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After the soaring theology of earlier chapters, the author shifts focus to how believers should live in light of those truths—urging them to demonstrate genuine love, maintain purity and contentment, follow good leaders, resist strange teachings, and willingly identify with Yeshua even when it costs. In this final episode of his verse-by-verse series on the book of Hebrews, Kevin explores the unique character of this concluding chapter and unpacks its timely exhortation for everyday faithful living. - [Ep. 91 | Will You Endure Suffering for the Sake of Messiah? | Hebrews Series Pt. 13](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-91-will-you-endure-suffering-for-the-sake-of-messiah-hebrews-series-pt-13/) - Hebrews 12 delivers one of the most stirring and urgent calls in all of Scripture. It exhorts believers to persevere in their faith, endure hardship for Messiah’s Name, and keep their focus on Yeshua so they will not fall away but finish the race strong. In this episode of his verse-by-verse series on the book of Hebrews, Kevin explores God’s loving discipline as proof that we are true sons and daughters, while challenging us to pursue holiness and watch over one another so no one falls short of receiving God’s unmerited favor. - [Ep. 90 | What True Faith Really Looks Like | Hebrews Series Pt. 12](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-90-what-true-faith-really-looks-like-hebrews-series-pt-12/) - Faith is the confidence of things hoped for and the conviction of things not seen. In this episode of his verse-by-verse series on the book of Hebrews, Kevin walks through the powerful Hall of Faith in chapter 11, showing how Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Moses and many others lived by unwavering faith in God’s promises—even when they were far away. Discover what genuine, persevering faith really looks like. - [Ep. 89 | This Is How You Can Be Close to God | Hebrews Series Pt. 11](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-89-this-is-how-you-can-be-close-to-god-hebrews-series-pt-11/) - The Torah’s sacrificial system could never bring people close to God. Only Yeshua’s perfect, once-for-all sacrifice opens a new and living way into His presence with full assurance of faith. In this episode of his verse-by-verse series on the book of Hebrews, Kevin reveals how the perfect priesthood of Yeshua makes it possible for us to be close to God. - [Ep. 88 | The One Thing God Keeps Forgetting | Hebrews Series Pt. 10](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-88-the-one-thing-god-keeps-forgetting-hebrews-series-pt-10/) - How could the God of the universe forget something? Well, He does forget—all the time—because if He remembered this one thing, that would be very bad... for us. In this episode of his verse-by-verse series on the book of Hebrews, Kevin reveals from Hebrews 10:1-18 how God forgetting leads to God forgiving. - [Ep. 87 | Yeshua Is a Better Sacrifice for a Better Tabernacle | Hebrews Series Pt. 9](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-87-yeshua-is-a-better-sacrifice-for-a-better-tabernacle-hebrews-series-pt-9/) - The levitical priesthood was more than God’s means of making atonement for, and forgiving the sins, of the people. It also served as an example of the pattern for an eternal priesthood—one that serves the true heavenly tabernacle. In this episode of his verse-by-verse series, Kevin explains how Hebrews 9 reveals Yeshua's awesome sacrifice by which He mediates the enactment of a new covenant with Israel. - [Ep. 86 | Yeshua Is a Better Priest for a Better Covenant | Hebrews Series Pt. 8](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-86-yeshua-is-a-better-priest-for-a-better-covenant-hebrews-series-pt-8/) - The Master Yeshua has become the guarantee of a better covenant! The priests appointed by Torah were weak men, defiled by their own sin, and subject to death. But Yeshua’s priesthood is perfect, undefiled, permanent, and indestructible, one that can serve a better covenant—a new covenant. In this episode of his verse-by-verse series, Kevin unpacks Hebrews 8, to reveal an approachable God by way of an authentic mediator sympathetic to our need. - [Ep. 85 | How Yeshua Can Be a Priest Forever | Hebrews Series Pt. 7](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-85-how-yeshua-can-be-a-priest-forever-hebrews-series-pt-7/) - The Torah says that only one who is descended from the tribe of Levi can serve as a priest. So how can Yeshua, who comes from the tribe of Judah, qualify to serve as a priest forever? In this episode of his verse-by-verse series, Kevin looks at Hebrews 7, unpacking the mysterious figure of Melchizedek and one of Scripture’s most powerful declarations of Yeshua’s a greater, unchangeable, and everlasting priesthood. - [Ep. 84 | Can You Permanently Fall Away From God? | Hebrews Series Pt. 6](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-84-can-you-permanently-fall-away-from-god-hebrews-series-pt-6/) - What happens when we as believers in Messiah don’t mature in our faith? Are we risking anything by not growing in our commitment to the Master? In this episode of his verse-by-verse series, Kevin looks at Hebrews chapters 5 and 6, and one of Scripture’s gravest warnings, which we would all do well to heed. - [Ep. 83 | Why Yeshua Is the Perfect Priest | Hebrews Series Pt. 5](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-83-why-yeshua-is-the-perfect-priest-hebrews-series-pt-5/) - The author of Hebrews reveals that Yeshua, perfected through suffering, became the cause of everlasting salvation for all who believe in Him. But in what way is His priesthood set apart and perfect, compared to the Torah's Levitical order? In this episode of his verse-by-verse series, Kevin explores Hebrews chapters 4 and 5 to uncover the profound significance of Yeshua’s unique high priesthood and its impact on our salvation. - [Moses’ Last Words and the Promise of a Greater Prophet | 54 – Parashat V’zot HaB’rakhah](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/moses-last-words-and-the-promise-of-a-greater-prophet-54-parashat-vzot-habrakhah/) - In this Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the final Torah Portion “V’zot HaB’rakhah” (Deuteronomy 33:1-34:12)—the reading for Simchat Torah—which recounts Moses’ final words to Israel, and his death after seeing the Promised Land from afar. Is Israel blessed with a promise of national salvation? Why did Moses trust God his whole In this Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the final Torah Portion “V’zot HaB’rakhah” (Deuteronomy 33:1-34:12)—the reading for Simchat Torah—which recounts Moses’ final words to Israel, and his death after seeing the Promised Land from afar. Is Israel blessed with a promise of national salvation? Why did Moses trust God his whole - [The Song of Moses: Trusting in the Rock of Israel’s Salvation | 53 – Parashat Ha’aziynu](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/the-song-of-moses-trusting-in-the-rock-of-israels-salvation-53-parashat-haaziynu/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Ha’aziynu” (Deuteronomy 32:1-52), which contains the Song of Moses, outlining God’s plan to bring vengeance and salvation not only for His people, but for the whole world. Is God still Israel’s Father even when they are not acting as His In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Ha’aziynu” (Deuteronomy 32:1-52), which contains the Song of Moses, outlining God’s plan to bring vengeance and salvation not only for His people, but for the whole world. Is God still Israel’s Father even when they are not acting as His - [The Blessing and the Curse: Warnings Against Disobedience | 50 – Parashat Kiy-Tavo](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/the-blessing-and-the-curse-warnings-against-disobedience-50-parashat-kiy-tavo/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Kiy-Tavo” (Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8(9)), in which Moses presents Israel with a choice between obeying God to receive His blessings, or going their own way and receiving His brutal curses. Is it possible to avoid the curses of Torah by our own In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Kiy-Tavo” (Deuteronomy 26:1-29:8(9)), in which Moses presents Israel with a choice between obeying God to receive His blessings, or going their own way and receiving His brutal curses. Is it possible to avoid the curses of Torah by our own - [Be Strong and Courageous: Moses Writes Down the Torah | 52 – Parashat Vayelekh](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/be-strong-and-courageous-moses-writes-down-the-torah-52-parashat-vayelekh/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayelekh” (Deuteronomy 31:1-30), in which Moses makes final preparations for his death by commissioning Joshua as his successor and writing down the entire Torah for the people to hear and preserve. How could Joshua have courage in leading Israel across In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayelekh” (Deuteronomy 31:1-30), in which Moses makes final preparations for his death by commissioning Joshua as his successor and writing down the entire Torah for the people to hear and preserve. How could Joshua have courage in leading Israel across - [Ep. 82 | What It Really Means to Enter Into God’s Rest | Hebrews Series Pt. 4](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-82-what-it-really-means-to-enter-into-gods-rest-hebrews-series-pt-4/) - The author of Hebrews teaches us that there is a Shabbat-keeping for the people of God, that we may stop from our works, and enter into His rest. But what if the Good News of our eternal Sabbath rest is only part of what it means to truly enter in? In this episode of his verse-by-verse series on the book of Hebrews, Kevin reveals a side of chapter 4 that you may have never seen before. - [Choose Life: Israel’s Promised Path of Restoration | 51 – Parashat Nitzaviym](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/choose-life-israels-promised-path-of-restoration-51-parashat-nitzaviym/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Nitzaviym” (Deuteronomy 29:9(10)-30:20), in which Moses makes a covenant with Israel at Moab, prophesying their rebellion, punishment, return, and restoration, and exhorting them to choose life by holding fast to God alone. How do Moses’ promises to Israel point to In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Nitzaviym” (Deuteronomy 29:9(10)-30:20), in which Moses makes a covenant with Israel at Moab, prophesying their rebellion, punishment, return, and restoration, and exhorting them to choose life by holding fast to God alone. How do Moses’ promises to Israel point to - [Integrity, Holiness, and Obedience to God's Laws | 49 – Parashat Kiy-Tetze](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/integrity-holiness-and-obedience-to-gods-laws-49-parashat-kiy-tetze/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Kiy-Tetze” (Deuteronomy 21:10-25:19), in which Moses gives various instructions regarding marital rights and relations, punishing rebellious sons, the forfeit fruits of compromise, and more. Does Moses condone divorce by making provision for it in Torah? How could God impose the In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Kiy-Tetze” (Deuteronomy 21:10-25:19), in which Moses gives various instructions regarding marital rights and relations, punishing rebellious sons, the forfeit fruits of compromise, and more. Does Moses condone divorce by making provision for it in Torah? How could God impose the - [The Prophet Like Moses: Listening to the Words of God | 48 – Parashat Shof’tiym](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/the-prophet-like-moses-listening-to-the-words-of-god-48-parashat-shoftiym/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Shof’tiym” (Deuteronomy 16:18-21:9), in which Moses tells how Israel will be led after him, by the judges, priests, kings, and the Prophet who will speak God’s words to the people. What made the Judges system different from other governments? How In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Shof’tiym” (Deuteronomy 16:18-21:9), in which Moses tells how Israel will be led after him, by the judges, priests, kings, and the Prophet who will speak God’s words to the people. What made the Judges system different from other governments? How - [Ep. 81 | Holding Fast to Your Faith in Yeshua | Hebrews Series Pt. 3](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-81-holding-fast-to-your-faith-in-yeshua-hebrews-series-pt-3/) - The author