Category: Uncovering Biblical Hebraic Mysteries
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▶️ The Hebraic Sense of Time Session 3
There are two aspects of time in the Bible. One is the Greek, western sense of time that views points on a line. The other is God’s time. 00:26:44 ▶️ The Hebraic Sense of Time Session 1 ▶️ The Hebraic Sense of Time Session 2 ▶️ The Hebraic Sense of Time Session 4
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▶️ In the Beginning Session 3
In this 10-part series, Dr. Dye finds in the first chapter of Genesis such topics as the language of creation, the unity of heaven and earth, and the dedication of the cosmic temple. 00:29:03 Click here for more videos in the “In the Beginning” series.
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▶️ The Hebraic Sense of Time Session 4
There are two aspects of time in the Bible. One is the Greek, western sense of time that views points on a line. The other is God’s time. 00:26:47 ▶️ The Hebraic Sense of Time Session 1 ▶️ The Hebraic Sense of Time Session 2 ▶️ The Hebraic Sense of Time Session 3
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▶️ In the Beginning Session 4
In this 10-part series, Dr. Dye finds in the first chapter of Genesis such topics as the language of creation, the unity of heaven and earth, and the dedication of the cosmic temple. 00:28:05 Click here for more videos in the “In the Beginning” series.
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Hezekiah Session 1
Diana Dye suggests that the narrative of Hezekiah is prophetic of the Messiah and his role in the end times. 00:27:28
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Hezekiah Session 10
Diana Dye suggests that the narrative of Hezekiah is prophetic of the Messiah and his role in the end times. 00:27:33
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Hezekiah Session 11
Diana Dye suggests that the narrative of Hezekiah is prophetic of the Messiah and his role in the end times. 00:27:31
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Hezekiah Session 2
Diana Dye suggests that the narrative of Hezekiah is prophetic of the Messiah and his role in the end times. 00:27:26
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The Fig Tree Session 6
This advanced study by Dr. Diana Dye penetrates deeply into the imagery of the fig tree, which represents both destruction in the garden and restoration in the Messianic Kingdom. 00:27:01
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The Fig Tree Session 7
This advanced study by Dr. Diana Dye penetrates deeply into the imagery of the fig tree, which represents both destruction in the garden and restoration in the Messianic Kingdom. 00:27:01