We’re here to talk about: Angels, and Demons - ghosts, the pagan gods and the weird corners of the Bible.Most important of all, were here to show you Jesus as Deuteronomy 10:17 describes Him: the Lord your God is the God of gods, and the Lord of lords, mighty and awesome.
The Two Trees Podcast is a hidden gem in the world of biblical exploration and discussion. This podcast offers a unique take on diving into the Bible, with a focus on language, culture, and historical context that truly brings new depth to familiar passages. The hosts, along with their guests, create an inviting atmosphere that feels like a friendly conversation amongst believers eager to learn more about their faith.
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In conclusion, The Two Trees Podcast is a must-listen for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of the Bible and grow in their faith. The dedication to scholarship, combined with a welcoming and conversational approach, makes this podcast both informative and enjoyable. Whether you're a seasoned believer or just starting your spiritual journey, this podcast has something valuable to offer for all listeners.
Jesus answers questions from followers of John the Baptist, and weaves Old Testament Truth into real time action, showing that the mission of the Christ is nothing the Darkness was expecting. -also to our UK listeners please be nice to Rose while she visits y'all... if she's misbehaving feel free to send her back.
Jesus sermon in Matthew 10 has some weird images let's talk about them!
We discuss the calling of the Disciples, and the shepherding motif in scripture. Warning: In a wondrous display of ineptitude I have misspoken and attributed a story of Rabbi Eliezer to Rabbi Akiva. A Rookie mistake and I apologize. Here are some links to the story of the Rabbis and the miracles associated with the debate over the oven of akhani. https://www.sefaria.org/sheets/144163?lang=bi. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Oven_of_Akhnai, https://sites.hofstra.edu/daniel-greenwood/the-oven-of-akhnai/, https://www.chabad.org/torah-texts/5455793/The-Talmud/Bava-Metzia/Chapter-4/59b
The final miracle cycle discusses Jesus power over death itself.
The Ladies take over the podcast to discuss the calling of Matthew.
What did it mean when Christ said He was able to forgive sin? In this episode we examine the Pharisees reactions to the Power and message of Christ.
He has made glorious the way of the sea, the land beyond the Jordan, Galilee of the nations. The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light; those who dwelt in a land of deep darkness, on them has light shone. Is 9:1–2.Jesus delivers two men from demonic possession. Join as as we discuss the setting and supernatural implications of Matthew 8:28-34
Jesus calmed the storm on the sea. In this episode, we discuss how the Old Testament illuminates this amazing event.
Join Kaleb Amos and Anthony Delgado as they discuss questions inspired by "The Gospel is Bigger Than You Think".
The Miracles of Jesus are far from random, wonderous events. Christ is showing the power of the Kingdom of God and calling the outcasts home!
How does Jesus' view of the Golden Rule differ from that of other religious leaders? How does Jesus wrap up His great sermon? What does Jesus think of false prophets? Join us as we discuss these questions and much more.
Join us as we discuss the Old Testament and the Second Temple background to the Lords Prayer.
The Pharisees accuse Jesus of being opposed to the law of Moses, in this episode we discuss how Jesus message is present through out the Torah and the Prophets.
You are the Salt of the earth... what is the Old Testament background of this idea?
We continue our study of the book of Matthew by moving into chapter 4. The Tempting of Jesus in the wilderness.
A study in Matthew chapter 3, discussing John the Baptist
In this episode, we look into the similarities between Moses and Jesus, and why Matthew seems to think it's important.
No Nativity scene is complete without the Wise men...but who were they?
We take a look at the prophecies and supernatural events around the birth of Jesus
Why begin the New Testament with a genealogy? Is there more here than meets the eye at first glance?
Jon and Martin talk about the important Themes in the Gospel of Matthew. Discussing how Old Testament concepts deepen our reading of the Gospel and what ideas to be on the look for, when reading the book.
Gospel is a word churches use in many ways, but what did the word mean to the early Christians?Great book for you to check out: https://www.amazon.com/Gospel-Bigger-than-Think-Comprehensive/dp/B0DDL579LZ/ref=sr_1_1?crid=BI3OFCN9TLCY&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.qYvHYXZwjO-dBFcC_b6eUDq1WDsMGGE-X5WWRsrwHLLGjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.aFOdJ5mzOuVhdEKy70wfrUC9IDBVDqx4KpfWHBRk55A&dib_tag=se&keywords=the+gospel+is+bigger+than+you+think+by+anthony+delgado&qid=1735848081&sprefix=anthony+delg%2Caps%2C160&sr=8-1https://www.amazon.com/Matthew-Through-Eyes-David-Capes/dp/0825444780/ref=sr_1_5?crid=AAKX5LFNTIRL&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.hf2rNknD5rVKjy4fFxqE668_9fnGEjTxJ58wJMJTGYLiw_iwQurvuQcvcnEnCsfkOVohzk-GXyA3wQ-MvPiPMzmhN_v0FNl-nQYkP6Gt3pIQkUhfxrBdupK7sQ0VNJ-iKBd8dsx1-Trqm2bzA0NFLO10z5_a17HZuS275wPmEcMttKwebZZkCadFEEuI2Rh6cM791o4Wa5G_7OK8rj5g3LwaL7_J23_lf4a6z5WUcog.V1MDBZj-jMT_0ajOXvqfeHOHXKbFdedsQpz9LTkRlvg&dib_tag=se&keywords=david+b+capes&qid=1735848222&sprefix=david+b+capes%2Caps%2C109&sr=8-5
Dr. Nijay Gupta of Northern Seminary joins us to discuss his upcoming book.
