My two previous emails appear to set the stage for what looks like a message to resolve a serious

When Ezra arrived in Jerusalem with the First Torah Scroll in Judah, he was accompanied by a body of

Discussions about beliefs and belief systems today are completely different from what they were in

I am writing this email to you 113 years after my father was born, 1946 years after Jesus was

Although Hillel and Akiba after him taught that love of man is a central pillar of the Torah's

We now know that when they arrived in Babylon they were littered all throughout the country, pushed

If we had been there at the time of Ezekiel, as we walked around Jerusalem, we would have seen people

TZEDAQAH is the outstanding, overriding, and yet simple, theme of Jesus. This means one thing to

This a difficult concept for many American Christians to grasp. However, in order to understand the

In the reconstructed verses of Matthew 5:17-18, he left a great example of the language he spoke. I

Below are eleven questions that repeatedly come up in our early explorations of the Bible. Keep this

We were known and often introduced as the Professor, Rabbi, and Preacher. Ike Tennison was the

Before 1947 it was impossible to grasp the role of Jesus as a Jewish teacher in his generation. One

In my previous emails, I have been using a handful of notes I made earlier when I was translating

Today I am writing about the beginning of a prayer that 2.6 billion people know and pray. Praying it

The first graphics on the front page of the BHC Website reveals the greatest threat to human

Are you familiar with Psalm that begins with, “The LORD is my shepherd?” If you only read an English

If someone had handed me a piece of paper with the words from a recent article I had written, I would

Today I was doing research on Jerusalem and the Temple that the New Testament mentions in stories

Below are three challenges I face when talking to people about the reconstructions of the words of

Rabbi Leynor wrote this on October 23, 2014. “Studying the Bible and discussing its ancient words,

This is what “making SHALOM” meant in the Hebrew culture of Jesus: 1. Being committed to making the

Jesus liked to use Isaiah to make many of his most important points. The most important point to him,

The primary sources of information about “TZEDAQAH, The Original Jesus Movement, and Life Today,” are

I have been focused on current events linked to our mission at BHC: Protect Life, Preserve Justice

As you will see in future emails, almost all of the teachings of Jesus are about the Kingdom of

When Jesus taught his disciples to pray “The Prayer to Our Father” (aka The Lord's Prayer), it

This is an English translation of a reconstruction of the Hebrew prayer that Jesus taught his

This is the minimum amount of knowledge about the Bible required for mutually beneficial discussions

Now, instead of focusing on places, I will be focusing on events and speakers from the end of the