Knowing God's Will For Your Life
Dec 22, 20246m0
Dive into a passage of scripture that tells you exactly what God's will for your life is, and learn how to live it out every day. 1 Thessalonians 4:3-5:18
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Explore and meditate on the Hebrew Bible with Aaron Dranoff, author of 'Judaism, the Messiah, and Jewish Identity' and Director of the Torah Guide. Together we'll go deeper in our exploration of scripture and discover how it all points to Jesus.
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Dive into a passage of scripture that tells you exactly what God's will for your life is, and learn how to live it out every day. 1 Thessalonians 4:3-5:18
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What does the Torah, or Hebrew Bible as a whole, say about Jesus? In this episode, Aaron takes a holistic approach to unpack the Hebrew Bible, to see if the authors had someone like Jesus in mind. Donate: theTorahGuide.c
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