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05/29/2026

Most Christians assume Paul was essentially inventing Christianity from scratch — a blank-sheet theologian building a new faith. But the Dead Sea Scrolls, written more than 100 years before Paul, contain the same ideas, the same theology, even the same terminology Paul used. Church scholars who study these ancient historical documents know this. So why is institutional Christianity so quiet about this pivotal moment in biblical history?

This clip from digs into what the Dead Sea Scrolls actually reveal about Paul, his Jewish roots, and the origins of New Testament thought — and what it means for how we understand Christianity’s origins and the ancient history behind it.

05/28/2026

What does the Bible actually mean when it says to love God or hate evil? This teaching from Romans 12 challenges the modern emotional definition of love and explains the biblical meaning of love, hate, obedience, and devotion from a Hebrew perspective. It also explores deeper questions about what is love, how faith shapes relationships, and why authentic love in Christianity is meant to be more than feelings alone.

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05/27/2026

What does the Bible actually mean when it says to love God or hate evil? This teaching from Romans 12 challenges the modern emotional definition of love and explains the biblical meaning of love, hate, obedience, and devotion from a Hebrew perspective. It also explores deeper questions about what is love, how faith shapes relationships, and why authentic love in Christianity is meant to be more than feelings alone.

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05/26/2026

Tom Bradford from latest teaching on the book of Zephaniah. YHWH Is Erasing Every Mixed Worship. Tribulation vs Wrath — The Translation Debate Behind the Rapture | Zephaniah 1:4-11
The Hebrew never said "The Tribulation" — that "the" is a Greek addition. Once you see it, you can't unsee it.
What modern allegiances — political identity, prosperity teaching, self-help spirituality, astrology, manifestation — has the modern church quietly placed next to YHWH without anyone willing to call it what Zephaniah calls it: idolatry?

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Half of Judah still worshipped YHWH — and still bowed to Milcom. One smuggled Greek word — ton — turned that everyday tribulation into "The Tribulation".📖 A...

05/23/2026

Tom Bradford from RE-Visited teaching on the book of Romans. 'Turn the Other Cheek' Has Nothing to Do With Letting Someone Hit You. Biblical Love Was Never an Emotion — Paul Says It’s Actions, Not Feelings | Romans 12:9-21
Paul isn't speaking against Yeshua here — he's echoing Him. Yeshua said "love your enemies" in Matthew 5; Paul applies it to community life in Romans 12.
The biblical "heart" isn't your feelings — it's your mind. When Paul says love sincerely, he means act sincerely, not feel sincerely. What other verses have you’ve read that showed you this?
If biblical love is an action and not a feeling — does that mean a believer who serves their enemy without warmth is still obeying Paul, while a believer who feels affection but never acts is disobeying him?

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Paul isn't contradicting Yeshua — he's echoing Him. "Turn the other cheek" was never about letting someone hit you, and "love your neighbor" isn't what you t...

05/23/2026

Did you know the Holy Spirit came on an already established biblical feast day?
 
In this powerful teaching, we explore the incredible connection between Shavuot, Acts 2, and what Christians now call Pentecost Sunday. The Greeks named this feast “Pentecost,” meaning fifty, but this holy day had already existed for more than 1,300 years before the coming of Yeshua.
 
The arrival of the Holy Ghost was not the creation of a new Christian holiday—it was the fulfillment of God’s prophetic feast calendar.
 
Yeshua died on Passover, entered the tomb during Unleavened Bread, rose on First Fruits, and then the holy spirit power of God descended upon believers on Shavuot. These were not coincidences. They were divine appointments established from the beginning.
 
This Bible study reveals how the biblical feasts point directly to the work of Messiah and the outpouring of the Spirit in Acts 2.

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05/21/2026

Why did the meaning of Shavuot shift throughout history?
 
In this fascinating teaching from , we explore how the destruction of the Temple in 70 AD dramatically reshaped the focus of Shavuot for the Jewish people. Originally centered on the wheat harvest and counting the Omer, the feast later became closely associated with the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai.
 
But Shavuot also carries enormous meaning in the New Testament.
 
It was on the Day of Pentecost that God sent the Holy Spirit to dwell within believers who accepted Yeshua as Messiah. This powerful moment connected the giving of God’s law at Sinai with the writing of His laws upon the hearts of His people through the Spirit.
 
This Bible study reveals how history, prophecy, and the biblical feasts all converge in Shavuot.

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05/21/2026

Did Moses unknowingly prophesy about Shavuot and the coming of the Holy Spirit?
 
In this powerful Bible study, we explore the incredible connection between Numbers 11 and Pentecost. When the Spirit of God rested upon Eldad and Medad, Moses made a remarkable statement: “I wish that all the Lord’s people were prophets, and that the Lord would put His Spirit upon them.”
 
Centuries later, on the feast of Shavuot following Yeshua’s death and resurrection, that wish became fulfilled prophecy.
 
This fascinating bible lesson reveals how Pentecost was not a random New Testament event, but the fulfillment of a longing first expressed by Moses himself. God’s Spirit would no longer rest only upon a few leaders—it would dwell within believers.
 
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This teaching highlights the powerful connection between the Torah, prophecy, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2.

05/20/2026

Did you know Shavuot was always meant to include Gentiles?
 
In this eye-opening Bible study, we explore the uniquely inclusive nature of Shavuot, also known as Pentecost. In the Torah, Israel was commanded to include not only Hebrews, but also foreigners, widows, orphans, servants, and strangers in the celebration.
 
The Hebrew word ger refers to Gentiles who joined themselves to Israel without becoming physical Hebrews through circumcision. This creates a remarkable connection to the New Testament and the message of the Holy Spirit—that believers from the nations could be grafted into God’s people through faith in Yeshua.
 
This teaching reveals how the inclusion of Gentiles was never a New Testament invention, but part of God’s plan from the beginning.

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05/19/2026

Tom Bradford from latest teaching on the book of Zephaniah. YHWH Is Judging The Nations — Are We on the List? YHWH Is Sweeping Everything Away — Are You Ready? | Zephaniah Intro & 1:1-3
Zephaniah spent more time on End Times than any other Minor Prophet — and most churches skip him entirely. You Shouldn’t though.
If every mention of a 'stumbling block' in Scripture is connected to idolatry — not just personal sin — what are the idols the modern Church has normalized that no one dares to challenge anymore?

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05/19/2026

How does Shavuot connect Mount Sinai to Pentecost?
 
In this fascinating Bible study, we explore the prophetic connection between Moses receiving the Torah at Mount Sinai and the coming of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2.

According to the Bible, Shavuot marks the time when God gave His law to Israel roughly 50 days after the Exodus from Egypt.
 
But the story doesn’t stop there.
 
The prophet Jeremiah foretold a future day when God would no longer write His laws on stone tablets alone—but upon the hearts of His people. In the New Testament, that promise connects directly to Shavuot (aka Pentecost), when the Holy Spirit came upon the believers.
 
This powerful link between Sinai and Pentecost reveals a deeper layer of religious history often overlooked in modern Christianity and deeply valued within Hebrew Roots teaching.

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