of Hebrews has a severe warning for us if we fail to hold fast to our faith. In this episode of his verse-by-verse series, Kevin dives into Hebrews chapter 3 to discover what could cause believers in Yeshua to go astray. - [Ep. 80 | How the Son of Man Did What God Could Not | Hebrews Series Pt. 2](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-80-how-the-son-of-man-did-what-god-could-not-hebrews-series-pt-2/) - Is it possible that there is actually something that is impossible for God? Why would Yeshua need to made perfect if He was already perfect? In this episode of his verse-by-verse series, Kevin explores Hebrews chapter 2, and why we need Yeshua to be fully human as much as we need Him to be God. - [Purging Evil From Among You and Seeking God’s Way Alone | 47 – Parashat R’eh](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/purging-evil-from-among-you-and-seeking-gods-way-alone-47-parashat-reh/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “R’eh” (Deuteronomy 11:26-16:17), in which Moses instructs Israel about the place where God will choose to dwell in Israel, and about how Israel must purge those who lead them astray to follow other gods. Should we educate ourselves in the In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “R’eh” (Deuteronomy 11:26-16:17), in which Moses instructs Israel about the place where God will choose to dwell in Israel, and about how Israel must purge those who lead them astray to follow other gods. Should we educate ourselves in the - [Not by Bread Alone: Trusting God’s Word and Discipline | 46 – Parashat Eqev](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/not-by-bread-alone-trusting-gods-word-and-discipline-46-parashat-eqev/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Eqev” (Deuteronomy 7:12-11:25), in which Moses reminds Israel of God’s provision and discipline in the wilderness, exhorting them to trust in God and obey His word to receive His blessings. What does Moses teach about the dangers of bringing worldly In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Eqev” (Deuteronomy 7:12-11:25), in which Moses reminds Israel of God’s provision and discipline in the wilderness, exhorting them to trust in God and obey His word to receive His blessings. What does Moses teach about the dangers of bringing worldly - [Hear, O Israel: Moses Declares the Greatest Command | 44 – Parashat Vaet’chanan](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/hear-o-israel-moses-declares-the-greatest-command-44-parashat-vaetchanan/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vaet’chanan” (Deuteronomy 3:23-7:11), in which Moses exhorts the people of Israel to love their God with all their hearts and souls, so that they will remember His power, obey His commands, and teach them to their children. Is God’s uniqueness In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vaet’chanan” (Deuteronomy 3:23-7:11), in which Moses exhorts the people of Israel to love their God with all their hearts and souls, so that they will remember His power, obey His commands, and teach them to their children. Is God’s uniqueness - [Fear and Following God: Moses Gives Israel a History Lesson | 44 – Parashat D’variym](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/fear-and-following-god-moses-gives-israel-a-history-lesson-44-parashat-dvariym/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “D’variym” (Deuteronomy 1:1-3:22), which begins Moses' final address to Israel at the edge of Canaan, recounting how their fathers left Horeb and were banished from the Land, and how Israel conquered the Amorite kings. What can Moses’ instructions for judges In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “D’variym” (Deuteronomy 1:1-3:22), which begins Moses' final address to Israel at the edge of Canaan, recounting how their fathers left Horeb and were banished from the Land, and how Israel conquered the Amorite kings. What can Moses’ instructions for judges - [Israel’s Inheritance: Remaining Within God’s Boundaries | 43 – Parashat Mas’ei](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/israels-inheritance-remaining-within-gods-boundaries-43-parashat-masei/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Mas’ei” (Numbers 33:1-36:13), which provides the last instructions for the conquest and distribution of Canaan: its borders, its division by lot, the need to drive out its inhabitants, and the cities for Levites. Why was Israel required to completely drive In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Mas’ei” (Numbers 33:1-36:13), which provides the last instructions for the conquest and distribution of Canaan: its borders, its division by lot, the need to drive out its inhabitants, and the cities for Levites. Why was Israel required to completely drive - [Defeating Spiritual Threats: Israel’s Vengeance on Midian | 42 – Parashat Matot](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/defeating-spiritual-threats-israels-vengeance-on-midian-42-parashat-matot/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Matot” (Numbers 30:2(1)-32:42), which recounts Israel’s vengeance against Midian for their deadly deceit, and the settling of the tribes of Reuben and Gad in Gilead, beyond the Jordan. Why did God give men authority to annul the vows of their In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Matot” (Numbers 30:2(1)-32:42), which recounts Israel’s vengeance against Midian for their deadly deceit, and the settling of the tribes of Reuben and Gad in Gilead, beyond the Jordan. Why did God give men authority to annul the vows of their - [The Rewards of Faithfulness: God’s Covenant with Phinehas | 41 – Parashat Piyn’chas](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/the-rewards-of-faithfulness-gods-covenant-with-phinehas-41-parashat-piynchas/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Piyn’chas” (Numbers 25:10-30:1), in which God promises Phinehas an eternal priesthood, Moses takes a census of Israel’s new generation, and God prescribes the offerings Israel must give on all their holy days. Why was Phinehas given an everlasting covenant of In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Piyn’chas” (Numbers 25:10-30:1), in which God promises Phinehas an eternal priesthood, Moses takes a census of Israel’s new generation, and God prescribes the offerings Israel must give on all their holy days. Why was Phinehas given an everlasting covenant of - [The Talking Donkey and Its Prophet, Balaam | 40 – Parashat Balaq](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/the-talking-donkey-and-its-prophet-balaam-40-parashat-balaq/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Balaq” (Numbers 22:2-25:9), in which the prophet Balaam conspires with Balak the king of Moab to undermine Israel with curses and deceit—until Balaam’s donkey saves his life and rebukes him in a human voice. Why was God angry with Balaam In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Balaq” (Numbers 22:2-25:9), in which the prophet Balaam conspires with Balak the king of Moab to undermine Israel with curses and deceit—until Balaam’s donkey saves his life and rebukes him in a human voice. Why was God angry with Balaam - [The Red Heifer, Meribah, and the Bronze Serpent | 39 – Parashat Chuqat](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/the-red-heifer-meribah-and-the-bronze-serpent-39-parashat-chuqat/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Chuqat” (Numbers 19:1-22:1), in which Israel begins its fortieth year of wandering as Moses and Aaron are condemned to die in the wilderness, and God gives salvation through a bronze serpent and victory over the Amorites. Why was Moses punished In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Chuqat” (Numbers 19:1-22:1), in which Israel begins its fortieth year of wandering as Moses and Aaron are condemned to die in the wilderness, and God gives salvation through a bronze serpent and victory over the Amorites. Why was Moses punished - [Ep. 79 | How the Son of God Is Greater Than the Angels | Hebrews Series Pt. 1](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-79-how-the-son-of-god-is-greater-than-the-angels-hebrews-series-pt-1/) - Who—or, more precisely, what—is the Son of God? Is He just a man? Some kind of supernatural entity? A divine being? Or, perhaps, something even better! In this first episode of his new verse-by-verse series, Kevin explores Hebrews chapter 1, and the author's powerful introduction to the awesome, most excellent, and one-of-a-kind Son of God. - [Korah’s Rebellion: Opposing and Usurping God’s Authority | 38 – Parashat Qorach](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/korahs-rebellion-opposing-and-usurping-gods-authority-38-parashat-qorach/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Qorach” (Numbers 16:1-18:32), in which Korah, Dathan, and Abiram lead a rebellion against Moses’ authority and try to take Aaron’s priesthood, leading God to confirm His choice of leaders with miracles—and judgments. How did Korah justify trying to take the In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Qorach” (Numbers 16:1-18:32), in which Korah, Dathan, and Abiram lead a rebellion against Moses’ authority and try to take Aaron’s priesthood, leading God to confirm His choice of leaders with miracles—and judgments. How did Korah justify trying to take the - [Unbelief and Rebellion: Israel Rejects the Promised Land | 37 – Parashat Sh’lach-L’kha](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/unbelief-and-rebellion-israel-rejects-the-promised-land-37-parashat-shlach-lkha/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Sh’lach-L’kha” (Numbers 13:1-15:41), in which the people of Israel refuse to enter the land of Canaan, causing God to sentence the whole generation to forty years of wandering in the wilderness. Are we in danger of falling into unbelief like In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Sh’lach-L’kha” (Numbers 13:1-15:41), in which the people of Israel refuse to enter the land of Canaan, causing God to sentence the whole generation to forty years of wandering in the wilderness. Are we in danger of falling into unbelief like - [Grumbling Against God's Provision: Israel Leaves Sinai | 36 – Parashat B’ha’a’lot’kha](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/grumbling-against-gods-provision-israel-leaves-sinai-36-parashat-bhaalotkha/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “B’ha’a’lot’kha” (Numbers 8:1-12:16), in which Israel concludes their stay at Mount Sinai by keeping Passover, and sets out for Canaan—grumbling and complaining along the way, with fatal consequences. What does it look like to follow God’s direction and timing? Does In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “B’ha’a’lot’kha” (Numbers 8:1-12:16), in which Israel concludes their stay at Mount Sinai by keeping Passover, and sets out for Canaan—grumbling and complaining along the way, with fatal consequences. What does it look like to follow God’s direction and timing? Does - [Committing and Following Through: Marriage and Nazirites | 35 – Parashat Naso](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/committing-and-following-through-marriage-and-nazirites-35-parashat-naso/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Naso” (Numbers 4:21-7:89), in which Moses takes a census of the Levites, gives instructions to test accusations of adultery, describes the rules for Nazirite vows, and receives offerings from the chiefs of Israel. How did building the Temple adjust some In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Naso” (Numbers 4:21-7:89), in which Moses takes a census of the Levites, gives instructions to test accusations of adultery, describes the rules for Nazirite vows, and receives offerings from the chiefs of Israel. How did building the Temple adjust some - [Being Battle Ready: Numbering and Arranging Israel’s Camp | 34 – Parashat B’mid’bar](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/being-battle-ready-numbering-and-arranging-israels-camp-34-parashat-bmidbar/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “B’mid’bar” (Numbers 1:1-4:20), which tells how Moses and Aaron take a census of the people of Israel, arrange the camp in battle array, and number the tribe of Levi for their work in the tent of meeting. Why did God In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “B’mid’bar” (Numbers 1:1-4:20), which tells how Moses and Aaron take a census of the people of Israel, arrange the camp in battle array, and number the tribe of Levi for their work in the tent of meeting. Why did God - [Ep. 78 | Was the Torah Really Given on Shavuot?