The Biblical Roots Podcast

Send us a textIn this episode, we finish up chapter 2, closing the author's discussion of how Jesus is greater than the angels. He covers a lot of ground here, including multiple quotes from the Old Testament and the Septuagint, the incarnation of Jesus coming to Earth as a man, and the "world to come" (aka Kingdom of God, Kingdom of Heaven, olam haba.)Link mentioned in episode6 Cultural Differences Every Student of the Bible Should Know: Kingdom of God through Eastern Eyes* (Video)Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Intro and recap02:45 Hebrews 2:5–923:59 Hebrews 2:10–18

Send us a textIn this episode, we learn that if we don’t pay closer attention and "shema" (hear, listen to, obey) the gospel of Jesus, we’re going to drift away from it. And if the old message of the law, delivered by the angels, was so important to God that those who disobeyed it were justly punished, how much more trouble will we be in if we neglect His new and far superior message? The message that was delivered in person by Jesus, attested to by the apostles and the disciples and endorsed by God Himself through miracles and the gifts of the Holy Spirit.Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Open and recap02:12 Hebrews 2:1–4 14:27 The Divine Council and the Giving of the Law31:04 Wrap it up, Professor.

Send us a textIn the 2nd episode of our apologetics study on the book of Hebrews, we cover Hebrews 1:5–14. This passage cites many Old Testament verses to demonstrate how Jesus is superior to the angels. We not only examine those passages from the Hebrew Bible, but we also discuss Philo, gnosticism, and new-age religion.Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Intro: Deconstructing our faith02:38 Review of Hebrews 1:1–405:14 Setting the table: Roadmap of the book of Hebrews07:22 What's the deal with angels? (Philo and Gnosticism)17:42 Sensus Plenior: A review (Citing from the OT)20:26 Better than angels: Hebrews 1:4–626:44 Sidebar: Firstborn and begotten33:43 Hebrews 1:6–1442:50 Wrap it up, Professor

Send us a textIn this first episode of our apologetics Bible Study on the book of Hebrews, we look at the historical and literary setting of the text and examine the amazing prologue of the book (verses 1–4). In just this opening passage, we learn much about the divinity and superiority of Jesus and how His story began in the Old Testament (Tanakh) and is grounded in the Torah.Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Intro04:09 Historical and literary setting04:58 The author07:25 The date of the writing10:04 Genre: letter or sermon?11:48 Audience and occasion16:57 Jesus superior to the old order18:49 How Hebrews interprets the OT19:52 Sensus plenoir: the fuller sense26:00 Hebrews 1:1–4 (Prologue)34:50 Wrap it up, Professor.

Send us a textMeet Vocab Malone. He is a Street Apologist and arguably the top Christian apologist in the area of Black Hebrew Israelite theology. Join us for an engaging conversation about this controversial, race-based wing of Torahism.Vocab's LinksYouTube ChannelInstagramBlogDefending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction01:54 Vocab Maline's background/story02:30 What is "Street apologetics"?03:41 Defining and understanding Black Hebrew Israelites (Israelism)07:17 Relation to British Anglo Israelism09:14 What is One West (Westism)?13:24 The Twelve Tribes chart17:45 What do you Black Hebrew Israelites say about Jews? (Antisemitism)18:42 What is the appeal of Hebrew Israelism?28:59 Celebrity endorsements of Black Hebrew Israelism: Kanye, Dave Chapelle, South Park, Kyrie Irving30:59 Are they trying to be Christ-like?31:39 The Israel of God group32:29 Is there any common ground with Scripture or theology?39:55 The risks and damage of Black Hebrew Israelite theology. Is this a false gospel?43:54 Are there go-to verses or arguments?58:30 What sort of work does Vocab Malone do to help?1:01:30 What is your theory between confrontation versus unity?1:08:06 Jews, Christians, and antisemitism1:12:12 The Hebrew Israelite manifesto1:15:32 Wrap up

