Awaiting authorby 2013
Brad Scott
The following is a list of topics that this series will cover: Lesson 1: Introduction and “From the Beginning” Lesson 2: The Influence of Homer Lesson 3: Plato – The Beginning of the End Lesson 4: Aristotle and Alexander the Great Lesson 5: Antiochus IV to Yeshua Lesson 6: The Rise of Gnosticism Lesson 7: Elohiym: Greek vs. Hebrew View Lesson 8: Worship and Spirituality: Greek vs. Hebrew View Lesson
Awaiting authorAugust 2012
Brad Scott
This series is devoted to the study of the differences in western thinking (Greek, Hellenistic) and Eastern thinking (Hebraic, scriptural). The Scriptures (Old and New Testaments) are penned by Hebrew authors steeped in Hebrew culture — thus, it is difficult to properly understand the scriptures outside of this context and perspective. The following is a list of topics that this series will cover: Lesson 1: Introduction Lesson 2: The Influence
Awaiting authorby 2012
Brad Scott
The following is a list of topics that this series will cover: Lesson 1: Introduction and “From the Beginning” Lesson 2: The Influence of Homer Lesson 3: Plato – The Beginning of the End Lesson 4: Aristotle and Alexander the Great Lesson 5: Antiochus IV to Yeshua Lesson 6: The Rise of Gnosticism Lesson 7: Elohiym: Greek vs. Hebrew View Lesson 8: Worship and Spirituality: Greek vs. Hebrew View Lesson
Awaiting authorby 2012
Brad Scott
This series is devoted to the study of the differences in western thinking (Greek, Hellenistic) and Eastern thinking (Hebrew, scriptural). The Scriptures, Old and New Testaments, are penned by Hebrew authors from an Hebrew culture. They cannot be properly understood outside of this perspective. In this series, Brad Scott contends that many modern Christian teachings filter Scripture through Greek or Hellenistic glasses. Philippians 2:5 | Let this mind be in
Awaiting authorJune 2011
Tim Hegg
Note: This article is a summary of a complete seminar available in either mp3 or standard audio format, accompanied with a the full seminar booklet on Tim Hegg’s website. You can click here to see the these two products in Torah Resource’s online, secure Store. These summary articles show the difference between the Greek Worldview and the Hebraic Worldview and how this effects the way we understand and apply the
Awaiting authorMay 2011
Tim Hegg
Note: This article is a summary of a complete seminar available in either mp3 or standard audio format, accompanied with a the full seminar booklet on Tim Hegg’s website. You can click here to see the these two products in Torah Resource’s online, secure Store. These summary articles show the difference between the Greek Worldview and the Hebraic Worldview and how this effects the way we understand and apply the