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Ariel ben-Lyman HaNaviy served Messianic Congregation Kehilat T'nuvah (The Harvest) as an adjunct Torah teacher, writer, research analyst and podcast producer. He has taught Biblical Hebrew, served as Shabbat chazzan, and helped produce public-access television promoting Torah from a Messianic perspective.

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Ariel Berkowitz (M.Div) has been an adjunct professor with IBEX (Israel Bible Exchange program) since 1995. His area of specialty is Jewish history, thought and culture. Ariel is also an instructor with TorahResource Institute and Torah Resources International. He taught both full and part time at Israel College of Bible from 1992-2006. He and his wife D’vorah moved from the USA to Israel as citizens in 1992. They have four children and two grandchildren. Their family home is near Jerusalem.

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Brad has been teaching the Scriptures since 1971. Raised in Missouri, he began in the Lutheran system and was taught traditional Christian theology. In 1978, he began his studies in the Greek language and soon discovered that the well-defined Greek structure was not so well-defined. He soon began to learn the Hebrew language, and sat at the feet of Rabbinical scholars -- much the same way Sha'ul (Paul) may have done. He has been teaching the Hebrew language and culture since 1983. He has been featured on television and radio programs all over the world including just recently on the History Channel. Brad is an ordained minister through a non-denominational pastoralship. For more of Brad's teachings, visit his website: www.WildBranch.org

11 archived articles · www.wildbranch.org

Christine Colbert (MS in Journalism, University of Kansas) has written and edited community and regional news and served as a publicist, editorial consultant and essayist. She is the author of the children's book But Who Did Jesus Say That He Is?

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Daniel Botkin is a writer, teacher, artist, and musician and speaks at churches, Messianic congregations, and conferences across the nation. He has published the bimonthly Gates of Eden magazine since 1995 (please visit his website to request a copy). He and his wife Teresa live in East Peoria, IL and shepherd Gates of Eden Messianic Congregation. Daniel has a B.S. in Art from Illinois State University and a Doctorate in literature from the Evangelical Reformed Methodist Church. For more information on Dr. Botkin, or to support his ministry, please visit www.GatesOfEden.org.

43 archived articles · gatesofeden.online

Frank Houtz is one of the leaders of Beit Minorah, a congregation outside of Winchester Kentucky. He is the author of several books, including A Sign Between You and Me and Machanayim: the Two Camps of Israel. He also is developer of the text book for the Biblical Research Techniques course. He is working on two other books at this time, as well as giving seminars on Biblical Research Techniques.

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Ian Hodge (Ph.D., Whitefield Theological Seminary) was an ordained elder in the Presbyterian Church of Australia and wrote more than 500 articles applying a biblical worldview to theology, law, economics and education. He went home to be with the Lord on April 7, 2016.

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J.K. McKee (B.A., University of Oklahoma; M.A., Asbury Theological Seminary) is a Messianic scholar, editor of Messianic Apologetics, and a 2009 recipient of the Zondervan Biblical Languages Award for Greek. He writes Messianic commentaries on books of the Bible.

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In 2005, Jason Salas gave up drawing. He simply could not see why the Father would give him a talent to draw silly pictures with word balloons in order to make people laugh. After a series of non-creative jobs, Jason picked up the pencil and started the comic “Perk at Work,” a project he had been working on for years. Not knowing where the urge to return to cartooning came from, he decided to just stick with it. It was at that time that he had been drawn to the Messianic movement. As Jason refined his skills in cartooning, a new flame sparked up within. What about a Messianic comic to communicate with laughter? Immediately the comics sprung fourth. Since then it has been non-stop. Recently, Jason has placed Perk at Work on hiatus, focusing his efforts on “In The Way.” There was a bit of “wilderness” that had to be traversed in order to get there but, as we all know, the Lord will deliver each of us. Jason resides in Las Cruces, NM where his "tent making" job is property management. (Perhaps it's more like a tent managing job.) Either way, it pays the bills so that comics can be made and people can have a laugh.

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Ken Rank was born and raised in South Jersey in an agnostic family. At the age of 29, God did a quick work in his life which launched a time of heavy study and discipleship, eventually landing Ken and his family in Winchester, Kentucky, where Ken studied under author and teacher Frank Houtz (www.DryBonesRestorationCompany.com). Currently, Ken is a teacher and elder at Beit Minorah in Winchester Kentucky and also owns a Hebrew Roots discussion forum (www.DiscoverHebrewRoots.com). He can be reached at discoverhebrewroots@gmail.com.

8 archived articles · www.beitminorah.com

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Peter became interested in Theology during law school while taking a course on legal history. He has been an avid student of Messianic Theology ever since and tries to read as much Messianic and other Judaic literature as possible. He hopes to eventually go into ministry full time and is currently exploring his options. For the time being, Peter enjoys blogging and discussing all things related to Messianic Judaism. Follow his blog: http://OrthodoxMessianic.blogspot.com/

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Rob graduated magna cum laude from the University of Washington in 2003 with a B.A. in Near Eastern Languages and Civilization and a minor in Music. In addition to concentrating on the Hebrew Bible and its interpretation in Jewish and Christian traditions, he studied Hebrew (Biblical, Rabbinic, Modern), Aramaic (Biblical, Targumic, Syriac), Greek, and Akkadian languages. In 2005 he completed a M.A. in Comparative Religion, also from the University of Washington. Rob is currently an instructor at the TorahResource Institute (http://torahresourceinstitute.com). He and his wife Jenny have two children of their own and are raising a third.

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Tim Hegg graduated from Cedarville University in 1973 (B.A.), Northwest Baptist Seminary in 1976 (M.Div, magna cum laude) and in 1980 (Th.M., magna cum laude). He is one of the overseers at Beit Hallel, a synagogue community in Tacoma, WA. He is a member of the Evangelical Theological Society, and the Society of Biblical Literature, and has contributed papers at the annual meetings of both societies. He has taught as an adjunct professor at several local seminaries in Tacoma, WA. He is the author of The Letter Writer: Paul's Background and Torah Perspective (FFOZ, 2002; 2nd Edition: TorahResource, 2008), FellowHeirs (FFOZ, 2003), the Four Part Series It is Often Said (FFOZ 2002-2006), Paul's Epistle to the Romans, vol. 1 (TR, 2005) and Vol 2 (TR, 2007), Studies in the Torah, Vol 1: Genesis (TR, 2010), and editor of Tehillot HaMashiach, a Messianic Erev Shabbat and Shabbat Morning Service Siddur (TR, 2008). He is married to Paulette, and has four children and four grandchildren.

22 archived articles · torahresource.com