Send us a textApologist and Christian thinker Andrew Schumacher recently joined me for a wide-ranging conversation. Of course, we discussed the recent controversies over the question "Are animal sacrifices, still required to atone for sin?" But also how to approach our Torah-keeping friends: Is there a path to unity? What makes something a false gospel? What is the theological range of the various strains of Torahism: Hebrew Roots, Pronomian, Torah-observant, Torah keepers, etc. Enjoy!Important Retraction: I have officially and publicly retracted my accusation that the “Torah-keeping” position on future sin sacrifices is a false gospel. I’ve come to realize that most Torah-keeping teachers aren’t claiming that salvation hangs on the end times sin sacrifices, and therefore their position is technically not a false gospel; it’s not an alternate way to be saved. In hindsight, I was wrong and uncharitable in categorizing it that way, and I apologize to anyone who felt maligned. My goal is always to offer an accurate and fair defense of biblical Christianity, and I overreached in my categorization of this issue. I maintain that the idea of future sin sacrifices contradicts the NT (Heb. 10:18) and impugns the sufficiency of Christ’s “once for all” sacrifice (Rom. 6:10, Heb. 7:27, 9:12, 9:26, 10:10), which covered all sin for all time. However, that idea does not rise to the level of a false gospel. I’ve chosen not to take down this video because I still believe it to be a biblical and necessary part of this conversation, and I stand by everything it teaches and exposes, with the sole exception of the “false gospel” classification. Blessings,Prof. SolbergAndrew's LinksYouTube  Beginning of Wisdom BlogAndrew's Caleb Hegg Article Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction: Meet Andrew01:33 The Spectrum of Torah-keeping Beliefs05:29 The Range of Views on the Sacrifices09:54 Where is the line for a False Gospel?21:49 Steelman Arguments25:11 The Hebrew Roots Motivation26:59 Biases and Changing Our Minds32:57 The Faux Simplicity of Torahism34:30 The Good & Bad of Hebrew Roots39:15 The Torah Under Christ 52:35 Mischaracterizations53:59 Is There A Path to Unity?

Send us a textProf. Solberg recently published an academic paper in response to Caleb Hegg (link below) and in this pre-recorded video, he'll work through that paper and explain his response to Caleb’s various arguments. This is the next installment in a lively, ongoing conversation regarding the big question we posed on this channel: “Are animal sacrifices still required to atone for sin?” Caleb’s argument is one of the most sophisticated and well laid out cases we've seen for future sin sacrifices and well worth taking the time to understand and analyze. Links mention in this episodeCaleb Hegg's Paper: "Sin Sacrifices"Prof. Solberg's Response: "Sin Sacrifice: A Response to C. M. Hegg"Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction03:24 The Pronominan Position06:18 The Purpose of the Torah's Sin Sacrifices16:58 The Effectiveness of Christ's Sacrifice34:41 Weren't the Sin Sacrifices Given Forever?37:30 The Apostles Affirmed the Sacrifices42:54 Future Sin Sacrifices45:54 No Temple, No Sacrifices

Send us a textMeet Messianic Rabbi Rabbi Eduardo Arroyo. He's a teacher, rabbi, apologist, and follower of Jesus. In our conversation, Rabbi Eduardo shares some great insight into the role of the Old Testament in the lives of Christ-followers. We also talk about the impact of Torahism (Torah-observant Christianity) on the body of Christ, what His church looks like, the freedom we have in Him, and how to think about the end times. Enjoy!Rabbi Arroyo's Links:https://www.RadarApologetics.org/Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Meet Rabbi Eduardo & Radar Apologetics05:57 Understand the Hebrew Bible on its own terms08:26 How do rabbis respond to your arguments?10:40 Jesus is not for us?13:58 What is the authority? Tanakh or Talmud?15:54 What’s been your experience with Hebrew Roots?21:40 What role does the Hebrew Bible play for Christians today?29:14 What role does the OT law play for Christians today?36:08 Black Hebrew Israelites, Identity, Racial Theory49:45 Unity, Permitted but not required1:02:22 Eschatology

