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Part of the Seed of Abraham family of five pro-Israel ministries. Discover Scripture in its natural Hebraic context without man-made doctrines. Studies are in-depth, verse by verse, exegetical, Old and New Testament. All lesson scripts, slide shows, videos, podcasts are FREE online.

10/29/2026

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10/29/2026

We hit 5,000 on instagram! 👏

Our community has reached 5,000 followers on Instagram and we are so grateful you’re here!

Every person who joins us, studies alongside us, asks questions, and grows in understanding is part of something special.

Our heart has always been to help people dig deeper into Scripture, understand the Bible in its proper context, and see the beauty and consistency of God’s Word from Genesis to Revelation.

Thank you for being part of this community and for your desire to know His Word more deeply.

Here’s to continuing to learn, grow, and study together!

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10/27/2026

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Tom Bradford from   RE-Visited teaching on a Topical Teaching. Returning To An Objective Morality – Part 1How Did We Los...
10/27/2026

Tom Bradford from RE-Visited teaching on a Topical Teaching. Returning To An Objective Morality – Part 1
How Did We Lose Our Moral Compass? Where Does Objective Morality Really Come From?
Today we accept and run on "what seems to work" because the only objective moral standard the Bible gave us long ago isn’t used anymore. Do you want the truth or just what everyone else believes — what's one belief you've never checked against the Bible itself?

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Were the days of creation really 24 hours?If Genesis says Yehoveh created the heavens and the earth “in the beginning,” ...
10/26/2026

Were the days of creation really 24 hours?

If Genesis says Yehoveh created the heavens and the earth “in the beginning,” does that necessarily mean they were created during the six days that follow?

Genesis 1:1 comes before the first day is introduced, and that distinction raises an interesting question about how we understand the creation account.

And what about the familiar statement that “a day is as a thousand years”? Does that mean the creation days could represent thousands of years?

In our latest Mid-Form from Genesis Lesson 2, Tom Bradford walks through the text and examines the relationship between Genesis 1:1, the six days of creation, and the question of the age of the earth.

This is one of those passages where slowing down and reading the actual words can change the conversation.

What do you think Genesis 1:1 is telling us?

Watch the full Mid-Form on YouTube and study Genesis 1 with us!

How could there be light on the first day of creation if the sun wasn’t created until day four?At first glance, Genesis ...
10/25/2026

How could there be light on the first day of creation if the sun wasn’t created until day four?

At first glance, Genesis 1 seems to present a contradiction.

But when we look at the Hebrew words being used, we find something worth slowing down for.

In Genesis 1:3-4, the word for light is or, referring to illumination.

When Genesis later describes the sun, moon, and other lights in the sky, it uses me’orot, referring to light-giving objects.

So what was the light of day one?

Tom Bradford explores the possibility that this first light came from God Himself, and connects it with the light described in Revelation 21-22.

He also makes an important distinction between what the text clearly says and what remains speculation.

Have you ever noticed the difference between these Hebrew words?

When we look at Yeshua’s example, we see Him keeping Shabbat, teaching on it, worshiping on it, healing on it, and doing...
10/23/2026

When we look at Yeshua’s example, we see Him keeping Shabbat, teaching on it, worshiping on it, healing on it, and doing good on it.

He challenged manmade burdens, but He did not treat God’s Sabbath as something to discard.

“So then, there remains a Sabbath rest for the people of God.”
Hebrews 4:9

Shabbat Shalom. 🌿

10/22/2026

Did you know the biblical day begins at sunset? How does that change the way you read events like the crucifixion and resurrection, or when the Sabbath begins?

What does it actually mean that we are made in the image of God?Genesis tells us that humanity was created uniquely amon...
10/21/2026

What does it actually mean that we are made in the image of God?

Genesis tells us that humanity was created uniquely among all of Yehoveh’s creatures. We are not Yehoveh, nor do we possess all of His attributes, but we have been given certain attributes that reflect Him.

And there is something else that sets humanity apart: we have a spirit, giving us the capacity to know and commune with the living God.

So what does it mean to be made in His image?

Watch the full Genesis Lesson 2 to dig deeper into what Scripture says about our unique place in creation

10/21/2026

Genesis says humans are made in the image of God. But what does that actually mean and what makes us different from every other living creature? From Genesis series.

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