The Tsur Institute Podcast

Welcome to the Tsur Institute Podcast! We are a small Biblical research institute committed to responsible biblical research, Both New and Old Testament. As Israelis, we believe we can provide a unique insight to understand the Bible in its context. In this podcast, Yohanan, Dan, and guests explore different biblical topics and books. They read, explain, and apply the text in a way that faith tp the original intention of the author, in the hope of benefiting the body of Christ worldwide. Happy listening!

The Tsur Institute Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by The Tsur Institute, with 17 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  The Arm and the Servant (Part 5): Eyes that See and Ears that Hear

  Mar 14, 202613 minS0

  <p>In this series finale, Dan and Yohanan investigate the motif of <b>spiritual sensory perception</b> in Isaiah. They contrast the grim command in Isaiah 6 to "shut their eyes" with the beautiful promise in chapters 29 and 42 that the <b>blind will see</b> and the <b>deaf will hear</b>. The conversation brings the entire series full circle, showing how the <b>Servant of the Lord</b>, the very <b>Arm of God</b>, acts as a light to the nations to open blind eyes and release prisoners from darkness. </p>

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  The Arm and the Servant (Part 4): The Suffering Servant as the Arm of God

  Mar 13, 202612 minS0

  <p>In this episode, Dan and Yohanan reveal the profound "surprise" of the Book of Isaiah: the convergence of the divine <b>Arm of the Lord</b> and the human <b>Servant of the Lord</b>. This convergence happens in the famous passage of the "Suffering Servant" (Isaiah 52:13-53:12), where the prophet asks, "To whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed?" and answers by describing a man of sorrows. The episode explores how God’s greatest act of power and salvation is achieved not through a display of strength, but through the sacrificial suffering of His righteous Servant. </p>

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  The Arm and the Servant (Part 3): The Awakening Arm of Salvation

  Mar 12, 202611 minS0

  <p>In this episode, Dan and Yohanan shift their focus to the "<b>Arm of the Lord</b>" across Isaiah chapters 40-52. They explore the powerful imagery of God "uncovering His arm" to bring comfort and restoration to His people. From the tender picture of a shepherd gathering lambs to the soaring prayer for God to "awake" as He did during the Exodus, this discussion highlights how the Arm of the Lord acts as the personification of divine power and the promise of a new, glorious exit from captivity. </p>

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  The Arm and the Servant (Part 2): Israel and the Messianic Figure in Isaiah

  Mar 11, 202612 minS0

  <p>Dan and Yohanan dive into the complex identity of the "<b>Servant of the Lord</b>" within Isaiah chapters 40-49. They examine how the Servant is explicitly identified as <b>Israel</b>, yet also appears as a distinct, righteous figure tasked with the nation's restoration. By connecting Isaiah 42 and 49 to the "<b>Root of Jesse</b>", they explore a Servant who brings justice to the nations and salvation to the ends of the earth. </p>

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  The Arm and the Servant (Part 1): Foundational Motifs from Exodus to Isaiah

  Mar 10, 202611 minS0

  <p>Join Dan and Yohanan from the <b>Tsur Institute of Biblical Research</b> as they explore the converging motifs of the "<b>Arm of the Lord</b>" and the "<b>Servant of the Lord</b>". This episode traces these themes from the <b>Exodus </b>- identifying the "Arm" as God’s divine power and the "Servant" as his human vessels, like <b>Moses</b>. Discover how these foundational concepts set the stage for the profound prophetic imagery within the <b>Book of Isaiah</b>. </p>

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