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-78-was-the-torah-really-given-on-shavuot/) - It’s universally accepted and taught in Judaism, Messianic Judaism, Jewish roots, and every adjacent movement, that, without question, God gave Israel the Torah on Shavuot—that our observance of Shavuot should also celebrate the receiving of the Torah, because that momentous event occurred on the very same date as the Feast. But did it? In this episode, Kevin definitively answers whether the idea that the Torah was given on Shavuot is biblical, and how this should effect our understanding and celebration of one of the major Feasts of Israel. - [Promise and Punishment: Keeping God’s Holy Commands | 33 – Parashat B’chuqotai](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/promise-and-punishment-keeping-gods-holy-commands-33-parashat-bchuqotai/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “B’chuqotai” (Leviticus 26:3-27:34), which outlines God's promises of prosperity, protection, and peace to the people of Israel if they follow His commands, and the disasters He will inflict as a consequence of breaking the covenant. Is God’s promise to dwell In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “B’chuqotai” (Leviticus 26:3-27:34), which outlines God's promises of prosperity, protection, and peace to the people of Israel if they follow His commands, and the disasters He will inflict as a consequence of breaking the covenant. Is God’s promise to dwell - [God’s People, God’s Land: Shabbat Years and the Jubilee | 32 – Parashat B’har](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/gods-people-gods-land-shabbat-years-and-the-jubilee-32-parashat-bhar/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “B’har” (Leviticus 25:1-26:2), which provides instructions for the cycle of Shabbat years for the land to rest, and Jubilee years for restoring tribal inheritances and freeing slaves. How will Israel live through the Shabbat year if God does not let In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “B’har” (Leviticus 25:1-26:2), which provides instructions for the cycle of Shabbat years for the land to rest, and Jubilee years for restoring tribal inheritances and freeing slaves. How will Israel live through the Shabbat year if God does not let - [Tzara-at or Not: Expelling Infections of “Leprosy” from Israel | 27 – Parashat Taz’riya](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/tzara-at-or-not-diagnosing-and-expelling-infections-of-leprosy-27-parashat-tazriya/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Taz’riya” (Leviticus 12:1-13:59), which instructs Israel on purifying women after childbirth, and diagnosing and expelling those infected with the uncleanness of tzara-at (“leprosy”). What does this portion reveal about Yeshua’s upbringing? How can tzara-at illustrate the dangers of false teachings? In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Taz’riya” (Leviticus 12:1-13:59), which instructs Israel on purifying women after childbirth, and diagnosing and expelling those infected with the uncleanness of tzara-at (“leprosy”). What does this portion reveal about Yeshua’s upbringing? How can tzara-at illustrate the dangers of false teachings? - [Love Your Neighbor As Yourself: Living by God’s Holiness | 30 – Parashat Q’doshiym](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/love-your-neighbor-as-yourself-living-by-gods-holiness-30-parashat-qdoshiym/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Q’doshiym” (Leviticus 19:1-20:27), in which God commands the sons of Israel to be holy as He is holy, by loving their neighbors and punishing immoral depravity among the people. What is the connection between love and holiness? Can we reprove In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Q’doshiym” (Leviticus 19:1-20:27), in which God commands the sons of Israel to be holy as He is holy, by loving their neighbors and punishing immoral depravity among the people. What is the connection between love and holiness? Can we reprove - [Yom Kippur: Sacrifice, Sin, and Israel’s Day of Atonement | 29 – Parashat Ach’arei Mot](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/yom-kippur-sacrifice-sin-and-israels-day-of-atonement-29-parashat-acharei-mot/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Ach’arei Mot” (Leviticus 16:1-18:30), which explains the rituals of Yom Kippur—the one day each year that the high priest goes behind the veil of the Most Holy Place to atone for Israel’s sins. Why must Aaron offer sacrifices for his In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Ach’arei Mot” (Leviticus 16:1-18:30), which explains the rituals of Yom Kippur—the one day each year that the high priest goes behind the veil of the Most Holy Place to atone for Israel’s sins. Why must Aaron offer sacrifices for his - [The Mo’adiym: Israel’s Holy Feasts and Appointed Times | 31 – Parashat ’Emor](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/the-moadiym-israels-holy-feasts-and-appointed-times-31-parashat-emor/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “’Emor” (Leviticus 21:1-24:23), which provides rules for keeping the priesthood perfect and holy, and outlines Israel’s calendar of Mo’adiym—God’s holy days and appointed times. Why wouldn’t God accept blemished offerings from the priests? What can Shavuot teach us about our In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “’Emor” (Leviticus 21:1-24:23), which provides rules for keeping the priesthood perfect and holy, and outlines Israel’s calendar of Mo’adiym—God’s holy days and appointed times. Why wouldn’t God accept blemished offerings from the priests? What can Shavuot teach us about our - [Restoring and Cleansing Israel from Their Uncleanness | 28 – Parashat M’tzora](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/restoring-and-cleansing-israel-from-their-uncleanness-28-parashat-mtzora/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “M’tzora” (Leviticus 14:1-15:33), which desribes the process for cleansing lepers and houses infected with tzara-at (“leprosy”), and how to react to uncleanness resulting from various bodily discharges. Why are unclean people forbidden from approaching God’s holy Tabernacle? Can our righteousness In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “M’tzora” (Leviticus 14:1-15:33), which desribes the process for cleansing lepers and houses infected with tzara-at (“leprosy”), and how to react to uncleanness resulting from various bodily discharges. Why are unclean people forbidden from approaching God’s holy Tabernacle? Can our righteousness - [Ep. 77 | Is Baptism Necessary for Salvation?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-77-is-baptism-necessary-for-salvation/) - Baptism has historically been one of the most divisive topics among Christians. Entire denominations have been formed over disagreements about how to baptize, when to baptize, and, most importantly, whether or not baptism is necessary for salvation. In this in-depth episode, Kevin dives into the Scriptures to determine the biblical method of baptism, what baptism accomplishes, and if we can truly be saved without it. - [God’s Consuming Fire and Israel’s “Kosher” Laws | 26 – Parashat Sh’miyniy](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/gods-consuming-fire-and-israels-kosher-laws-26-parashat-shmiyniy/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Sh’miyniy” (Leviticus 9:1-11:47), which recounts Aaron’s first sacrifices, Nadab and Abihu’s uncommanded offering, and the establishment of the “kosher” laws for Israel. How much does our holiness depend on our knowledge of Scripture? When is it appropriate to do things In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Sh’miyniy” (Leviticus 9:1-11:47), which recounts Aaron’s first sacrifices, Nadab and Abihu’s uncommanded offering, and the establishment of the “kosher” laws for Israel. How much does our holiness depend on our knowledge of Scripture? When is it appropriate to do things - [The Consecration of Israel’s Everlasting Priesthood | 25 – Parashat Tzav](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/the-consecration-of-israels-everlasting-priesthood-25-parashat-tzav/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Tzav” (Leviticus 6:1(8)-8:36), which tells what parts of God’s holy sacrifices are the priests’ portion forever, and recounts the ordination of Aaron and his sons to serve as Israel’s priests. Can the priesthood’s holiness coexist with uncleanness? Has Aaron’s priesthood In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Tzav” (Leviticus 6:1(8)-8:36), which tells what parts of God’s holy sacrifices are the priests’ portion forever, and recounts the ordination of Aaron and his sons to serve as Israel’s priests. Can the priesthood’s holiness coexist with uncleanness? Has Aaron’s priesthood - [Blood and Atonement: The Sacrificial System Introduced | 24 – Parashat Vayiq’ra](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/blood-and-atonement-the-sacrificial-system-introduced-24-parashat-vayiqra/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayiq’ra” (Leviticus 1:1-5:26(6:7)), in which God instructs Moses on the basics of the sacrificial system, including the burnt, grain, peace, sin, and guilt offerings. Why is it forbidden for Israel or the priests to eat fat? How does Yeshua's perfection In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayiq’ra” (Leviticus 1:1-5:26(6:7)), in which God instructs Moses on the basics of the sacrificial system, including the burnt, grain, peace, sin, and guilt offerings. Why is it forbidden for Israel or the priests to eat fat? How does Yeshua's perfection - [Completing the Tabernacle: God Dwells with His People | 23 – Parashat P’qudei](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/completing-the-tabernacle-god-dwells-with-his-people-23-parashat-pqudei/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “P’qudei” (Exodus 38:21-40:38), which recounts Moses’ final examination and assembly of the Tabernacle, after which God’s glory appears and fills the tent to dwell in the midst of Israel. Why did Moses have to be the one to finish the In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “P’qudei” (Exodus 38:21-40:38), which recounts Moses’ final examination and assembly of the Tabernacle, after which God’s glory appears and fills the tent to dwell in the midst of Israel. Why did Moses have to be the one to finish the - [Ep. 76 | Does the Old Testament Affirm Messiah as God?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-76-does-the-old-testament-affirm-messiah-as-god/) - Christians say that Jesus is God. But isn’t this understanding just a misinterpretation or twisting of Scripture? Or maybe it’s an invention of the New Testament authors, not embraced by Yeshua Himself. Isn’t the idea of a man being God in total conflict with the Hebrew Scriptures? Not so fast! In this episode, Kevin considers at the biblical legitimacy of Yeshua’s deity, and whether or not the Hebrew Scriptures—the "Old Testament"—teaches that the Messiah is also God. - [Israel’s Generosity and the Construction of the Tabernacle | 22 – Parashat Vayaq’hel](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/israels-generosity-and-the-construction-of-the-tabernacle-22-parashat-vayaqhel/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayaq’hel” (Exodus 35:1-38:20), which tells how Israel generously supplies the materials needed to build the Tabernacle, and how God calls craftsmen and gives them His Spirit to construct the Tabernacle. What made Israel eager to give for God’s House? How In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayaq’hel” (Exodus 35:1-38:20), which tells how Israel generously supplies the materials needed to build the Tabernacle, and how God calls craftsmen and gives them His Spirit to construct the Tabernacle. What made Israel eager to give for God’s House? How - [The Golden Calf: Israel’s Rebellion and Moses’ Intercession | 21 – Parashat Kiy Tisa](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/the-golden-calf-israels-rebellion-and-moses-intercession-21-parashat-kiy-tisa/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Kiy Tisa” (Exodus 30:11-34:35), which recounts Israel’s idolatrous rebellion against God by making a golden calf, and Moses’ intercession on their behalf, causing God to preserve His covenant and promise to dwell with Israel. Why did Israel forsake the commands In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Kiy Tisa” (Exodus 30:11-34:35), which recounts Israel’s idolatrous rebellion against God by making a golden calf, and Moses’ intercession on their