Send us a textIt's become a big question among Torah-keepers: Are animal sacrifices still required to atone for sin? That is the big question that has kicked up a bit of dust with our Hebrew Roots (aka Torahism, Torah-keeping) friends. In this episode, we move this important conversation forward by looking at a rebuttal video put out by a Hebrew Roots teacher named David Wilber. David promotes Torah-observant (or as he calls it, “Pronomian”) Christianity, which is the fringe theology that believes Christians are required to keep all of the old covenant law including the Yom Kippur atonement sacrifices. David, along with a number of other Hebrew Roots folks, took issue with our big question because it goes right to the heart of their theology. This isn’t just a fun exercise or a "gotcha" question. This is an issue that actually cuts to the heart of the gospel. The stakes are incredibly high. Torah-keepers who preach that every old covenant commandment is still in effect today—including the Yom Kippur sacrifices atoning for sin—are robbing the cross of its power and glory. They are  belittling the glorious, once and for all sacrifice of Jesus and preaching a false gospel. And that is why I continue to press this carefully worded question. I believe it lays bare the critical heresy in the theology of many Torah-keeping Christians. Links Mentioned in EpisodeSin Sacrifices: A Question That “Topples” Torah Observance? (David Wilber's Video)Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Intro03:32 David Invokes John MacArthur06:22 Does it really topple Torahism?09:22 Supersessionism13:27 David Wilber's Case28:55 Ezekiel and the Temple36:28 A Different Type of Atonement44:20 Sin, Sacrifices, and Atonement

Send us a textMeet Dr. David Harris, an independent Hebrew scholar raised in a Jewish household who became a theologian, author, and Jewish follower of Yeshua (Jesus). He’s also a former pastor at a Messianic Jewish Synagogue in New Mexico and has had personal experience with Torahism (Hebrew Roots, Torah-keepers) and the unique issues they bring to the table. Links Mentioned in EpisodeDr. Harris' Personal BlogThe Sneetches by Dr. Seuss (Read Aloud)Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Intro02:18 Meet Dr. David Harris4:13 Was it difficult to accept Jesus as a Jewish man?05:44 What should we call Jews who believe in Jesus?08:22 How did you Jewish background inform your faith in Jesus?11:36 What was your role at the Messianic Synagogue?12:40 How were you first exposed to Torahism (Hebrew Roots)?13:19 Difference between Messianic Judaism (MJ) and Hebrew Roots17:38 Is the theology of MJ the same as Protestant Christianity?19:09 Are MJs basically Jews who believe in Jesus?20:22 Define Torah (Hebrew Roots)21:47 How were you alerted to their false teachings in your synagogue?24:38 The spectrum of Torahism26:58 How did you handle the conflict?30:43 What's drives Hebrew Roots mentality?33:24 How are people affected by Torahism?37:44 How do you recommend responding to HRM? 42:19 What do you think of Gentiles keeping Jewish customs?45:40 Hebrew Roots and Eschatology48:23 Torahism Foments Division51:51 The Proper Application of Torah Today   56:42 How Do You View The Covenants?

Send us a textActs 15:1–29 records the Jerusalem Council (50 AD) which is where Paul, Peter, Barnabas, James, and other elders gathered in Jerusalem to discuss the pressing question: Are Gentile believers required to be circumcised and keep the old covenant law? In this episode we walk through this passage verse by verse and discover a whole lot about the relationship between Christians and the old covenant law. Acts 15:1–29 has become a source of great contention among Torah-keepers (Hebrew Roots, Torah-observant Christians, Torahism). They often scramble to re-interpret this passage in a way that allows them to maintain their theology which says that Christians are required to keep the old covenant law with its dietary restrictions, feasts, seventh day Sabbath, circumcision, and so on. As part of our study, we look at an interpretation offered by the influential Hebrew Roots organization 119 Ministries and test their teaching against the text of the Bible to see how it stacks up. Links mentioned in this episodeActs 15 - Obedience or Legalism (119 Ministries)Our Galatians Bible StudyClean & Unclean Foods - Examining Monte Judah's teaching on the kosher food laws: Part 1: Sabbath in the Old Testament Part 2: Sabbath in the New Testament Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction01:55 Preamble to the Debate11:06 Testing 119 Ministries25:31 The Debate Floor 36:33 The Four Prohibitions46:02 The Council's Letter51:16 Two Final Issues 52:24 Are the four restrictions still required today?54:01 Are Jewish believers under the law?

