Watch The Bible Project’s overview video on 1 Peter, which breaks down the literary design of the book and its flow of thought.
Peter offers hope to persecuted Believers of Messiah and guides them with practical instruction on living life consistent with following YaHUsha.
The New/Renewed Testament contains four ancient biographies of YaHUsha of Nazareth, and altogether they are called “the Gospel.”
Each one tells the story as an announcement of Good News that the impaled and risen YaHUsha is the True Ruler of the nations.
In this video, The Bible Project explores why these accounts were written and how you can read them with greater insight.
“Gospel” is one of the most common words in a Christian’s vocabulary. But what does it mean in the original languages of the Bible? In this video, The Bible Project explains that “gospel” is a Royal Announcement about YaHUsha, who is the crucified and risen King of the world who overcame death with his love.
“Peace” is a very common word in English, that means different things to different people. It’s also a very important word in the Bible that refers not only to the absence of conflict but also to the presence of something else. In this video, The Bible Project explores the core meaning of biblical peace and how it all leads to YaHUsha.
The Angel of YaHUaH is one of the most fascinating spiritual beings in the Hebrew Scriptures. Every time this figure appears, He’s depicted as if He is Elohim, but also an angel sent by Elohim.
In this video, The Bible Project explores this paradoxical character and discover how He prepares us for the grand claims that will be made about YaHUsha in the New Testament.
Exile is one of the core, yet often overlooked, themes underlying the entire Biblical storyline. In this video of The Bible Project, we’ll see how Israel’s exile to Babylon is a picture of all humanity’s exile from Eden. As you might guess, YaHUsha is the one to open the way back home.
In this short video, The Bible Project explores how Israel’s temple in Scripture is described as the place where Elohim’s space and humanity’s space are one.
In fact, the whole biblical drama can be told as a “story” about Elohim’s temple.
In the opening pages of Genesis, Elohim creates a cosmic temple, and in the person of YaHUsha, Elohim takes up personal residence in His “Temple-world”.
By the end of the biblical “story”, all of creation has become Elohim’s sacred temple.
Does Elohim care about all of the evil humans perpetrate in our world, and if so, what is He doing about it? In this video, The Bible Project traces the different ways that Elohim confronts human evil and the even deeper spiritual evil that underlies it. Ultimately, we see how YaHUsha fulfills this storyline and overcomes evil by allowing it to defeat Him.
Did you know that angels in the Bible don’t have wings? Or that cherubim are not cute, chubby babies? In this video, The Bible Project explores the biblical portrayals of these spiritual beings to understand just who they are and what role they play in the story of the Bible.
What on earth is the divine council? Well, for starters, it’s not on earth! This biblical phrase describes the concept of spiritual powers that Elohim created to have authority alongside humans… until everyone rebels and creates huge problems that only YaHUsha can resolve. The Bible Project digs into all of this and more in episode three of our Spiritual Beings series.
Torah of Messiah / Messias se Torah 