behalf, causing God to preserve His covenant and promise to dwell with Israel. Why did Israel forsake the commands - [Serving in Holiness: The Plan for the Priesthood | 20 – Parashat T’tzaveh](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/serving-in-holiness-the-plan-for-the-priesthood-20-parashat-ttzaveh/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “T’tzaveh” (Exodus 27:20-30:10), in which Moses receives instructions for establishing the priesthood of Aaron and his sons, describing their holy garments and ordination for serving in God’s holy Tabernacle. What do the priests’ garments reveal about their position before God? In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “T’tzaveh” (Exodus 27:20-30:10), in which Moses receives instructions for establishing the priesthood of Aaron and his sons, describing their holy garments and ordination for serving in God’s holy Tabernacle. What do the priests’ garments reveal about their position before God? - [Ep. 75 | Why We Need the Holy Spirit (Spirit Series Pt. 3)](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-75-why-we-need-the-holy-spirit-spirit-series-pt-3/) - What is the role of the Ruach HaQodesh in our lives? How do we yield to and move in Him? What does it mean to walk in the Spirit? In this final part of a 3-part series, Kevin surveys the Scriptures to illustrate how the Spirit of God can and desires to impact our daily lives both indirectly and inwardly. - [The Plan and Pattern of God’s Holy Tabernacle | 19 – Parashat T’rumah](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/the-plan-and-pattern-of-gods-holy-tabernacle-19-parashat-trumah/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “T’rumah” (Exodus 25:1-27:19), in which Moses receives the instructions for the Tabernacle (or Mish’kan)—the holy tent where God will dwell with the people of Israel—as well as for all the holy items to be placed inside. Does the Ark of In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “T’rumah” (Exodus 25:1-27:19), in which Moses receives the instructions for the Tabernacle (or Mish’kan)—the holy tent where God will dwell with the people of Israel—as well as for all the holy items to be placed inside. Does the Ark of - [Judgment and Compassion: The Commands of the Covenant | 18 – Parashat Mish’patiym](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/judgment-and-compassion-the-commands-of-the-covenant-18-parashat-mishpatiym/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Mish’patiym” (Exodus 21:1-24:18), in which God instructs Moses about slavery, punishments for various crimes, and God’s rewards for obedience, all of which Moses writes in the Book of the Covenant to seal the covenant with Israel in blood. What does In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Mish’patiym” (Exodus 21:1-24:18), in which God instructs Moses about slavery, punishments for various crimes, and God’s rewards for obedience, all of which Moses writes in the Book of the Covenant to seal the covenant with Israel in blood. What does - [Israel’s Slavery and the Birth of Moses: God Prepares a Savior | 13 – Parashat Sh’mot](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/israels-slavery-and-the-birth-of-moses-god-prepares-a-savior-13-parashat-shmot/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Sh’mot” (Exodus 1:1-6:1), which describes the suffering of Israel under the harsh slavery of Egypt, and how God preserved and raised up His special servant Moses, sending him to deliver Israel from the Egyptians. Why did God allow His people In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Sh’mot” (Exodus 1:1-6:1), which describes the suffering of Israel under the harsh slavery of Egypt, and how God preserved and raised up His special servant Moses, sending him to deliver Israel from the Egyptians. Why did God allow His people - [The Ten Commandments: Israel Arrives at Mount Sinai | 17 – Parashat Yit’ro](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/the-ten-commandments-israel-arrives-at-mount-sinai-17-parashat-yitro/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Yit’ro” (Exodus 18:1-20:23(26)), which describes Moses' reunion with his father-in-law Jethro, and Israel's arrival at Mount Sinai, where God reveals Himself in thick cloud, fire, and thunder to declare His Ten Commandments to Israel. How is Israel meant to function In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Yit’ro” (Exodus 18:1-20:23(26)), which describes Moses' reunion with his father-in-law Jethro, and Israel's arrival at Mount Sinai, where God reveals Himself in thick cloud, fire, and thunder to declare His Ten Commandments to Israel. How is Israel meant to function - [Passover, the Exodus, and the Blood of Redemption | 15 – Parashat Bo](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/passover-the-exodus-and-the-blood-of-redemption-15-parashat-bo/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Bo” (Exodus 10:1-13:16), which describes the final three plagues sent by God against Egypt, and how the blood of the Passover lambs spared the lives of the people of Israel and won their freedom. How is Yeshua like the Passover In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Bo” (Exodus 10:1-13:16), which describes the final three plagues sent by God against Egypt, and how the blood of the Passover lambs spared the lives of the people of Israel and won their freedom. How is Yeshua like the Passover - [Parting the Red Sea and God’s Provision in the Wilderness | 16 – Parashat B’shalach](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/parting-the-red-sea-and-gods-provision-in-the-wilderness-16-parashat-bshalach/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “B’shalach” (Exodus 13:17-17:16), which recounts how God gives Israel final salvation from the Egyptians by the parting of the Red Sea, and how God provides them with the essentials of life as He leads them in the wilderness. How does In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “B’shalach” (Exodus 13:17-17:16), which recounts how God gives Israel final salvation from the Egyptians by the parting of the Red Sea, and how God provides them with the essentials of life as He leads them in the wilderness. How does - [Pharaoh’s Hardness and God’s Power: The Ten Plagues Begin | 14 – Parashat Vaera](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/pharaohs-hardness-and-gods-power-the-ten-plagues-begin-14-parashat-vaera/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vaera” (Exodus 6:2-9:35), which tells of the confrontation between Moses the man of God and Pharaoh king of Egypt, as God sends the first seven of the Ten Plagues to punish the stubbornness of the Egyptians. What does God’s unique In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vaera” (Exodus 6:2-9:35), which tells of the confrontation between Moses the man of God and Pharaoh king of Egypt, as God sends the first seven of the Ten Plagues to punish the stubbornness of the Egyptians. What does God’s unique - [Ep. 73 | Who Is the Holy Spirit? (Spirit Series Pt. 1)](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-73-who-is-the-holy-spirit-spirit-series-pt-1/) - The Holy Spirit is our invisible partner in living out the word of God in the service of the Master Yeshua. He is not some unknowable, mysterious force to be feared or ignored, nor is He a mystical spigot that we can switch on for our spiritual indulgence. To correctly understand and walk in the Spirit, we need biblical balance. In this first part of a 3-part series, Kevin reintroduces us to the Holy Spirit, not according to doctrinal faith traditions or subjective personal experience, but according to the written revelation of Scriptures. - [Ep. 74 | How the Holy Spirit Connects With Us (Spirit Series Pt. 2)](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-74-how-the-holy-spirit-connects-with-us-spirit-series-pt-2/) - What does the Holy Spirit do? How do we connect with Him? What are the means and methods by which He interacts with us, empowering us to live our new life in Messiah? In this second part of a 3-part series, Kevin explores the Scriptures to discover more about the ways that God's Spirit comes into contact with our own, and how the Ruach accomplishes His work in us to move and activate us spiritually. - [The Blessings of the Sons of Israel and the Burial of Jacob | 12 – Parashat Vay’chiy](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/the-blessings-of-the-sons-of-israel-and-the-burial-of-jacob-12-parashat-vaychiy/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vay’chiy” (Genesis 47:28-50:26), which tells the final words and acts of Jacob, including the blessings he gives his sons and his elevation of Joseph's sons Manasseh and Ephraim. Why did Reuben lose his birthright? Will the lost tribes of Israel In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vay’chiy” (Genesis 47:28-50:26), which tells the final words and acts of Jacob, including the blessings he gives his sons and his elevation of Joseph's sons Manasseh and Ephraim. Why did Reuben lose his birthright? Will the lost tribes of Israel - [Joseph’s Rise to Power: Wisely Using God’s Gifts | 10 - Parashat Miqetz](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/josephs-rise-to-power-wisely-using-gods-gifts-10-parashat-miqetz/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Miqetz” (Genesis 41:1-44:17), which follows Joseph as he interprets the dreams of Pharaoh, becomes master over all Egypt, saves all the nations from a terrible famine, and disguises himself as he encounters and challenges his estranged brothers. What does Joseph In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Miqetz” (Genesis 41:1-44:17), which follows Joseph as he interprets the dreams of Pharaoh, becomes master over all Egypt, saves all the nations from a terrible famine, and disguises himself as he encounters and challenges his estranged brothers. What does Joseph - [Joseph’s Messianic Salvation of Israel | 11 - Parashat Vayigash](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/josephs-messianic-salvation-of-israel-11-parashat-vayigash/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayigash” (Genesis 44:18-47:27), which recounts how Joseph reveals himself to his brothers and brings the whole house of Jacob to Goshen, reuniting with his father and saving his family and all Egypt from the famine. Can Jacob’s response to Joseph’s In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayigash” (Genesis 44:18-47:27), which recounts how Joseph reveals himself to his brothers and brings the whole house of Jacob to Goshen, reuniting with his father and saving his family and all Egypt from the famine. Can Jacob’s response to Joseph’s - [Joseph, a Slave in Egypt: Serving and Suffering for God | 09 - Parashat Vayeshev](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/joseph-a-slave-in-egypt-serving-and-suffering-for-god-09-parashat-vayeshev/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayeshev” (Genesis 37:1-40:23), which tells how Israel’s favorite son, Joseph, is sold by his brothers to slavery in Egypt, where he shows his righteousness through temptation and oppression, and suffers false accusations which send him to prison. How does Joseph’s In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayeshev” (Genesis 37:1-40:23), which tells how Israel’s favorite son, Joseph, is sold by his brothers to slavery in Egypt, where he shows his righteousness through temptation and oppression, and suffers false accusations which send him to prison. How does Joseph’s - [Israel Strives and Prevails: The Return of Jacob | 08 - Parashat Vayish’lach](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/israel-strives-and-prevails-the-return-of-jacob-08-parashat-vayishlach/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayish’lach” (Genesis 32:4(3)-36:43), which follows Jacob back into the land of Canaan, where he wrestles with God Himself, reconciles with Esau, faces the fallout after his daughter is violated, and receives the name and the promise of Israel. How did In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayish’lach” (Genesis 32:4(3)-36:43), which follows Jacob back into the land of Canaan, where he wrestles with God Himself, reconciles with Esau, faces the fallout after his daughter is violated, and receives the name and the promise of Israel. How did - [Jacob’s Messed-up Family and God’s Continued Faithfulness | 07 - Parashat Vayetze](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/jacobs-messed-up-family-and-gods-continued-faithfulness-07-parashat-vayetze/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayetze” (Genesis 