Send us a textMeet Dr. Andy Bannister, a deep-thinking and often humorous author, speaker, and apologist from the UK. He joins us to talk about apologetics, evangelism, and his new book: "How to Talk about Jesus without Looking like an Idiot: A Panic-Free Guide to Having Natural Conversations about Your Faith."Andy is the Director of Solas CPC, an evangelism and training organisation based in Scotland (but covering the whole of the UK). He holds a PhD in Islamic studies and has taught extensively at universities across Canada, the USA, the UK and further afield on both Islam and philosophy. Andy's LinksHow to Talk about Jesus without Looking like an Idiot (New Book)Solas Centre for Public ChristianityDefending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction02:05 Meet Andy Bannister05:56 State of UK faith culture07:30 Beliefs of the younger generation: Sexual Ethics14:22 The Holy Spirit, Prayer & Apologetics 19:45 The title and purpose of the book23:57 What has surprised readers?27:36 The teaching style of Jesus31:04 The task of apologists33:22 The power of story35:17 Our character matters 37:34 How to share your faith42:45 Talking with those of other beliefs53:37 Diversity in apologetics 57:50 What does the book offer to the reader?

Send us a textHow should Christians navigate the Torah Psalms (and other OT passages) that praise God’s law, while at the same time acknowledging NT passages like Galatians 5:18 which says, “If you are led by the spirit you are not under the law”?  IN this video, we look at that question by examining the Torah Psalms and trying to understand how we praise God’s law in the context of His new covenant. And we do so in two parts. First, we take a very close look at specifically Psalm 19, and it’s a bit of a scholarly study, including spending some time in the Hebrew. And from that solid understanding, we then talk about God’s law and the His covenants and establish a biblical perspective on why the Torah Psalms are still highly relevant for Christians today, and how we how can apply them to our lives. And if you’re like me and you regularly read from the Psalms and come across these kinds of passages, I’m hoping today’s teaching is going be helpful for you in a very practical way. Soli Deo Gloria!Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Intro02:56 Psalm Study04:46 Psalm 19:1–1408:07 Creation & Law16:50 Psalm 19:7–931:36 Psalm 19:10–1133:42 God’s Law Under the New Covenant38:06 Continuity & Discontinuity39:38 Applying the Commandments42:39 The Torah Psalms for Christians

Send us a textThere's a passage in 1 Corinthians that offers profound insight into the relationship between Christians and the law. In fact, it addresses three big questions many Christians struggle with today. First, what is our relationship to the OT law? Are Christians required to keep the law of Moses? What about the Ten Commandments? What does the Bible say? (And of course, that’s a topic of great interest for many of our viewers who either subscribe to the theology of Torahism, or Hebrew Roots, and are dealing with that theology in their families, communities or churches.) The second question is this: If Christians are not under the old covenant law, does it mean we’re under no law at all? Are we free to do whatever we want? (Believe it or not, some “Torah-keeping” Christians will actually challenge us by asking, “Of we’re not under the law, is it now okay to murder, steal, commit adultery?”) And we get into that. And the third question is this: Is there a difference between the law of Moses and the law of God? If so, what’s that difference? And all three of these questions are directly addressed in 1 Corinthians 9:19–23. To make sure we're interpreting this passage in context, we first spend a few minutes establishing the historical and literary setting of 1 Corinthians as a text, and then we briefly outline the topics and concerns that the apostle Paul lays out which ultimately lead us into our passage in Chapter 9. Then we carefully unpack these five amazing verses and see what they have to tell us about the distinctions in biblical law and those three big questions. And let me tell you, it’s pretty profound.Soli Deo Gloria!Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction02:40 Cultural and Historical Background04:11 Literary Structure of 1 Corinthians05:12 Picking Up The Theme06:31 Permitted But Not Required08:09 Chapter 909:34 1 Corinthians 9:19-2311:52 Verse 1913:33 Verse 20: As a Jew 17:09 Verse 20: As One Under the Law24:18 Verse 21: As One Outside the Law28:20 Sidebar: The Laws of Moses, God, and Christ40:45 Verse 22: As the Weak42:59 Verses 22–2344:36 Wrap it up, Professor.

