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Welcome to Lost in Translation, where every Hebrew letter tells a story! Uncover the Bible's hidden gems as we delve into Hebrew culture and language that shaped Scripture; to reveal meanings lost in translation; bringing scriptural clarity and surprising connections in every episode. Perfect for curious minds and faith seekers.
Steve hosts Old Testament: Lost in Translation, a religion show with 17 episodes published.
In this powerful teaching, discover how the story of Samson—a man set apart by divine vow from the womb—serves as a striking foreshadowing of Jesus Christ. From angelic announcements to parents who radically consecrate t
The story of Samson isn’t just about strength—it’s a livingallegory. His consecrated life, broken by compromise and divided loyalty, eerily mirrors the spiritual collapse of Israel during the era of the Judges. Both were
Samson's life was surrounded by a pair of two. From the two women he loved, to the 300 foxes tied together in pairs of two defined the life of Samson. This episode explains the correlation of this Pair of Two and how the
Samson gathered 300 foxes and tied together the foxes' tails in twos with firebrands and attached and released them into the Phillistine grain fields. This episode explains the meaning behind why he selected 300 and the
This episode covers why there is a roasted egg on the Passover Plate. We reveal why we dye easter eggs as Christians today and how the roasted egg resembles Christ and the baptism of water and fire
This is Part 7 and 8 of a 9 series episode of the Passover. Placed on the Passover diner are 3 matzah. This episode reveals the hidden message behind the 3 matzah and also we discuss the four questions of a child unique
This episode is part 5 and 6 of the Passover series that reveals the symbolism of the Passover diner (Seder). We briefly discuss the symbolism of the hand-washing ceremony but go into more detail about the Hyssop and why
In this episode we will discuss how the Passover ceremony begins with the lighting of the candles and the symbolic meaning behind why Passover begins with the actions of the matriarch or a woman of the home. Also, in thi
This episode explores a striking parallel between ancient symbolism and modern politics. Drawing from the biblical story of Samson, who humiliated the Philistines by carrying away Gaza's gates as a public spectacle, we a
Dive into the timeless rituals that open the Passover celebration. This episode explores the profound act of removing leaven—a physical cleansing that mirrors an inner spiritual journey. Discover how the ancient search f
This episode talks about the Hebrew word midbar and medaber. How they are spelled the same but pronounced differently. The episode will also explain the correlation of these two words and how God uses them to teach. Alos
What if a single word contained a nation's fate? Explore how the Hebrew term for "grain" also meant "breaking," and how a desperate journey for food set the stage for centuries of captivity. A story of linguistic prophec
Two men in an Egyptian prison await their fate. Their dreams hold the key. This episode uncovers the profound symbolism in Genesis 40. See Pharaoh's court as God's judgment, Joseph as a portrait of Christ, and the butler
Explore the Tower of Babel as you never have before: Was God's confounding of the language an act of judgment or an astonishing act of mercy? This podcast blends theology and modern science to reveal why Nimrod's ambitio
This episode explores "Hamas" from Genesis 6:11—not the modern group Hamas, but the Bible's ancient word for extreme violence, moral decay, injustice, and systemic corruption that filled Noah's world, provoking the Flood
Where did the first mysterious light of Genesis go? Unpack the Hebrew meaning of "light" and journey from creation to the Gospels to discover how this original light points to Jesus—the true light who connects heaven and
Uncover the secret Hebrew word hidden in Genesis 1:1 that was left untranslated- and discover how it points directly to Jesus Christ as the creator of heaven and earth and the Messiah.
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