28:10-32:3(2)), which recounts God’s promise to Jacob at Bethel, Jacob’s marriage to Laban’s daughters, the birth of Jacob’s children, and God's protection of Jacob through his struggles and sojourning. Was Jacob’s Ladder an image of Yeshua? How did In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayetze” (Genesis 28:10-32:3(2)), which recounts God’s promise to Jacob at Bethel, Jacob’s marriage to Laban’s daughters, the birth of Jacob’s children, and God's protection of Jacob through his struggles and sojourning. Was Jacob’s Ladder an image of Yeshua? How did - [Faith, Deception, and Despising God’s Blessings: From Isaac to Jacob | 06 - Parashat Tol’dot](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/faith-deception-and-despising-gods-blessings-from-isaac-to-jacob-06-parashat-toldot/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Tol’dot” (Genesis 25:19-28:9), which describes Isaac’s sojourn among the Philistines, as well as the rivalry of twins Jacob and Esau, when Jacob supplants his older brother's inheritance of the promise of Abraham, forcing him to flee Canaan to escape Esau’s In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Tol’dot” (Genesis 25:19-28:9), which describes Isaac’s sojourn among the Philistines, as well as the rivalry of twins Jacob and Esau, when Jacob supplants his older brother's inheritance of the promise of Abraham, forcing him to flee Canaan to escape Esau’s - [Abraham’s Final Years: Trusting God’s Word and Seeking His Will | 05 - Parashat Chayei Sarah](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/abrahams-final-years-trusting-gods-word-and-seeking-his-will-05-parashat-chayei-sarah/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Chayei Sarah” (Genesis 25:19-28:9), which concludes Abraham’s story as he buries his wife Sarah, commissions his servant to find a bride for his son Isaac, fathers more children, and dies in peace in Canaan. What was the significance of Abraham In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Chayei Sarah” (Genesis 25:19-28:9), which concludes Abraham’s story as he buries his wife Sarah, commissions his servant to find a bride for his son Isaac, fathers more children, and dies in peace in Canaan. What was the significance of Abraham - [Abraham’s Radical Obedience and Sodom’s Corrupting Evil | 04 - Parashat Vayera](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/abrahams-radical-obedience-and-sodoms-corrupting-evil-04-parashat-vayera/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayera” (Genesis 18:1-22:24), which recounts Lot’s escape from Sodom and Gomorrah’s destruction, as well as how Abraham’s faith is tested when God commands him to sacrifice his son. Can we be righteous in an evil atmosphere? How does the Binding In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Vayera” (Genesis 18:1-22:24), which recounts Lot’s escape from Sodom and Gomorrah’s destruction, as well as how Abraham’s faith is tested when God commands him to sacrifice his son. Can we be righteous in an evil atmosphere? How does the Binding - [The Call of Abraham, Father of Faith | 03 - Parashat Lekh-L’kha](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/the-call-of-abraham-father-of-faith-03-parashat-lekh-lkha/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Lekh-L’kha” (Genesis 12:1-17:27), which begins the story of Abraham (originally named Abram), a man of faith with whom God makes a covenant, promising to make his descendants a great nation. What was God’s purpose in choosing Abraham’s descendants? How was In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Lekh-L’kha” (Genesis 12:1-17:27), which begins the story of Abraham (originally named Abram), a man of faith with whom God makes a covenant, promising to make his descendants a great nation. What was God’s purpose in choosing Abraham’s descendants? How was - [Noah, the Tower of Babel, and the Narrow Way of Salvation | 02 - Parashat Noach](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/noah-the-tower-of-babel-and-the-narrow-way-of-salvation-02-parashat-noach/) - In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Noach” (Genesis 6:9-11:32), which describes God’s judgment of mankind through a global Flood, His salvation of Noah through an Ark, and the division of Noah’s descendants at the Tower of Babel into many nations. Can corporate punishment be just? How In this week’s Messianic Jewish Bible study, Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “Noach” (Genesis 6:9-11:32), which describes God’s judgment of mankind through a global Flood, His salvation of Noah through an Ark, and the division of Noah’s descendants at the Tower of Babel into many nations. Can corporate punishment be just? How - [God Creates and Man Destroys: From Adam to the Nephilim | 01 - Parashat B’reshiyt](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/god-creates-and-man-destroys-from-adam-to-the-nephilim-01-parashat-breshiyt/) - In this week’s Bible study, Messianic Jewish brothers Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “B’reshiyt” (Genesis 1:1-6:8), which covers the events of Creation, the Fall, and mankind’s rapid descent into complete evil. Was the universe really created in six literal days? Does Yeshua appear in the first chapters of Genesis? What in the In this week’s Bible study, Messianic Jewish brothers Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portion “B’reshiyt” (Genesis 1:1-6:8), which covers the events of Creation, the Fall, and mankind’s rapid descent into complete evil. Was the universe really created in six literal days? Does Yeshua appear in the first chapters of Genesis? What in the - [Ep. 71 | Hope in a Hopeless Election](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-71-hope-in-a-hopeless-election/) - No matter how this year's presidential election turns out, there will still be grave concern for the future of our country. Many of us still believe that elections can save our country—can save us—and set things right. But according to the word of God, even while we participate in the electoral process, it is a fool’s errand to look for salvation from any man. In this episode, Kevin reminds us where our hope for every election truly lies, and encourages us with an unexpected and unusual message of hope. - [Ep. 72 | NON-Inspirational Bible Quotes - Kevin’s Favorites!](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-72-non-inspirational-bible-quotes-kevins-favorites/) - Well-known inspirational Bible quotes often bring us comfort, encouragement, motivation, reassurance and strength. Yet we tend to gravitate toward such verses not just because they’re emotionally uplifting, but because they’re contextually sanitized, non-confrontational, and undemanding of us. Such a shallow use of the Bible robs us of the endless abundance of inspiration found all over the Scriptures, including in the most unexpected, less delicate, more in-your-face and provocative of places. So with that in mind, here are four inspirational Bible verses that no one in their right mind has ever labeled “inspirational.” - [Ep. 70 | Why Christians (& Messianics) Don't Want to Follow the Real Jesus](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-70-why-christians-messianics-dont-want-to-follow-the-real-jesus/) - The knowledge and reality of Yeshua’s sacrifice fills and touches us in our inmost being, producing thoughts and feelings of appreciation, gratitude, thankfulness, passion, and profound, overflowing joy. This is the Jesus that most believers know and are more than happy to follow. But while all this is true, the problem is that far too many believers have also mistaken that unheavy burden and easy yoke for a walk with a gentle Jesus that is free of personal cost and responsibility. In today's episode, Kevin introduces the full, complete and demanding Yeshua of the Bible that most believers don't want to follow. - [Ep. 69 | Did a Preincarnate Jesus Really Appear in the OT?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-69-did-a-preincarnate-jesus-really-appear-in-the-ot/) - The mystery of Yeshua's divine dynamics as both fully God and fully man defies language and thought. Yet rather than be content to live with Scripture's unresolved tension of it, Christian theology has rationalized extrabiblical explanations—one of which is the concept of preincarnation. In this episode, Kevin searches the Old Testament for preincarnate, human-form appearances of Jesus, and considers the effect such an idea has on the true nature and person of Yeshua. - [PILOT | Does the Devil Really Come to Steal, Kill and Destroy?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/pilot-does-the-devil-really-come-to-steal-kill-and-destroy/) - If you’ve ever been exposed to any kind of Bible teaching, you’ve probably heard it said that the devil comes to steal, kill and destroy. But is that really what the Bible says? Join Kevin as he explains, in this pilot episode of the Biblically Correct Podcast. - [Ep. 1 | Does correctly understanding the Bible really matter?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-1-does-correctly-understanding-the-bible-really-matter/) - In a post-truth, post-reality world, what’s the use in reading the Bible anymore—much less trying to have a correct understanding of God’s word? Do today’s sincere, Bible-believing followers of Yeshua (Jesus) really want to know what the Bible actually says? Kevin asks these difficult questions—and deals with their difficult answers—in this inaugural episode of the Biblically Correct Podcast. - [Ep. 2 | Why I Say “Yeshua” Not “Jesus”](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-2-jewish-edition-why-i-say-yeshua-not-jesus/) - As a Jewish Messiah-follower, Kevin explores his two main reasons why he calls the Master “Yeshua,” rather than “Jesus.” This episode traces the Messiah’s name through Hebrew, Greek, Latin and English (visually illustrated in the video version), then explains the importance of preserving its meaning—and the impact it can have—both for believers in general, and specifically on Messianic Jewish identity. - [Ep. 3 | Is the Bible really the true, perfect word of God?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-3-is-the-bible-really-the-true-perfect-word-of-god/) - Is the Bible true? Is all of it true, or just some of it? Is the Bible actually the word of God, or of man? Is the Bible something we should pay attention to? Is it even worthy of our submission and obedience? Whether or not the Bible is true is at the heart of every question of biblical belief. In this episode, Kevin makes the case for the truth and perfection of the Bible—though maybe not in the way you might expect. - [Ep. 4 | What Is the Meaning of Life?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-4-what-is-the-meaning-of-life/) - Why do I exist? Where do I belong? What is the meaning of life? We usually ask such existential, philosophical questions in an effort to grasp our identity, purpose and self-worth. But the answer isn't something we need to go in search of, because it's already been found... in the Scriptures! In this episode, Kevin reveals what the Bible says is the meaning of life and explains what that entails for those who follow Messiah. - [Ep. 5 | The ONLY Biblically Correct Answer to Every Bible Question](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-5-the-only-biblically-correct-answer-to-every-bible-question/) - There is one thing that you absolutely must do—and a lot of things you shouldn’t—if you want to correctly understand the Bible. In this episode, Kevin reveals how to reliably and consistently get the ONLY biblically correct answer to every single Bible question, every single time. - [Ep. 6 | The Jewish People: Irrefutable Proof of God](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-6-is-there-irrefutable-proof-of-god/) - Can we prove that the God of the Bible actually exists? Is there something that we can touch or see or comprehend—the reality of which will prove the existence of God? In this powerful episode, Kevin offers what he believes is tangible, quantifiable, objectively observable evidence that the God of Israel is real. - [Ep. 7 | Which Bible version has the right translation?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-7-which-bible-version-has-the-right-translation/) - Not all Bible translations are created equal. Each version has a lot going on in the background, which can mean the difference between us receiving biblical truth or unbiblical fiction. Join Kevin for this engaging and informative look at the world of Bible translations. - [Ep. 8 | Why do believers in Yeshua (Jesus) continue to sin?