Send us a textIn this Q&A episode, Professor Solberg tackles three of your questions:How should we understand the OT prophecies about keeping Torah in the last days?Understanding the 10 lost tribes of Israel (and whether some of us have descended from those tribes)Was Paul the founder of Christianity?And there's a bonus question at the end!Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Intro01:43 Question #1: Keeping Torah in the end times02:20 Examining the Old Testament prophecies08:03 Zechariah 1414:08 Isaiah 6622:27 The bottom line on end times prophecies22:59 Question #2: The lost tribes of Israel30:05 Question #3: Did Paul invent Christianity?34:19 Bonus Question

Send us a textIn this episode we look at another "shotgun argument" from a Torah-keeper. This time it’s a cut-and-paste list of 12 OT verses intended to show that the old covenant law pre-dates Sinai. The thesis we put to the test is this: “The giving of the law at Sinai is the complete revelation of the old covenant law which was introduced at various levels of detail in Genesis 1 forward.” Why does it matter? Those who hold to the theology of Torahism, and consider themselves a Torah-keeping follower of Jesus (aka Torah-observant, Hebrew Roots, Pronomian) are interested in finding a way to show that the old covenant law applies to everyone, not just Israel. And some believe the best way to do that is to try to show that the law has always applied to everyone, not just Israel. Mainstream Christianity, on the other hand (and for that matter, mainstream Judaism as well) teaches that those old covenant commands were never given to anyone other than the nation of Israel. Gentiles were never expected to keep those laws. And further, followers of Jesus today, whether they’re Jewish or Gentiles, aren’t bound by them either. For Christians keeping those things is permitted, but it’s not required. Soli Deo Gloria!Links Mentioned in This EpisodeAddressing 17 Hebrew Roots QuestionsA Case for Sabbath-keeping Part 1 (OT)A Case for Sabbath-keeping Part 2 (NT)Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction03:21 Establishing Context18:01 Examining the Claims18:27 The Feasts introduced in Gen. 120:29 Sabbath introduced in Gen. 222:07 Animal sacrifices in Gen. 4.25:27 Clean/unclean animals known by Noah29:30 Abraham tithed to Melchizedek31:17 Abraham kept God's laws 33:46 Levirate Marriage in Gen. 3835:12 Moses judged by God's laws before Sinai37:47 Garden blessings and curses 39:11 Don't intermarry with animals/nations 40:41 Don't touch what you don't eat 42:46 Wrap it up, Solberg.

Send us a textMeet Dan Sered. He was born in Israel to a secular Jewish family, eventually came to faith in Yeshua (Jesus) as his Lord and Savior, and is now COO at the international ministry Jews For Jesus. In this interview, Dan shares his amazing testimony, his unique insight on Torahism (aka Hebrew Roots Movement, Torah-keepers), and some great stories about sharing the Gospel with our Jewish brothers and sisters.Links Mentioned in This EpisodeJews for Jesus (Website)Praying for the HaredimDefending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction01:54 Meet Mr. Sered: How a secular Jewish man came to faith in Jesus08:44 What was your understanding of Jesus before you believed?13:40 Understanding Messianic Judaism24:42 The difference between Messianic Judaism and Hebrew Roots 27:27 Permitted but not required?34:40 What about Matthew 5:17–20 and the law?42:25 What about the Sabbath?51:26 Jews for Jesus?   54:00 Tovia Singer and the Messianic prophecies54:50 Secular vs. religious Jews55:56 Story about an Orthodox Jew coming to faith58:28 About JewsForJesus.org 1:00:44 Advice when visiting Israel

