Hebrew as applied to the Gospels & New Testament

Biblical Hebrew and its New Testament application. Hebrew idioms buried in overly literal Greek. Hebrew poetry in the sermon on the mount. Avoiding God's name and hinting at divine truths. Paradoxes of Hebrew-Jewish thought. Old Testament language sheds light on New Testament problems.

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Good eye • Hebrew Gospel • Beatitudes • Narrow gate • Faith • Love/Hate • Logos /rhema • Genealogy • God's name

A Good Eye

Good eye (`ayîn tôwbh) / Evil eye What does Jesus mean in Matthew 6:22 by a 'good eye'?

A Hebrew Gospel?

Matthew's Hebrew Gospel Did Matthew write his gospel first and in Hebrew?

The Beatitudes

The Beatitudes as Hebrew poetry How Hebrew helps interpret the beatitudes

Love & Hate

revised and updated 6 April 03
Love your neighbour but hate your parents? What did Jesus mean by 'hate your parents'?

Camels, elephants and needles

added March 03
The camel and the eye of the needle Just where is that gate in Jerusalem? And what have elephants got to do with it?

The Strait Gate

Enter by the 'righteous' gate Wordplay and meaning of the narrow gate in Mattthew 7:13-14

Faith

The hearing of faith? When faith, understanding and obedience agree

The Word

Logos and rhema - whats in a word? Are there two words for 'word' or just one?

Genealogical Gematria

Matthew's genealogy and hidden emphasis What makes Matthew's genealogy interesting?

God's name

God's name and nature God's name in the gospels and in the baptismal formula

MORE TO FOLLOW - please Email any questions or suggestions to: ntproblems@biblicalhebrew.com

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