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-8-why-do-believers-in-yeshua-jesus-continue-to-sin/) - If we as believers in Yeshua have been saved from our sins, then why do we keep going back to them? In this episode, Kevin explains from the Scriputres why believers continue to sin, and more importantly, what we need to do to stop! - [Ep. 9 | Why you need CONTEXT to understand the Bible](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-9-why-you-need-context-to-understand-the-bible/) - Everything we do, see, hear and say has a context, and when we ignore or are unaware of it, nearly everything can be misconstrued. Just as context is crucial to understanding life, it’s also crucial for comprehending God’s word. In fact, it’s impossible to fully understand the Bible without it. Kevin explains the concept of context with hand-on examples from Scripture in this foundational teaching. - [Ep. 10 | How does the Bible say we should treat ONE ANOTHER?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-10-how-does-the-bible-say-we-should-treat-one-another/) - In an age of ever-increasing isolation and unhealthy independence, even believers in Yeshua are lacking meaningful relationships and true community. Kevin brings an encouraging reminder and exhortation from the Scriptures about how God really wants us to treat one another. - [Ep. 11 | Does the Bible really mean what it plainly says?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-11-does-the-bible-really-mean-what-it-plainly-says/) - In an age of ever-increasing isolation and unhealthy independence, even believers in Yeshua are lacking meaningful relationships and true community. Kevin brings an encouraging reminder and exhortation from the Scriptures about how God really wants us to treat one another. - [Ep. 12 | Does God Really Have a Son?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-12-does-god-really-have-a-son/) - The Bible claims that Yeshua is the Son of God, but how can the eternal Creator of the universe—the God of Israel—have a son? In this episode, Kevin explains from a Jewish perspective how the Hebrew Scriptures point to Yeshua as the Son of God, how the New Covenant Scriptures expound on that view, and the meaning that’s wrapped up in this most important title of the Messiah. - [Ep. 13 | Is Yeshua (Jesus) really God?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-13-is-yeshua-jesus-really-god/) - Does the Bible actually claim that Yeshua (Jesus) is God? Or is this just some absurd, unsupported contrivance of Christianity? The biblical fact of Yeshua’s simultaneous, unmingled deity and humanity is more than just a theological sidenote or curiosity—it is at the heart of the message of the Good News. This episode is Part 1 of a two part exploration of what the Scriptures say concerning the deity and humanity of Yeshua. - [Ep. 14 | Is Yeshua (Jesus) HUMAN—Just Like Us?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-14-is-yeshua-jesus-humanjust-like-us/) - The Messiah Yeshua is God in the flesh. But why would God need to enter humanity in this way? Can Yeshua truly be just a man if He is also truly God? Does Yeshua’s equal humanness also hold equal significance for our faith? This episode explores why Yeshua’s humanity is not only crucial for our salvation, but for our daily life as His disciples. This episode is Part 2 of a two part exploration of what the Scriptures say concerning the deity and humanity of Yeshua. - [Ep. 15 | Bible Study Tools: Everything You Do (and Don’t!) Need](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-15-bible-study-tools-everything-you-do-and-dont-need/) - Finding answers in the Bible isn't always as simple as picking up the Book and reading it. Sometimes, we need help finding what we're looking for. Thankfully, there are resources to help us do just that—while there are others that can contaminate our understanding. Join Kevin in this introduction to Bible study tools, as he shares his unique perspective on how anyone can correctly study the Bible. - [Ep. 16 | The theology that's “rotting the Church from the inside out”](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-16-the-theology-thats-rotting-the-church-from-the-inside-out/) - Recent research shows that the most popular worldview in the United States is a fake, soft, twisted form of Christianity that has also infected not just the Christian Church, but the Messianic Jewish Movement as well. In this episode, Kevin arms you with the truth by breaking down "Moralistic Therapeutic Deism," and comparing its false beliefs to what the Scriptures actually say. - [Ep. 17 | The Best Way to Correctly Interpret Scripture](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-17-the-best-resource-for-understanding-the-bible/) - Of all the millions of books, websites and videos; thousands of Bible teachers of all shapes and theologies; and hundreds of doctrinal statements, commentaries and catechisms, there is only one source with God-given authority to perfectly interpret Scripture. In this episode, Kevin demonstrates the importance of looking first (and often, looking only) to Scripture any time we need to understand Scripture. - [Ep. 18 | What Judaism Gets Wrong About Passover](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-18-what-judaism-gets-wrong-about-passover/) - Passover is perhaps the most widely observed Jewish holiday, carrying with it thousands of years of history and rich tradition. And yet, most of what is typically observed today in the central ceremony of Pesach—the Passover Seder—isn't biblical. In this episode, Kevin seeks to elevate the the written word of God by considering the origins of the traditional food elements on the Seder plate, and then offering a scriptural alternative to the traditional Seder. - [Ep. 19 | Secondary Resources for Bible Study: More Harm Than Good?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-19-secondary-resources-for-bible-study-more-harm-than-good/) - Many of us rely on secondary sources such as Bible dictionaries, commentaries and the religious writings of our various faith traditions for studying and understanding the Bible. But, on balance, do these and other resources do more harm than good? In this episode, Kevin takes a dive into the world of extra-biblical, secondary Bible sources, with some fascinating and mind-boggling results. - [Ep. 20 | American Civil Liberties: Is Fighting for Freedom Biblical?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-20-american-civil-liberties-is-fighting-for-freedom-biblical/) - As believers in Yeshua (Jesus), do we have a biblical obligation to fight for American constitutional freedoms? How far, if it all, do we personally have to go to preserve and protect those civil liberties? In this episode, Kevin shares his own personal journey through the Bible in search of patriotic answers. - [Ep. 21 | Are We Supposed to Take the Bible LITERALLY?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-21-are-we-supposed-to-take-the-bible-literally/) - A common criticism of and among believers is that we take the Bible too literally—or, not literally enough. So are we supposed to take the Bible literally, or not? And if so, what does that mean? In this episode, Kevin explores this concept along with a look at the different types of literary genres and figures of speech found in the masterpiece of literature: the Bible. - [Ep. 22 | The Problem with Being “Messianic”](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-22-the-problem-with-being-messianic/) - When believers in Yeshua say that they’re “Messianic,” what exactly do they mean? Does it mean they hold strange, unbiblical beliefs? Does it represent a profound, scriptural understanding of the faith not embraced by traditional Christianity? Could it be a combination of both? In this episode, Kevin explores the origins and meaning of the word "messianic," both from a biblical perspective, and from his perspective as a Messianic Jew. - [Ep. 23 | The One Bible Question You Should NEVER ASK](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-23-the-one-bible-question-you-should-never-ask/) - Anyone who’s ever read the Bible knows that while the word of God holds the answers to the deepest, most profound questions of our lives, it can also leave us asking more questions. But if we want to know the truth of the Scriptures, then we must avoid asking the single most deceptive and diverting question of them all. In this episode, Kevin explains how this one question is the worst question anyone can ever ask for understanding the Bible. - [Ep. 24 | Why Jesus Is NOT Coming Back (As Soon As You Think)](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-24-why-jesus-is-not-coming-back-as-soon-as-you-think/) - The Scriptures make it abundantly clear that Yeshua is coming again—returning in triumphant glory! But is His soon return really as imminent as many would like to believe? Is it true that right now, especially at this increasingly chilling time in modern history, that Yeshua could return at any moment? But what if the Bible says that there's something else which needs to happen first? - [Ep. 25 | Is the Bible Open to Personal Interpretation?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-25-is-the-bible-open-to-personal-interpretation/) - If God is one—undivided—and the Scriptures are the written word of God, then why do we think that there can be more than one legitimate interpretation of the Bible? We apparently believe this to be so, since we allow ourselves to disagree with one another about what the Scriptures say. In this episode, Kevin challenges the concepts of denominations and doctrinal divisions, and exhorts us all in the only biblically correct way to interpret the Bible. - [Ep. 26 | What Do Messianic Jewish Leaders Believe?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-26-what-do-messianic-jewish-leaders-believe/) - Would it concern you to know that your pastor or rabbi or congregational leader holds heretical beliefs? Well, a few of them actually admitted to Kevin that they did in the 2020 Messianic Leaders Survey he conducted through MJMI. In this episode, Kevin explains some of responses and trends in theologial beliefs among Messianic congregational leaders, and how they reveal both good and bad news for the American Messianic Jewish Movement. - [Ep. 27 | Can We Both Logically & Spiritually Understand the Bible?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-27-can-we-both-logically-spiritually-understand-the-bible/) - The Bible is a spiritual book, taught to us by the Holy Spirit. So isn’t it contradictory—maybe even blasphemous—to use logic and reason to understand it? In this episode, Kevin explores the Scriptures to determine if or how logic and reason are opposed to the Spirit, and how they might all work together to help us comprehend the truth of the Scriptures. - [Ep. 28 | Why I’m NOT a “Christian”](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-28-why-im-not-a-christian/) - Both Jews and Christians agree: a Jew who believes in Jesus (Yeshua) is now a Christian. So what reason could there possibly be for a Jewish follower of Yeshua *not* to want to be called a “Christian?” Is he just being disingenuous? Maybe he’s denying his faith. In this episode, Kevin explains both from the Scriptures and his personal experience, how Jews can legitimately believe in and give their lives to Yeshua, yet also retain their biblically Jewish identity—and why the whole world depends on it. - [Ep. 29 | What Judaism Gets Wrong About Rosh Hashanah](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-29-what-judaism-gets-wrong-about-rosh-hashanah/) - Rosh Hashanah—the Jewish New Year, the Feast of Trumpets. It's the second-biggest holiday in Judaism, kicking off the high holy day season. Yet sadly, the beautiful and profound traditions of Rosh Hashanah are not found in the Bible. In today's episode, Kevin takes a Scriptural look at this important day to explain what Judaism gets wrong, the true meaning of the appointed time, and how the traditions have influenced the theology of Messianic believers. - [Ep. 30 | 6 of the WORST WAYS to Interpret the Bible](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-30-6-of-the-worst-ways-to-interpret-the-bible/) - Why is there so much disagreement among denominations and believers about what the Bible says? Because even some of the most well-known teachers and established doctrines rely upon inconsistent, faulty methods of Bible interpretation. In this episode, Kevin looks at some of the absolute worst ways to interpret the Bible that guarantee a wrong answer every time. Learn how to recognize and avoid these bad interpretation methods. - [Ep. 31 | 5 Strategies for Answering Unbiblical Beliefs](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-31-5-strategies-for-answering-unbiblical-beliefs/) - Unbiblical ideas can be found everywhere—even in sermons, Bible studies with your friends, or discussing the Scriptures online. In this episode, Kevin gives you five simple strategies to help you stand up for the truth of God’s word, and to answer unbiblical beliefs you might hear from your fellow believers. - [Ep. 32 | 5 Great Features of the MJLT Messianic Bible Translation](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-32-mjlt-the-best-messianic-bible-translation/) - The Messianic Jewish Literal Translation of the New Covenant Scriptures (MJLT NCS) is not just an important Messianic Bible translation that restores its Jewishness. It's also an objectively excellent, reliable version that uniquely presents and preserves the word of God. In this episode, Kevin picks his five favorite features of the MJLT and explains how they each contribute to making it such a solid Bible version and set it apart from other versions of the Bible. - [Ep. 33 | Can You Be a Believer in Jesus But Still Not Be Saved?