Why Did Jesus Weep Beside Jerusalem? - Jerusalem In The Footsteps of Jesus

Biblical Hebrew partial scholarship: goo.gl/AK3MUw
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I am truly loving this series. I have visited most of these places and this brings back profound emotions.

[@TheOmegaone007]

AWESOME TEACHING THANKS AND GOD BLESS

[@janemazzola4454]

I am just reading/listening to this in Feb.2015, just before Lent begins again. I am awed by what I have learned in this brief video. God bless your work. Jane Z. Mazzola

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Hossanna, happy Palm sunday.nice teaching.

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Very interesting love to hear more thank you

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Very helpful

[@Heavenfound]

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[@alfbittner6489]

Translation from the Hebrew and the Greek to English is a total understanding of the word.

[@joshrhodes83]

Your reference for Joshua 8:1 is incorrect it is actually verse 10. I love this video please keep making them!

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Very useful

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[@code-x9030]

Can you make a similar video for Mathew 16: 18 and explain the word “church”?

[@junremigio5880]

I am very interested to know the true meanings ang thoughts reading in the Bible, because of many religious denominations I attended, each of them have their own interpretations which i snot exactly related the full context of the Bible chapter.

[@williambrewer]

How about the word 'evaluation'?

[@panphaluke1539]

Need subtitle

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[@agreeben1732]

Be very joyful..o daughter of Zion shouts in triumph..o daughter of Jerusalem Looks your king himself comes to you He is righteous.. yes.. saved humble and riding upon an ass...

[@twparker1]

Why do you say that the word that Jesus used was "most likely" PEQUDDAH? Is there a way to know this for certain?

[@clementbretanno1116]

I think Jesus wept over Jerusalem not because of the temple being torn down in the future but because the people who were supposed to believe Him and obtained the salvation would be punished according to the law of Moses, ( so without grace.) .

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How can I be Seaver’s?

[@jonhenning]

How is the word translated in the LXX.

[@leebaker2588]

Jon, look at Exodus 3:16 in Hebrew. Paqad goes into the Greek as episkope.

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does this affect the jewish? i need to know if jews believes this? cuz i have a jew friend.

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