Send us a textWe discuss the importance of reading in community, our thoughts on C.S. Lewis and give a glimpse into season three.
Send us a textWhat makes Herod the Great? How did he turn from hero to villain?
Send us a textWho is Herod the Great and how did he become the King of Israel?
Send us a textJoin Jacob, Rose, and Steve for our last Rambling of the season.
Send us a textIn this episode, we examine the feud between the Pharisees and the Sadducees.
Send us a textThere is a King in Judah again! Is it good news?
Send us a textWe discuss how Zeal shaped the world of the Maccabees and how Jesus brought this important concept into focus.
Send us a textThe Maccabees and the Hasidim had cleansed the temple, and then it all went wrong. Join us as we discuss how things went wrong and gave rise to the Pharisees, Sadducees and the Essenes.
Send us a textWhat is the story of Hanukkah and how does it intersect with the life and ministry of Jesus?
Send us a textJoin us as we examine how the resistance to Antiochus shaped the people of Israel.
Send us a textWe continue our study of the intertestamental period with a look at the Greek Emperor Antiochus IV and the rivalry of the High Priests of Jerusalem.
Send us a textHow did the rise of the Greek Empires affect the world of the Bible?
Send us a textHow did the rise of the Greek Empires change the world of the Bible?
Send us a Text Message.What's at the heart of the strife between the Samaritans and the Jewish people of Jesus' day? Was it ethnic or was there a deeper issue at play? Join us as we look into the story of Nehemiah, and of a rival temple built on Mt Gerizim.
Send us a Text Message.God raises up a descendent of King David to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem. Zerubabbel faces liars, violence, and disunity, but through the power of God, he rebuilds the temple. Listeners note: Zerubabbel was not the one using violence and deceit. It became a bit confusing at one point in our discussion
Send us a Text Message.Why did the Kingdom of Judah fall? The earthly politics are just a symptom of the supernatural warfare happening in the background. Join us as we explore the prophets and their discussion of the supernatural causes of Judah's fall.
Send us a Text Message.How did the Kingdom of Judah meet its end? What is the connection between Josiah and Jesus? How does Jesus show what Kingship should be? Join us this week as we continue bridging the gap between the Old and New Testaments.
Send us a Text Message.Caleb Lewis, author of Through the Waters, joins us to discuss the Exodus and the Two Goats Motifs in the book of Genesis.
Send us a Text Message.As the Assyrian Empire brings new settlers into Israel, weird things begin to happen. Join us as we discuss the lions of the wilderness and the creation of Samaria.
Send us a Text Message.Join us as we discuss the Way of Eden vs the Way of Babylon and how it led to the destruction of Israel's Northern Kingdom
Send us a Text Message.Dr. Nijay Gupta joins us to discuss his book Strange Religion.
Send us a Text Message.We explore the rich tapestry of biblical themes surrounding unity and diversity, beginning with the poignant tale of Cain and Abel. Through the lens of sibling conflict and the failure of the priesthood, we uncover the spiritual warfare that often arises within family dynamics. Our conversation highlights the importance of overcoming self-centeredness, as exemplified by Cain, and striving for the harmony that God envisions for His people. The high priest's breastpiece, adorned with diverse stones, serves as a powerful symbol of unity in diversity among the tribes of Israel.The discussion takes a deeper turn as we delve into the division of Israel under the house of David, exploring the prophecy of Ahijah and its significance. We draw parallels between historical events and prophetic symbolism, such as Zechariah's naming of the staffs "Favor" and "Union." As we bridge the Old and New Testaments, we illuminate how these ancient themes foreshadow pivotal New Testament events, including the betrayal of Jesus. Join us for this insightful journey that underscores the enduring sovereignty and profound interconnectedness of biblical narratives.
In this episode Jacob presents his argument that the punishment of cursing the ground given to Adam in the garden was only intended for Adam and others who lived in his lifetime. Join the conversation and see if you agree or disagree. You can also send a comment on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/684913823231732
We return to the story of David and Mephibosheth and discuss its confusing conclusion.
We take a look at King David and Mephibosheth the heir of the house of Saul.Editors note: to read the story of how Mephibosheth became lame read 2 Samuel 4
We examine Satan's rebellion and his twisting of God's values and goals.
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