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-33-can-you-be-a-believer-in-jesus-but-still-not-be-saved/) - The Bible clearly teaches, "Believe in the Master Yeshua, and you will be saved." But what if the Bible also says that being a believer doesn't just mean believing? That despite that belief, you might not actually be saved and receive eternal life? In this episode, Kevin scripturally exhorts us not toward a works-based faith, but toward a belief that moves us to be more than just a "believer." This is a message that every believer needs to take to heart. - [Ep. 34 | 10 Principles for Correctly Understanding the Bible](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-34-10-principles-for-correctly-understanding-the-bible/) - Kevin gives his top ten principles for sound Bible interpretation in this crash course on how to correctly understand the Bible. He reviews each principle, describes the situation in which that principle should be applied, and then explains why that principle is necessary for the right understanding of Scripture. An excellent resource for anyone who wants to know the truth of the Bible. - [Ep. 35 | Messianics Are Missing the Point of Chanukah](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-35-messianics-are-missing-the-point-of-chanukah/) - Many Jewish and Gentile Messianics are drawn to Chanukah in large part because of how they see Chanukah fulfilled in Yeshua. But what if injecting Jesus into a Jewish holiday isn’t the point? What if the real point of Chanukah isn’t about miracles, latkes and lights, but something far more powerful and fundamental to our faith? In this episode, Kevin explains how knowing the real story of Chanukah will effect not just how you celebrate it, but how you walk with Yeshua in your everyday life. - [2022 | A Special Thank You PLUS BLOOPERS!](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/2022-special-thank-you-plus-bloopers/) - A heartfelt thank you message from Kevin. Plus, watch the video version on YouTube for this year's best podcast bloopers and outtakes! - [Ep. 36 | Celebrating 20 Years of Ministry! Perfect Word's 20th Anniversary Episode](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-36-perfect-word-20th-anniversary/) - Praise God! We're celebrating 20 years of ministry! Join Kevin as he commemorates this major milestone, while also reflecting on the important work and message of Perfect Word. Plus, you don't want to miss his special SURPRISE GUESTS! Come join us! - [Ep. 37 | Bearing the Standard, Pt. 1 of 3: Why You Need the Scriptures](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-37-bearing-the-standard-pt-1-of-3-why-you-need-the-scriptures/) - What happens when we fail to fix our eyes on the standard of God's word? What makes the Bible such a supreme and perfect standard? What does it mean to bear the standard of Scripture? In this first part of a 3-part series based on Kevin's must-read book, Kevin explains what Yeshua taught us about bearing the standard of Scripture, and how it affects our ability to believe in and walk out the reality of our salvation. - [Ep. 38 | Bearing the Standard, Pt. 2 of 3: The Hostile Influences That Keep You From Following God](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-38-bearing-the-standard-pt-2-of-3-hostile-influences/) - When we seek out and listen to other voices of influence to provide us guidance about how to live our lives as believers in Yeshua, were saying that God’s own words aren’t enough—that every Scripture that was breathed onto the page by God Himself is insufficient. In this second part of a 3-part series, Kevin reveals the hostile influences which you may be allowing to work in your life that are keeping you from effectively bearing the standard of Scripture. - [Ep. 39 | Bearing the Standard, Pt. 3 of 3: Why You Must Stand Up for the Word of God](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-39-bearing-the-standard-pt-3-of-3-stand-up-for-the-scriptures/) - Each one of us believes that we know what’s true—what’s right and good. But without a sole, objective standard to guide and enlighten us, then what’s really true will be nearly impossible to find—namely, the absolute truth of the word of God. In this final part of a 3-part series, Kevin exhorts all true followers of Yeshua to admit the Bible's sufficiency and supremacy, and to dedicate every breath of your being to bearing the standard of Scripture. Are you willing to join the cause? - [Ep. 40 | Should Messianics Keep Jewish Tradition?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-40-should-messianics-keep-jewish-tradition/) - As Messianic Jews, what should our attitude be toward Jewish tradition? According to some, Paul tells us that we should keep the traditions of Judaism, just as long as they don't contradict or violate Scripture. But is such an assertion really true? In this episode, Kevin closely examines the teachings of Paul and Yeshua for a Scriptural view of tradition. - [Ep. 41 | What Can Passover Teach You About Your Identity In Messiah?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-41-what-can-passover-teach-you-about-your-identity-in-messiah/) - For a full week every year, beginning at Passover, God commands Israel to eat only food made without leaven (matzah) as a reminder of how God brought freedom to Israel and rescued them from their slavery in Egypt forever. In this episode, Kevin helps you to inwardly prepare yourself for the Passover season with a powerful insight into the matzah that will reveal and convict your heart of your true reality in Yeshua. - [Ep. 42 | Are Messianic Gentiles 2nd Class Citizens?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-42-are-messianic-gentiles-2nd-class-citizens/) - It has been an issue in modern Messianic Jewish congregations basically since the beginning: many Gentile congregants have felt like second-class citizens in part because they've heard the often-repeated refrain, "to the Jew first." In this episode, Kevin looks at the Scriptures to determine if this possible doctrine of favoritism has any basis in Scripture, and, if so, whether it is compatible with the Bible's call for unity between Jews and Gentiles. - [Ep. 43 | 6 Non-negotiable Beliefs for Uniting in Messiah](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-43-6-non-negotiable-beliefs-for-uniting-in-messiah/) - In today's divided, biblically confused Body of Messiah, it's hard to know who truly shares the faith of the Scriptures. What, then, are the minimum beliefs that should allow basic fellowship with other believers, and identify each of us as having an essential, biblical faith? In this episode, Kevin explores the 6 non-negotiables that form the foundation of Scriptural relationships. - [Ep. 44 | Are Messianics Swapping One Religion for Another?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-44-reaching-god-without-religion/) - When believers in Yeshua first come in to a Messianic or Hebraic understanding of the faith, it can be an exciting and spiritually invigorating time. But as you begin to navigate this new, unfamiliar territory, it can also be confusing. Is this a Jewish faith? Is it Christian? Is it somewhere in the middle? And despite having moved on from one brand of religion, you end up just exchanging it for another one, mistaking it for a “true faith” in God. In this episode, Kevin addresses this blind spot that many believers have whenever they begin traveling a new spiritual path, and suggests a way to successfully reach God without religion. - [Ep. 45 | Why You Should Never "Go to Church" (Called-Forth, Pt. 1)](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-45-why-you-should-never-go-to-church-called-forth-pt-1/) - In most people’s minds, “church” is a physical place, and "going to church" means traveling to that special congregational building, at a special time, in order to attend and participate in worship services. But is this really what the Scriptures say is the true nature of “church”? What if the way we typically think of "church" is actually completely wrong? In this introductory episode, Kevin begins to challenge the traditional meaning and understanding of what the Bible really says about "church." - [Ep. 46 | The Rapture and the Salvation of Israel](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-46-the-rapture-and-the-salvation-of-israel/) - What does the Bible say about a pre-tribuation rapture, and what effect does the rapture have on the timing of the salvation of Israel? In this episode, Kevin explores the biblical teachings about the rapture, the great tribulation, the Day of the Lord, and where Messianic Jews fit in a biblical understanding of the sequence of end-time events and the return of Yeshua (Jesus). - [Ep. 47 | What Is the True Church? (Called-Forth, Pt. 2)](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-47-what-is-the-true-church-called-forth-pt-2/) - Almost every believer in Yeshua (Jesus) knows that we are "the church"—the Body of Messiah. Yet in practice, barely any of us see ourselves this way outside the context of worship services and congregational buildings. In this episode, Kevin makes the biblical description of our identity as "the church" clearer and more prominent in our minds—so that we'll never see "church" the same way ever again. - [Ep. 48 | Who Is a Jew? (What the Bible Says, and Why It Matters)](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-48-who-is-a-jew-what-the-bible-says-and-why-it-matters/) - What determines whether someone is Jewish? Is it strictly ethnic lineage, or is there something else? Is someone a Jew only if they have Jewish parents or grandparents? What if you have distant Jewish heritage? Can you gain or lose your identity as a Jew through conversion? Are Christians spiritual Jews? In this episode, Kevin addresses the confusion and wide range of questions about who the Bible considers to be a Jew, and the eternal importance of that answer. - [Ep. 49 | The Organic Structure of Biblical Church (Called-Forth, Pt. 3)](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-49-the-organic-structure-of-biblical-church-called-forth-pt-3/) - The true "church" is not the buildings, but the people. And yet, the living organism of Yeshua's Body that is described in the Bible—of which we as believers are its members—has been replaced over time by complex organization and institutional structure. In this episode, Kevin takes us on a Scriptural survey that reveals the true functioning of the Body of Messiah, and exhorts us all to get back to the simple, organic, biblical structure of "church." - [Ep. 51 | Are Gentile Believers in Yeshua (Jesus) Part of Israel? (PART 2)](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-51-are-gentile-believers-in-yeshua-jesus-part-of-israel-part-2/) - In the previous episode, Kevin extensively examined the Scriptures to determine if Christians or Messianic Gentiles become part of Israel through Yeshua. In this follow-up teaching, Kevin covers additional material and answers objections based on related topics, including the "Israel of God" and "not all who are of Israel are Israel." - [Ep. 50 | Are Gentile Believers in Yeshua (Jesus) Part of Israel? (Part 1)](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-50-are-gentile-believers-in-yeshua-jesus-part-of-israel/) - Christians and Messianic Gentiles are, by