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ABOUT ME and THIS PODCAST: I am Avinoam ("Avi") ben Mordechai Marcus. I am an old veteran of the radio broadcast industry. For me, radio programming was very different when I started in the early 1970s as a California "rock jock" radio personality and later in the 1980s as a Colorado radio programmer and secular and religious content talk show host. I selectively do live on-air radio programming where I find opportunities but ultimately, whatever I pursue with my years of radio broadcast tra ...
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Previously, in Part 1, we heard from California Attorney Iver Bye, who spoke about American Law and how it often relates to what is found written in the Bible. In today's program, Part 2, Attorney Iver Bye will talk more about the definitions of legal words. He will also take us on a brief journey into the backstory of the U.S. Constitution and a l…
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I had the privilege to have a sit-down, face-to-face conversation about Biblical Law and Teaching ("Torah") versus American Jurisprudence with California Attorney Iver Bye. Attorney Iver Bye has specialized in courtroom criminal law since graduating from law school in the late 1970s. If you perhaps find an interest in learning about Divine Wisdom, …
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In this Real Israel Talk Radio episode, I will close my 30-part series on the Last Passover Week Chronology of Yeshua. With this extended study (one hour and six minutes), I will summarize all I have presented since starting the series. I will begin and end with three questions: 1) How did Yeshua manage to DO (meaning, TO BE THE PASSOVER LAMB) and …
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We read from the Hebrew text of Psalm 110:4 - "Yehovah has made AN OATH and will He will not be comforted [with any other decree], “You are a Cohen or Priest forever through The WORD of Melchizedek.” English translations usually express this as “The Order of Melchizedek,” but based on the context of Psalm 110:4, it is not about a religious or spiri…
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Beginning around 150 years before Yeshua, the Pharisee was called a Hasid because the Hebrew term means a “loyalist.” In other words, Pharisees were political and religious loyalists supportive of the family dynasty of the Hasmoneans. The Tzadokim, or Sadducees, relates to the term Zadok, which was a different group of priests not related to the So…
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What we know is that the Levitical Sadducees were not legally of the bloodline of Aaron to Eleazar to Phinchas to Tzadok. Rather, they were more likely of the line of Aaron’s son Ithamar, whose priestly line ended in the days of King Solomon, but they continued seeking priestly legitimacy going back to the days of the Hasmoneans. Consider that they…
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Avi ben Mordechai here. Shalom! You are tuned into Real Israel Talk Radio. Today’s show is “Why I Exchanged My Christmas Tree for a Menorah,” a special edition 2023 teaching hosted by my wife Suzanne. Suzanne will share with you some of her thoughts about the tradition of Christmas and the Christmas Season. All of what Suzanne will speak about toda…
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Yeshua (Jesus) was known by three titles: 1. The Word made Flesh (John 1:14) 2. Melchizedek, King of the Celestial Kingdom of Shalem (John 18:36) 3. Melchizedek, Priest of the Kingdom of Shalem (Genesis 14:18) From Genesis 14:18 to Daniel 9:24 to Revelation 21:2-3, the message remains the same because Yeshua is the same yesterday, today, and foreve…
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Within the priestly line of Tzadok, there were several well-known priests, according to Nehemiah 11:11, which included such personalities such as Jeremiah the Prophet (Jeremiah 1:1) and Ezra the Priest/Scribe (Ezra 7:1-5). Previously, I focused on the priestly line of Aaron and how it came to be established through his firstborn son, Eliezer, who p…
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Today's episode continues our study of the well-known House of Tzadok (the "Zadokites") as it relates to the life of Yeshua, Hebrew Scripture, and the New Covenant. Recall from Hebrew Scripture a hereditary line that began with Abraham and then to Isaac, to Jacob. Then, through Leah, Jacob's wife, she conceived and gave birth to Levi, which means “…
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With today's episode, we will learn about the well-known House of Tzadok (the "Zadokites") from Hebrew Scripture. We will look at four specific aspects of their collective life as they wrote about it in the Dead Sea Scrolls. We will learn that The House of Tzadok was not associated with the so-called Community of the Essenes The House of Tzadok too…
