Line Upon Line With Yaakov

Yaakov Brown

Line Upon Line With Yaakov is a podcast dedicated to a Messiah essential understanding of the Scriptures (TaNaKh [OT]; HaBrit HaChadashah [NT]). Host Yaakov Ben Yehoshua Brown, founder and spiritual leader of the Beth Melekh International Messiah Following Jewish Community, presents a series of in depth studies of books of the Bible. Yaakov approaches the text from a Messianic Jewish perspective, revealing seldom considered translational alternatives and unique insights into the timeless nature of the Word of God as it applies to the redemptive work of the King Messiah Yeshua. read less

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In this episode host Yaakov Ben Yehoshua (Brown) illuminates the many Gospel allusions within the Hebrew text of Bereishit בְּרֵאשִית Genesis 13. In addition he presents a remez (hint) reading of the text using the meanings of the Hebrew proper nouns.

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In this episode host Yaakov Ben Yehoshua (Brown) illuminates the many Gospel allusions within the Hebrew text of Bereishit בְּרֵאשִית Genesis 13. In addition he presents a remez (hint) reading of the text using the meanings of the Hebrew proper nouns.

In this episode host Yaakov (Brown) Ben Yehoshua explains the spiritual journey of Avram as it's expressed in his physical journey. The Hebrew altar of blood atonement is defined clearly and its purpose expounded upon. Yeshua is seen in Avram's journey, from Light unto Light.

In this episode host Yaakov (Brown) Ben Yehoshua presents a translation from the Hebrew text that illuminates the meanings of the Hebrew names and locations. Connections are made between the Tower of Babel and Jacob's Ladder and between the events at the Tower of Babel and the events recorded in the book of the Acts of the Apostles (Sent Ones).

In this episode host Yaakov (Brown) Ben Yehoshua explains the story in the meanings of the Hebrew names in the genealogy of the Hebrew text of Bereishit בראשית Genesis 10.

In this episode host Yaakov Ben Yehoshua presents a translation from the Hebrew text of Bereishit בראשית Genesis 9, illuminates the greater meaning of the rainbow and explains the rabbinical concept of Noachide law, which is rooted in this chapter.

In this episode host Yaakov Ben Yehoshua presents a translation from the Hebrew text of Bereishit בראשית Genesis and illuminates various aspects connected to the metanarrative of Scripture. Of special interest is the correlation between Noach, Melki-Tzedek and Yeshua Ha-Melekh.

In this episode Host Yaakov Ben Yehoshua (Brown) teaches through Bereishit בראשית Genesis 7 line by line, presenting an English translation from the Hebrew text and illuminating context and meaning often missed by the English reader.

Q & A on Genesis Chapters 4 through 6 Part Two

Q & A on Genesis Chapters 4 through 6 Part Two

In this episode Pastor Aaron Ironside continues to ask Yaakov questions about Bereishit בראשית Genesis chapters 4 through 6.

Q & A on Genesis Chapters 4 through 6 Part One

Q & A on Genesis Chapters 4 through 6 Part One

In this episode Pastor Aaron Ironside asks Yaakov questions about Bereishit בראשית Genesis chapters 4 through 6.

In this episode host Yaakov Ben Yehoshua (Brown) unpacks the text of Bereishit בראשית Genesis 6 and points out the grave error many conclude based on their misunderstanding the Hebrew phrase בני האלוהים B'nai HaElohim "Sons of God".

In this episode host Yaakov Ben Yehoshua (Brown) teaches Bereishit בראשית Genesis 5 by carefully unpacking the generations of Noah revealing the redemptive story of God in the genealogical listing of the names of those descended from Adam.

Genesis 4 Part 2

Genesis 4 Part 2

In this episode host Yaakov Ben Yehoshua (Brown) facilitates a reading of the latter section of Bereishit בראשית Genesis chapter 4 and expounds on the text giving clarity through context, cultural understanding and Spirit filled observation.

Genesis 4 Part 1

Genesis 4 Part 1

In this episode host Yaakov Ben Yehoshua (Brown) teaches the first 12 verses of Bereishit בראשית Genesis 4 line by line, presenting an English translation from the Hebrew text and illuminating context and meaning often missed by the English reader.

Q & A on Genesis 1 through 3

Q & A on Genesis 1 through 3

In this episode Pastor Aaron Ironside asks Yaakov questions about the first 3 chapters of Bereishit בראשית Genesis.

Genesis 3 Part 2

Genesis 3 Part 2

In this episode Yaakov Ben Yehoshua (Brown) completes a line by line explanation of the Hebrew text of Bereishit בראשית Genesis 3. Illuminating key verses within the context of the story of Kayin (Cain) and Hevel (Abel).

Genesis 3 Part 1

Genesis 3 Part 1

In this episode host Yaakov Ben Yehoshua (Brown) teaches Bereishit בראשית Genesis 3:1-12 line by line, examining translational choices and illuminating convergent rabbinical ideas.

In this episode host Yaakov (Brown) Ben Yehoshua conducts a line by line study through Bereishit בראשית (Genesis) chapter 2. Yaakov presents a direct translation into English from the Hebrew text and expounds on various aspects of popular misinterpretation as well as illuminating practical teaching points for all Messiah followers.

Genesis 1 Part 2

Genesis 1 Part 2

In this episode host Yaakov (Brown) Ben Yehoshua facilitates a line by line contextual study of Bereishit בראשית Genesis Chapter 1. This episode is the second part of a two part teaching on Bereishit בראשית Genesis chapter 1. The Introduction, contextual preparation and translation of Bereishit בראשית Genesis Chapter 1 can be accessed on Line Upon Line Season 2 Episode 3: Genesis 1 Part 1

Genesis 1 Part 1

Genesis 1 Part 1

In this episode host Yaakov Ben Yehoshua (Brown) expounds on interpretation and presents an English translation from the Hebrew text in preparation for the line by line contextual study of the first chapter of Genesis בְּרֵאשִית

Introduction To Genesis

Introduction To Genesis

In this episode host Yaakov Ben Yehoshua (Brown) addresses divine inspiration, authorship, historical accuracy and the importance of submitting all interpretation to HaShem (YHVH) in Messiah.