faith, sons of God, sons of Abraham, heirs of the promise, grafted-in and much more—but does that make them part of Israel? Are they "spiritual Israel?" Do they expand or enlarge Israel? Are Gentile believers now Israel? In this episode, Kevin extensively examines the one new man of Ephesians 2, the olive tree of Romans 11 and other relevant passages to biblically clarify the Gentile believer's connection to Israel, and to encourage them in who they truly and fully are in Messiah. - [Ep. 52 | WHERE the Biblical Church Would Meet (Called-Forth, Pt. 4)](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-52-where-the-biblical-church-would-meet-called-forth-pt-4/) - When most people think of "church," they envision a building, an assembly hall, or some other kind of physical structure. But what if what that church building not only isn't "church," but isn't actually prescribed anywhere in the Bible? What if the biblical concept of church is far more simple and natural than that? In this episode, Kevin compares the idea of church buildings to where the biblical Body of Messiah actually met together, and then explores how the places where today's believers gather can better reflect the values and patterns of Scripture. - [Ep. 53 | WHEN the Biblical Church Should Meet (Called-Forth, Pt. 5)](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-53-when-the-biblical-church-should-meet-called-forth-pt-5/) - Most active Christians and Messianics make it a priority to attend at least one Saturday or Sunday worship service. But should that weekly meeting really be our goal? Does participating in a once-a-week worship service truly reflect the Bible’s example for when we should gather ourselves together? In this episode, Kevin looks at what the Scriptures say regarding when and how often believers are supposed to meet, then considers how this should reshape the way we think about the reason and frequency for gathering as the Body of Messiah. - [Ep. 54 | How the Book of Ya'aqov (James) Can Transform Your Faith](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-54-how-the-book-of-yaaqov-james-can-transform-your-faith/) - One of the most important books of the New Testament is, sadly, also one of the most overlooked: the book of James. Hidden all the way near the back in most Bible versions, James doesn’t tend to be a favorite. Maybe people just don’t find him inspirational enough. Maybe they don’t make it that far in their Bible reading. But when we overlook James, we undercut one of the most fundamental aspects of our faith. In this episode, Kevin champions the foundational nature of the book of Ya'aqov (James), and makes a case for how its fundamental teachings can transform your faith. - [Ep. 55 | The True Purpose of Church (Called-Forth, Pt. 6)](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-55-the-true-purpose-of-church-called-forth-pt-6/) - Ask most believers about the purpose of church, and they'll say it's for praise, worship and the teaching of God's word. But what if the Scriptures say no such thing? What if our ideas for why the church even exists has been completely and hopelessly wrong? In this episode, Kevin reveals the true, biblical purpose of "church"—what the Bible depicts for our believer's gatherings, for our believing communities, and for all of us collectively as Yeshua's united Body. - [Ep. 56 | Communion: What the Bible Really Says](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-56-communion-what-the-bible-really-says/) - Communion is one of the main sacramental rites of Christianity, holding a deeply personal, spiritual significance for millions of believers worldwide for generations. But is the ordinance of communion (or the eucharist) actually in the Bible? Did Jesus really institute a communion ceremony during His last supper? In this episode, Kevin challenges the traditions of Christianity's communion, then explains what the biblical “Lord’s supper” actually is, according to the Scriptures. - [Ep. 57 | How to Do Biblical "Church"... WITHOUT a Church! (Called-Forth, Pt. 7)](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-57-how-to-do-biblical-church-without-a-church-called-forth-pt-7/) - The "church" of God—Yeshua's "Called-Forth"—was never meant to be based on form or structure, but on us: the people. In the Scriptures, we've been given a biblical pattern that reveals how we are supposed to work and function together as the Body of Messiah, and it looks nothing like "church" (or "Messianic synagogue") as usual. In this episode, Kevin wraps up his 7-part series about biblical "church" with a candid word of exhortation, and a vivid sketch of what our gatherings and communities could look like... if we actually followed the Scriptures. - [Ep. 58 | Biblical Belief Is Near Extinction](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-58-biblical-belief-is-near-extinction/) - If you thought biblical belief in the Body of Messiah today was slowly declining, you'd be mistaken—it's nearly extinct, and it's happening fast. In this episode, Kevin looks at recent research that exposes the almost non-existent biblical worldview in America, and then offers a way forward for the faithful few who remain. - [Ep. 59 | How to Find the Bible’s Unwritten Principles](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-59-how-to-find-the-bibles-unwritten-principles/) - The Bible often plainly communicates how God expects us to think and act. But what if the Scriptures don’t speak directly to a specific thing we’re dealing with, or if they appear to be silent about a particular topic altogether? In this episode, Kevin demonstrates how to discern and apply biblical patterns and unwritten principles that God has implicitly encoded into the living word of Scripture. - [Ep. 60 | Should We Say God's Sacred Name יהוה YHVH?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-60-should-we-say-gods-sacred-name/) - The pronunciation of the Sacred Name of God—the Tetragrammaton, "Yahweh"—has been obscured in the Hebrew text of the Bible. Yet some say that not only can the Name be restored, it must be, because pronouncing it is necessary for salvation. In this episode, Kevin discusses this view of the Sacred Name and analyzes the Hebrew to determine if the correct pronunciation of יהוה has truly been lost. - [Ep. 61 | Why I Say "Yeshua" Not "YAHSHUA"](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-61-why-i-say-yeshua-not-yahshua/) - Many Messianic believers, rather than call the Messiah "Jesus," call Him by His Hebrew name "Yeshua." But some Messianics instead call Him something different, such as "Yahshua" or "Yahushua," incorporating the Sacred Name of God, יהוה. Why do they pronounce it like this, and can we know definitively which way is correct? In this episode, Kevin digs into the Hebrew to show us the correct pronunciation of the Messiah's name. Which is it? "Yeshua" or "YAHSHUA"? - [Ep. 62 | Divorce & Remarriage: What the Bible Does (& Doesn't) Say](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-62-divorce-remarriage-what-the-bible-does-doesnt-say/) - God hates divorce, and the Bible has nothing even close to good to say about it. So why is no-fault divorce rampant in the Body of Messiah today? Why do believers allow their marriages to be torn apart by it? In this episode, Kevin lays out and explains what the Scriptures actually say about divorce and remarriage, then offers some biblically-based advice for believers who have been divorced, have been involved in remarriage, or are right now contemplating either one. - [Ep. 63 | Not for Harm: How God Prunes the Body of Messiah](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-63-not-for-harm-how-god-prunes-the-body-of-messiah/) - Could God be pruning the Body of Messiah? Would the Father ever separate believers from the vine of Yeshua? If so, why? Is the shrinking Body of Messiah evidence that God is at work? In this episode, Kevin digs into Yeshua's words about pruning and bearing fruit, and then offers an encouragement to today's struggling and shrinking Body of believers. - [Ep. 64 | 5 Things Most Every Jewish Person Doesn't Know](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-64-5-things-most-every-jewish-person-doesnt-know/) - It might come as a surprise, but most Jewish people actually know very little about the Bible. Today's Jewish people have grown increasingly secular and humanistic, with no standard frame of reference where it comes to spiritual or religious topics. But despite the vast differences in beliefs among Jews, one thing you can almost always count on is that Jewish people are highly unlikely to know is the truth about the most important Jew who ever lived: Yeshua. In this episode, Kevin discusses five biblical facts that most every Jewish doesn't know—but needs to—in order to learn the truth about the true, Jewish Messiah. - [What's next for the podcast](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/whats-next-for-the-podcast/) - A brief word from Kevin about the YouTube channel, the podcast, and other ministry efforts at Perfect Word. - [Ep. 65 | Go & Make Converts? Why Discipleship Is Dead](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-65-go-make-converts-why-discipleship-is-dead/) - Yeshua gave us one main job: to make disciples. So why do so many Christians and Messiah-believers today look and act just like the world? Why don't they more closely resemble Yeshua? Why hasn't the generational passing down of doctrines and traditions been enough? In this episode, Kevin explains why the Body of Messiah has failed to make true disciples of Yeshua, and reveals what we need to start doing right now to fulfill and restore the great commission of discipleship. - [Ep. 66 | Are You Being Messianic JEWISH or Messianic JUDAISM-ISH?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-66-are-you-being-messianic-jewish-or-messianic-judaism-ish/) - Why is traditional, Rabbinic Judaism so deeply embedded in the culture and expression of the typical Messianic Jewish synagogue service and community? Why have Messianics adopted Judaism in this way? Does it actually make us better disciples of Messiah? In what way does Judaism really support and reinforce the Jewishness of a Messianic Jew? In this episode, Kevin explains the vast difference between being Jewish and being "Judaismish," and expresses concern about the danger that relying on non-Messianic Judaism creates for the faithful keeping of Scripture. - [Ep. 67 | 3 Bible Study Mistakes You Don't Want to Make](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-67-3-bible-study-mistakes-you-dont-want-to-make/) - They say “a little knowledge is a dangerous thing,” and nowhere is this more true than when it comes to using Bible study tools. While a seminary degree is hardly necessary to qualify someone to handle the Scriptures, one still needs to understand Bible tool basics in order to properly use them. In today's episode, Kevin demonstrates three major mistakes that people make with Bible tools, specifically with Hebrew and Greek lexicons. - [Ep. 68 | Is the Trinity Actually a Biblical Doctrine?](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/podcast/ep-68-is-the-trinity-actually-a-biblical-doctrine/) - The Trinity is arguably the singular foundational doctrine of historical Christianity. The teaching of a triune godhead—of one God in three persons: the Father, Son and Holy Spirit—is at the center of the Christian creeds, and is universally accepted across denominational lines. But is it true that the God of Israel—whom Moses says is “One”—is, actually, also three? In this episode, Kevin looks at the Scriptures to see if they do indeed teach that God is a Trinity, and considers whether holding to Christian Trinitarian doctrine is truly necessary for biblical faith. ## Categories - [Updates](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/category/updates/) ## Podcasts - [The Biblically Correct Podcast](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/series/biblically-correct-podcast/) - Teaching biblical correctness in a biblically incorrect world, Messianic Jewish author Kevin Geoffrey of Perfect Word Ministries and MJMI exposes biblical misinformation, ignorance and illiteracy by teaching the truth and reality of God’s perfect word—the Scriptures. - [Perfect Word Torah Portions](https://www.biblicallycorrectpodcast.org/series/torah-portions/) - In this weekly Messianic Jewish Bible study, brothers Josiah Geoffrey and Hosea Geoffrey explore the Torah Portions (Parashiyot), discussing the lessons and practical applications of each portion, as well as looking for Yeshua in the Torah (Joh. 5:46).