creator, and God, possessing all the attributes of God. The Bible ascribes to him the greatest divine title of the Old Testament, Elohim, making him the summation of Godhead, the one whose being makes that of all other gods superfluous and impossible. [... more]

God establishes the family as a man and a woman together in marriage, not a man and a man or a woman and a woman. The devil seeks to attack and undermine us through sin, questioning the word of God, and denying the word of God. We must resist the devil and his lies, and instead, cling to the word of God and our relationship with Him. [... more]

The concept of God's infinite nature and the idea of drawing near to Him is explored through the Shema, a Jewish prayer that emphasizes the relationship between God and humanity. The speaker discusses the meaning of the words Yahweh and Elohim, and how they relate to God's infinite and finite aspects. Additionally, the speaker shares a personal experience of using frankincense incense to reflect on God's presence and the importance of faith in drawing near to Him. [... more]

The concept of being born of God and having a spiritual father is explored in depth, revealing the truth that we are not orphans but heirs to the kingdom, and that our salvation and spiritual growth come from accepting Jesus Christ as our Savior and walking in sonship with God. [... more]

The speaker reflects on the attributes of God as described in Isaiah chapter 40, emphasizing his eternal nature, power, and ability to provide strength to those who are weary, faint, or burdened. He encourages listeners to recognize God's presence and help in times of trouble, and to rely on his strength to renew, rise above, and resolve their challenges. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown explores the concept of Ruach Elohim in the Torah, discussing its meaning and significance in the Hebrew Bible. He also delves into the relationship between the Old Covenant and the New Covenant, explaining how the New Covenant builds on the old and fulfills its promises. [... more]

The name of God is precious and holds great significance, revealing his character and power. In the Bible, God's name is used to express his self-existence, sovereignty, and greatness, and is often associated with his role as creator, provider, and Savior. [... more]

Matt Slick shares a personal story of a traumatic event from his past, discusses the possibility of the Third Temple being rebuilt, and explores various topics including demonology, Christianity, and the nature of God. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans explains the significance of God's name Jehovah, how it reveals His character, and how knowing His name can lead to a deeper understanding of His nature and a personal relationship with Him. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans explores the name Elohim, God's creative power, and the Sabbath rest, revealing how God's plan is self-perpetuating and already finished, encouraging listeners to enter the rest and fulfill their obedience to God. [... more]

The concept of the God of angel armies is explored, focusing on the name Yehovah Elohim Zebat and its significance in Scripture. This name is composed of three Hebrew words, each with its own meaning, and is often associated with righteousness and the idea of making things right. The discussion delves into the meaning of each word and how they come together to form a powerful and beautiful concept of God. [... more]

The fifth name on the list of the seven names of God is Elohim, which is the one that is first seen in Scripture and is used 2,616 times in the Old Testament. Elohim is often translated as God and is associated with the concept of creation, as seen in the story of Genesis chapter 1, where God separates the light from the darkness and the waters from the land. [... more]

Exploring the nature of God's love, the deity of Jesus, and the unseen realm of spiritual beings, Dr. Michael Brown discusses these topics with various guests, including Dr. David Harwood and Dr. Michael Heiser, delving into biblical theology, apologetics, and the ancient Israelite understanding of the divine council and the nature of Elohim. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the concept of the unseen realm with biblical and Semitic scholar Dr. Michael Heiser, exploring the idea of a divine council and the nature of Elohim in the ancient Israelite understanding. They delve into the spiritual realm, discussing angels, demons, and deliverance, and how understanding the unseen realm can bring clarity to confusing passages in the Bible. [... more]