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Geo-Logos with Samantha Corcoran

Geo-Logos with Samantha Corcoran4 hours ago

“Jesus’s parables fit perfectly into a non-Western, Jewish culture that expressed itself through tangible metaphors. He was engaging in sophisticated theological teaching, but we miss it if we are looking for the deductive abstract arguments of the Greeks.” -Lois Tverberg

🔗 Greek Brain, Hebrew Brain: How Parables Worked – Our Rabbi Jesus https://buff.ly/SGq6nEL

🔗 We’re in Chapter 5 of Reading the Bible with Rabbi Jesus: https://buff.ly/QJp7KOT

Greek Brain, Hebrew Brain: How Parables Worked – Our Rabbi Jesus

Jesus’s parables were sophisticated theology that fit perfectly into a non-Western, Jewish culture that expressed itself through tangible metaphors.

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Geo-Logos with Samantha Corcoran1 day ago

When Jesus said “Consider the lilies of the field,” we tend to picture the majestic white Madonna lily. But it may have actually been these pretty red anemones that Jesus was looking at as he addressed the crowd!

🔗 @bibleplaces notes that “Traditionally, these are the lilies of field to which Jesus compares Solomon in all his glory” (Matt. 6:28, Luke 12:27). https://buff.ly/Dy7rCb3

🔗 We’re learning about “How the Bible Thinks” in Chapter 5 of Reading the Bible with Rabbi Jesus: https://buff.ly/Dp8ZXQM

📷 Flowers in Israel https://buff.ly/8HiJzv6

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Geo-Logos with Samantha Corcoran4 days ago

Did you know the Greeks loved a good debate? That’s why Paul’s encounter with the philosophers in Acts 17 is so interesting! Their “Greek brain” valued logic and reason, and Paul used that–along with a quote from an ancient Stoic poet–to share the Gospel.

🔗 We visited Athens a few summers ago and sat on Mars Hill (the Areopagus) where Paul debated with the Stoic and Epicurean philosophers in Acts 17: https://buff.ly/Cpzmfjv

🔗 We’re learning about “How the Bible Thinks” in Chapter 5 of Reading the Bible with Rabbi Jesus: https://buff.ly/AC2kTtG

Athens Acropolis & Mars Hill (Areopagus) – Acts 17

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Geo-Logos with Samantha Corcoran5 days ago

Have you ever considered learning a few Hebrew words to enrich your Bible study? Check out Lois Tverberg’s eBook called “5 Hebrew Words that Every Christian Should Know.”

🔗 View / Download a sample: https://buff.ly/K5mWka6

🔗 Lois is teaching us important Hebrew words for Christians to know in Chapter 4 of Reading the Bible with Rabbi Jesus: https://buff.ly/p0yv3yw

5 Hebrew Words that Every Christian Should Know – Our Rabbi Jesus

A friendly, bite-sized study of five flavorful Hebrew words. Readers taste the ancient wisdom of Hebrew and see how useful it can be for reading both Old and New Testaments. (Ebook, 2014) Read more at link…

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Geo-Logos with Samantha Corcoran1 week ago

What comes to mind when you think of “spirit”? In Hebrew, “ruach” encompasses wind, breath, and spirit. Like when God’s Spirit brings the dry bones to life in Ezekiel 37, or when Jesus explains the Spirit to Nicodemus in John 3. It’s a powerful little word!

🔗 Watch this animated video explaining “ruach” and God’s Spirit: https://buff.ly/9R8Zm50

🔗 Lois is teaching us important Hebrew words for Christians to know in Chapter 4 of Reading the Bible with Rabbi Jesus: https://buff.ly/pxn91pB

Understand How the Holy Spirit Works in the Bible

In this video, we explore the original meaning of the biblical concept of “spirit” and what it means that God’s Spirit is personally present in all of creati…

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Geo-Logos with Samantha Corcoran1 week ago

Did you know the Hebrew word “shema” means both “listen” and “obey”? It’s more than just hearing; it’s hearing and *doing.*

🔗 Watch this great animated explanation of the word “shema” from The Bible Project: https://buff.ly/57DO79L

🔗 Lois is teaching us important Hebrew words for Christians to know in Chapter 4 of Reading the Bible with Rabbi Jesus: https://buff.ly/AC2kTtG

Shema – Listen

Is hearing and listening the same thing? In this video, discover how sound entering your ear-drums isn’t synonymous with “listening”, at least from a biblica…

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