One thing that pops up from time to time is that we have the OT in Hebrew and the NT in Greek and that is by God's design. Essentially, trying to solidify that anything associated with anything before Jesus/Yeshua is all done away with. That's the old way. Part of this mindset will also suggest that no one around Yeshua's time spoke Hebrew. It was only used in religious settings, but it wasn't used day to day. Again, trying to solidify a passing of the "old ways".

However, we see Yeshua speaking in Hebrew several times through the Gospels. We see the disciples and other people interacting with Him using a Hebrew term: Rabbi. Paul is spoken to from Heaven in Hebrew and he also speaks to a group in Jerusalem in Hebrew. Revelation has several words in Hebrew as well.

There is also Hebrew chiastic structure throughout the New Testament.

I believe I have written about it before, but a very helpful teaching that helped me break the mindset of "old ways" vs "new ways", was https://www.wildbranch.org/tea....chings/hebrew-greek- .

I can't say anything about the rest of their teachings. I haven't gone through the whole site, but this teaching is very good and one that explains why so many in the church can read something that states "XYZ" plain as day yet will read it as "ABC".

The Bible was written by Hebrew people, who spoke and wrote in a Hebrew way. While, we don't have to know Hebrew to have a relationship with the Father, it is beneficial to study to be able to dig in deeper into the words of the Bible.


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