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When Sarah laughed at the news that she would bear a son, God responded, "Is anything too hard for the Lord?" A little Hebrew study reveals that this line is much better than just about something being "too hard."

Is Anything too Hard for the Lord? When Sarah laughed at the news that she would bear a son, God said, "Is anything too hard for the Lord?" A little Hebrew study reveals that this line is much lovelier than just about something being "too hard."

This may surprise you, that you can hear rabbinic thought of Jesus' day expressing the idea that faith rather than works is primary in our relationship with God.
https://engediresourcecenter.com/2019/06/05/jesus-surprising-answer/

The major concern of Paul's opponents was that it was necessary for the Gentiles to become Jews in order to be saved.How could God accept them when they were not a part of the covenant he had clearly given?
https://engediresourcecenter.com/2019/09/09/the-context-of-pauls-conflict/

While in London recently, I was interviewed on The Middle East Report on Revelation TV. The topic was “Rediscovering the Jewish Identity of the Messiah.” The questions were a little different than in other interviews I’ve done. Let me know what you think!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsVxrqCq_y0

While in London recently, I was interviewed on The Middle East Report on Revelation TV. The topic was “Rediscovering the Jewish Identity of the Messiah.” The questions were a little different than in other interviews I’ve done. Let me know what you think!

The Middle East Report Re-discovering the Jewishness of Jesus In this week's edition of The Middle East Report, Simon Barrett wel...

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gives his guidance for becoming a disciple after God’s heart. This is the idea of not asking how little you can do, but how much you can do, to please your Father in heaven.
https://engediresourcecenter.com/2019/06/10/hasidut-righteou…s-beyond-the-law/ ‎

There is a line in the Lord’s prayer that is confusing to many. Let’s address the puzzling phrase,”deliver us from evil.”

Keep Us From Evil - En-Gedi Resource Center The line from the Lord's prayer, "deliver us from evil," is confusing to many. Since Jesus told us to pray this way, it is good to understand his words.

If Leah had “weak eyes,” did she squint a lot? Or could this refer to something that was much better?

The Gentle Eyes of Leah - En-Gedi Resource Center "Leah had weak eyes, but Rachel was lovely in form, and beautiful." God consistently came to Leah's aid by blessing her with children.

June is a popular month for weddings. In Revelation we read of the imagery of the marriage of the Bride and the Lamb. Where is this imagery coming from?

The Bride and the Lamb - En-Gedi Resource Center There are many puzzling images in the book of Revelation, like the marriage of the Bride and the Lamb. Where is this image coming from?

You might be surprised that Jesus found his inspiration for the “poor in spirit” and other beatitudes in the book of Isaiah.
https://engediresourcecenter.com/2015/07/09/the-poor-in-spirit/