Society of Biblical Literature Reactions 2021 - NehemiasWall.com

In this brand-new episode of Hebrew Voices, Society of Biblical Literature Reactions 2021, Bible Scholar Dr. Nehemia Gordon is joined by Rabbi Dr. David Moster and Manuscript Researcher Nelson Calvillo to discuss the lecture they attended on the forefront of biblical studies. The topics include Ezekiel's grapevine and a scribal error in the Aleppo Codex involving God's name.
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[@linak7155]

Nehemiah! May Abba Father restore your ❤️‍🔥 💯%!! May YeHoVaH fill your years with goodness and with the wife of your youth, well...kinda 💕🌺💕🌺💕🌺🤗🤗

[@linak7155]

Dr David and Nelson were great interviewees...

[@maosruah1976]

Hello Nehemiah. Its possible get spanish subtitles ?... To many people are not understand English at america latina. Bless.

[@bluesingmusic3443]

I truly enjoyed this, as I do mostly all, that Nehemia brings us.

[@jmh8510]

Love this!

[@liorajimenez3085]

Mazel Tov, DR Nehemia!

[@richardjohnson9037]

What software was David using at the beginning of this video?

[@jollyrodgers7272]

Congratulations on your PhD., Nehemia. Been a fan of your 'wall' for years.

[@BerenddeBoer]

Dr. Gordon, is your lecture online somewhere?

[@BerenddeBoer]

Sorry, question answered at the end, it's in the support team section!

[@littleandre4957]

(24:09) Proverbs 6:20-22 My son, watch over your father’s command, And do not forsake the Torah of your mother. 21Bind them on your heart always; Tie them around your neck. 22When you are walking about, it leads you; When you lie down, it guards you. And when you have woken up, It talks to you. Shalomo or Shlomo as rabbinites say knew that this commandment was not meant literally; that's why he used the Hebrew word for neck instead of "frontlets" or forehead. I'm sure he would not have changed the "Words" (command) of Elohim at the time; he used another word than in Deuteronomy 6:8 because he knew its not meant literal and that he's not changing the commandment. This means Shalomo was a Qaraite, not a rabbinite. And as Tovia Singer always like to say; I didn't sneak this into your bible - or in this case, your Tanachim. I'm not even saying not to put on t'fillen. I know of some Qaraites who put on t'fillen, but the difference is they don't tell other biological Jews or those who converted to put on t'fillin because they know its not a literal commandment. Most Qaraites, or those who among us who keep these traditions do it because they were raised with it before they converted to Judaism or just like it.

[@russcollins4762]

My eyes have seen phylacteries. D'varim 6.8 11.18 Sh'mot 13.16 I have seen these depicted as a little box tied the forearm. I beleive if ypu learn and do Gods Commandments, they mark you. The enemy copies God. Rev.13.16-17 Shalom

[@brotherebenezer449]

@@RL.777 Let me ask you a question? If you don't wear this Phylacteries do think I will go to hell?

[@brotherebenezer449]

@@RL.777 You should have said no

[@littleandre4957]

(Well) this (one) is English voices, but at least two of them are not Hebrews = those who "crossed-over" from religion, especially the 'rabbi'.

[@brotherebenezer449]

Phylacteries are weird! I seen a man in Israel with one, it was Black as night and weird looking! The man was super nice though and said he wore it when he prayed. About You though Nehemiah, are you battling health issues? please find more enthusiasm when Yehoshua calls us to fast for him. This will increase your health as a reward. Shalom Brother Nehemiah

[@brotherebenezer449]

@@RL.777 Does the Mitzvah say to greet people? We learn in the Mishna that a person should be prompt to greet others: "Rebbe Matia ben Charash says, be first to greet [literally, say Shalom to] all people" (Avot 4:16). Is it weird you didn't greet me? Or maybe obeying the laws are under your standards lol, shalom brother and I stand by my opinion.

[@brotherebenezer449]

@@RL.777 One is loving YeHoVaH while the other is loving your neighbors.

[@brotherebenezer449]

I watched a video about the dead sea scrolls and they had mentioned that the villagers by the Dead sea use to wear these leather straps that had writings on them. I thought to myself that is exactly what I seen this man from New York wearing when we all gathered for Sukkot last year in Israel. It was weird seeing him wrapped up in it and as he explained why he did it, I was confused until this specific video with Nehemiah. My opinion was it was weird looking and there is nothing wrong with my opinion. My heart said great job for expressing love to ABBA in a unique way. I hope your not going around picking fights with people's opinions 😉

[@brotherebenezer449]

You still have not greeted me 😞 That is why I asked about another Law pertaining to Love. Some people only love YHVH and NOT there neighbor! Which shows us they are under the law and not above it. Shalom again brother.

[@brotherebenezer449]

Join my channel and we together can learn these laws of love. No hate though! Hate is murder. No pride either! Pride is evil. Law sharing is being a good Samaritan NOT being a hypocritical judge.