Grasp this Bible Study course before anything else. Why? It explains the original language of the first five minutes of the Bible story, God’s plan for you.
Do yourself a favor, start here, if you’re planning to or are already studying the Bible. This Bible Study course teaches you more than Bible knowledge. It dispenses a study method you can apply to understand the original language, Biblical Hebrew.
Unlock Bible Meaning. an incisive Bible study method. 7 Keys to Understand Biblical Hebrew reveals the gap between translations and the original language. That’s the space where interpretation rears its ugly head. It’s one of the principal reasons behind all the misconceptions and controversy surrounding the Bible. You can reduce, if not avoid, misunderstandings by choosing a proper Bible study method., it’s not the only method, but it will plunge you into the original language, keep you afloat and teach you how to swim, even if you’re afraid of water.
Unlock Bible Meaning, to enroll and take this course read the information and click on the Enroll button in the MIDDLE of the page. I’m building this course right now, another few days and it will be complete. By the way, there are awards and gifts, so, get started.
7 Keys to unlock Bible meaning helps you span the interpretation gap and zooms in on the original meaning of the Biblical Hebrew words, effortlessly. Your structured and methodical digging for Bible truths separates the gems from the dregs. 7 Keys focuses, for an enormous part, on Genesis. Why? Because it is the first book of the Bible. It’s the first five minutes of the film. It’s the foundation of the Bible story.
Yes, I know what you’re thinking, “Christ is the Foundation.” I agree you’re right. Since this is the case and Christ is the Foundation and Creator of all things, then we should see Him in these first Genesis chapters of the Bible. We should, but we don’t. Translations, commentators, theologians, and preachers do not see Christ in Genesis. Many see Old Testament fables. 7 Keys to unlock Bible meaning will help you put Christ at the heart and core of Genesis. The original language shows Christ’s powerful presence.
7 Keys gives you access to this depth of meaning and comprehension of the opening chapters of God’s Word. You will discover that Adam, associated with the first man, means much more than just a name. How its mistranslation leads to misunderstanding. You’ll learn the relationship between LORD God, one concept (if we can respectfully call it that), and why Genesis 1 focuses on God (Elohim) and Genesis 2 on LORD God (Yahveh Elohim.) There are not two authors, two timeframes, or two conflicting narratives. LORD God and Genesis 1 and 2 are one flowing, fine-tuned foundation that Unlock Bible Meaning with 7 Keys to Master Biblical Hebrew will unfold for your comprehension.
You’ll see why good in the well-rehearsed phrase it was good, means so much more than a simple four-letter adjective. Why, in the Bible, the day started at evening and why evening, night, morning and day follow in that order. These words reveal a more profound spiritual meaning impossible to comprehend in English or any other translated language. In the same way, we will answer the question does day follow or precede night? What is the significance of the chronological order of these everyday events? This is the essence to unlock Bible meaning.
The Hebrew Bible is not just an interminable string of 8674 Hebrew words. Each word has a story of its own, to tell; this is the seventh key to unlock Bible meaning, the untold stories of Biblical Hebrew words. These fascinating narratives, the pieces of the puzzle that assembled together, tell the ultimate story and plan of God. During a 2014 debate, Bill Nye attacked the Bible, referring to the implausibility of believing what he described as “Ken Ham’s interpretation of a 3000-year-old book translated into American English.” It is over 3000 years old, which of and itself is amazing. And whatever the language of translation, it loses a lot of understanding.
By taking this course, you will dig out the nuggets as you master the keys to the original language, Biblical Hebrew. Whether or not you believe the Bible, ask yourself this question: Does it make sense that immediately after creating Adam, God placed him in the magnificent Garden of Eden and His first words were, dress and keep it? Such a translation says, “Adam, you’re the gardener.” Is that why God created Adam? The Biblical Hebrew will unlock Bible meaning and reveal a much more noble purpose. Just common sense would tell you something is lacking in this narrative. And you’re right.
7 Keys to unlock Bible meaning will give you an eye-opener of what God said to Adam. The translators only revealed a small portion of God’s injunction to Adam and Eve. Now you’ll learn the depth of what the Biblical Hebrew intones.
Learn what the key to this understanding is and how to apply it in many other passages for much deeper Biblical meaning. This is impossible to understand in any translation, that’s why you’ll delve into the original Biblical Hebrew. It’s so accessible it will surprise you. Be prepared to have your eyes opened and Unlock Bible Meaning with the 7 keys to Master Biblical Hebrew. You’ll be able to take your mastery away and use it for your own Bible Study.
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Access for all means anyone, anywhere in the world can complete this course.
- Economies and personal situations make it impossible to set a price on a course.
- Anyway, should you even charge for a Bible course?
- I don’t think so. God’s Word is free, and it should stay that way.
However, there is a cost for internet hosting, tools, and other resources needed to put this course and associated items online. Not to mention the time and effort dedicated to its creation and upkeep.
How to combine two opposing concepts? A free course with the need to cover costs.
Contribute what you can, free, if you can’t afford anything.
Yes, YOU decide what you want to give to support this study course.
- You consider what it’s worth to you. The value and help you’re receiving.
- Evaluate it in function of your income and decide the financial contribution you can afford.
- There are other non-financial ways to contribute to the promotion of this course and The Explanation with details of what you can do here.
Please remember that this is a give-give relationship. The Explanation is giving you a more profound understanding of God’s Word. Consider what you’re giving in return to The Explanation and to others who need this understanding.
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Key 1 – Many Meanings
Key 2 – Contradictory Meanings
Key 3 – Concrete-Abstract
Key 4 – Literal-Figurative
Key 5 – Names Have Meanings
Key 6 – Roots
Key 7 – Words Tell Stories
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Course Instructor
Access for All
Access for all means anyone, anywhere in the world can complete this course.
- Economies and personal situations make it impossible to set a price on a course.
- Anyway, should you even charge for a Bible course?
- I don’t think so. God’s Word is free, and it should stay that way.
However, there is a cost for internet hosting, tools, and other resources needed to put this course and associated items online. Not to mention the time and effort dedicated to its creation and upkeep.
How to combine two opposing concepts? A free course with the need to cover costs.
Contribute what you can, free, if you can’t afford anything.
Yes, YOU decide what you want to give to support this study course.
- You consider what it’s worth to you. The value and help you’re receiving.
- Evaluate it in function of your income and decide the financial contribution you can afford.
- There are other non-financial ways to contribute to the promotion of this course and The Explanation with details of what you can do here.
Please remember that this is a give-give relationship. The Explanation is giving you a more profound understanding of God’s Word. Consider what you’re giving in return to The Explanation and to others who need this understanding.
Can I contact Sam if I have a question?
Yes Kelly, please contact me. You can use the ‘contact’ page.