Motifs in the Book of Samuel
צוות מכון הצור
18/07/2025
Welcome to another episode of the Tsur Institute Podcast! In this episode, Dan and Yohanan discuss the Biblical motifs in the Book of Samuel. A
Welcome to another episode of the Tsur Institute Podcast! In this episode, Dan and Yohanan discuss the Biblical motifs in the Book of Samuel. A
Welcome to another episode of the Tsur Institute podcast! In these turbulent days, with war raging in Israel everyone is searching for a stable anchor,
Welcome to another episode of the Tsur Institute podcast! In this episode, Yohanan and Dan open Psalm 73 in search of comfort. They ask: Are
In this edition of the Tsur Institute Podcast, Yohanan and Dan go to Ezekiel to conclude their investigation of the hiding of the face motive.
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Welcome to another episode of the Tsur Institute podcast!
In this episode, Dan and Yohanan are discussing the topic of Faith in the book of Deuteronomy.
In chapter 5, Moses uses giants to show the people of Israel what real faith is all about.
In the first episode, Yochanan and Dan begin to unpack the Book of Deuteronomy, discussing its internal divisions, recurring motifs, and above all, the hope it holds for a living relationship between the people of Israel and God
Dani and Yohanan are discussing Psalm 13- the poetic structure and meaning- and ask, “Is the Bible still relevant to our lives today in 2024?”
This is our third episode diving into the Psalms.
After having covered Psalms 1 and 2, Dan and Yohanan now turn to look at the connections between them. They discuss how the opening Psalms serve as an introduction to the whole Psalter, and how the Book of Psalms seems to have been intentionally structured.
Yochanan & Dan move from Psalm 1 to Psalm 2, and delve into the Hebrew, the structure, the connection and literary devices, and where this psalm sits in the Bible.
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