Publisher's Synopsis
Long before our earthly vocabularies were invented, God was already communicating with "words" that contain both the power to ignite time and space and outlive the eons of man's understanding. While God does often speak to us personally within the confines of our vocabularies, He also speaks universally in ways that transcend the fleeting knowledge of the generations of man. It might be surprising to some that English isn't God's primary language. In this book you will discover a God who speaks in ways so fundamental, so simple and so universal that we, in the busy legalities of our religious naivety, can often miss what He is saying. Many Christians don't realize that Jesus was a Jewish Rabbi and the Bible, including the New Testament, is a Jewish work. The information in this book will unlock huge portions of the mysteries of the scriptures. With seven sections aiming to expose its readers to the Hebrew context of Christ and the entire New Testament, this book is an essential foundation for sound interpretation. CHAPTER TITLES INCLUDE: I: God Speaks through Rabbinic Culture 2. God Parables in Hebrew Patriarchs 3. God Speaks through the Hebrew Concept of Covenant 4. God Speaks through the Hebrew Language 5. God speaks through 33 Hebrew Words 6. God Speaks through His Feasts 7. God Speaks through His House