Send us a textA few years back, a Hebrew Roots documentary was released called "The Way," in which they interview all sorts of Torah-keepers and really make a case for why people should be keeping the Torah feasts, avoiding Christmas and Easter, eating biblically clean (kosher), keeping the seventh day Shabbat, and so on. (And for the record, I see no problem with anyone choosing to do any of those things. If that’s the way you feel led to live out your faith, go for it!) But most Torah keepers don’t view it as an optional way of life. No, they preach it as the only correct way to follow Jesus. And once they cross the line from optional to required, they’ve entered the unbiblical and dangerous waters of Torahism, which champions a false gospel that requires more than faith in Jesus to be righteous. In that the trailer for that documentary. they pose 17 common Hebrew Roots questions designed to challenge mainstream Christianity. And in this video we answer them all. We also respond to 10 "contradictions" leveled at the Church.Soli Deo Gloria!Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Links Mentioned in this EpisodeGrafted Into What? Jews, Gentiles & Israel5 Reasons we can't follow the Gospel and the Law at the same timeTorah Shadows of Christ (Col. 2:16-17)One Law for the Native and the StrangerA Case for Sabbath-keeping: Part 1 (OT) | Part 2 (NT)Clean & Unclean Foods - Examining Monte Judah's teaching on the kosher food laws: Part 1 | Part 2Chapters00:00 Introduction03:08 Fielding the questions05:13 #1 If Yeshua kept the law why don't we?06:03 #2 Why did the apostles keep the feasts?06:39 #3 Why does the Church claim Israel's blessings?07:39 #4 How can something everlasting come to an end?08:34 #5 How could the definition of sin change?10:38 #6 Why did Paul celebrate Passover?10:57 #7 How is Jesus sinless if He broke the Sabbath?11:08 #8 Why did Peter still not eat unclean food?14:10 #9 Why did Paul say he keeps the law? 15:00 #10 Why do we act like some Torah laws are silly?16:54 #11 How can the Church change the Sabbath?17:47 #12 Isn't disobeying the law offensive to Jesus?18:44 #13 Why did Paul say the law is spiritual? 19:13 #14 Can Christians celebrate Wiccan holidays?20:28 #15 Why do you say the law is too difficult?23:54 #16 Why don't we keep Passover?25:41 #17 Why don't we keep Saturday Sabbath?26:04 Addressing Ten "Contradictions"

Send us a textOne thing I like and respect about 119 Ministries is that they encourage everyone to test their teachings. I think that’s commendable. And that’s exactly what we’re going do. In this video, we test their video called “Animal Sacrifices in Light of the Messiah.”  Because if animal sacrifices are still how we atone for sin (as Torah-keepers and Hebrew Roots folks claim) then what did the death of Jesus accomplish? And if animal sacrifices are no longer how we atone for sin, the Law of Moses is not longer in effect. Links Mentioned in the EpisodeAnimal Sacrifices in Light of the Messiah (119 Ministries)Matthew 5:17-20 (Four Contexts) – An Academic LectureMatthew 5:17-20: How did Jesus not abolish but fulfill the law?Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction: The logical framework for the discussion05:00 What the sacrifice of Christ accomplished 13:29 Testing 119 Ministries' Teaching

Send us a textOur biblical case for Sabbath-keeping and what it looks like under the New Covenant, Part 2. In this episode, we examine the Sabbath in the NT, starting with everything that Jesus taught and commanded about it in the gospels. From there we expand our study to the rest of the NT and talk about what a Sabbath rest looks like for a follower of Jesus under the New Covenant. Videos Mentioned in this EpisodeJesus as Our Sabbath RestDefending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters 00:00 Introduction02:24 Everything Jesus Taught About the Sabbath18:44 Three Reasons Shabbat is Not Required29:00 Sabbath as a Practice37:14 What Does a Christian Sabbath Look Like?