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Let us examine the biblical terminology often called “First Fruits” or “Bikkurim.” This terminology is often confused with another ceremony called the Omer Wave-Sheaf offering, more accurately referred to in biblical parlance as Reisheet Katzir – Harvest of the First Cutting of the Grain. "First Fruits" is about the scriptural festival of Shavuot o…
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Once again, remember that in Pharisaic and Second Temple times, two different festival calendars were operationally running side by side. 1) The Pharisaic and Sadducean traditional sighted moon calendar. One day always advances to the next day, beginning with sunset. 2) The House of Tzadok priestly calculated sevens' solar calendar. One day always …
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If we want to understand the timing of Yeshua's Third-Day resurrection, we must first understand how the priestly families of the House of Tzadok ("Zadok") defined a day. For the priestly House of Tzadok (Ezekiel 44:23-24), a 24-hour day was measured from sunrise to sunrise. For the Pharisee Separatists, a 24-hour day was measured from sunset to su…
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We will learn four important principles in this extended (90-minute) podcast for Passover and Unleavened Bread (Festival of Matza). In fact, I think the information in this podcast is vital to learn and understand, particularly in these days in which we are living. Therefore, I strongly encourage you to download, listen and share this special 90-mi…
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On our podcast today, we'll look at the gospel narratives showing us that it was now early Thursday morning the second day of Unleavened Bread (Aviv 16) according to the House of Tzadok reckoning of the annual festivals BUT according to Judean reckoning, it was Aviv (Nisan) 14 - the Passover Preparation Day (John 19:14). Yeshua was once again broug…
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It is often assumed that Yeshua’s overnight inquisition was under the auspices of a legal hearing conducted by Annas and his family. Be assured, there was nothing legal about it. The real and legal trial of Yeshua began at sunrise and continued through the bulk of the daylight hours. In the early morning of the fourth day of the week - "Wednesday" …
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In today's program, we will continue with our study in Event Number 14 and look into the life of Annas also called Ananias or Annas, and his son-in-law Caiaphas as referenced in Luke 3:1 and Luke 16:19-31. A coregency of two high priests was not permitted in biblical law, and yet here we see that both are in fact called "high priests." So, what's u…
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With today's program, let's begin with the arresting officers of the Judean High Court recorded in John 18:12 - Then the detachment [of troops] and the captain and the officers of the Judeans arrested Yeshua and bound him. Those who were sent to apprehend Yeshua in the Garden of the Mount of Olives were officers dispatched by the Temple priests and…
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Let's begin with Matthew 26:30. "And when they had sung a hymn, they went out to the Mount of Olives." We must ask the question, Why did Yeshua go out to Har HaZeitim, that is, the Mount of Olives? And on leaving the guest room late on Passover, what song did they sing on their way to the Mount of Olives? The Mount of Olives is a mountain of three …
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Let us read from Matthew 26:20-23. (and also John 13:26). When evening had come, He sat down with the twelve. Now, as they were eating, He said, “Assuredly, I say to you, one of you will betray Me.” And they were exceedingly sorrowful, and each of them began to say to Him, “Master, is it I?” He answered and said, “He who dipped his hand with Me in …
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The four-gospel accounts of Yeshua’s crucifixion and third-day resurrection do not seem to flow chronologically as we might like them to. Collectively, the gospel narratives inform us of the events of his last week in a rather disjointed and, in some cases, totally confusing way. Often, as we try to follow the events and make good sense of them, it…
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The four-gospel accounts of Yeshua’s crucifixion and third-day resurrection do not seem to flow chronologically as we might like them to. Collectively, the gospel narratives inform us of the events of his last week in a rather disjointed and, in some cases, totally confusing way. Often, as we try to follow the events and make good sense of them, it…
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The four-gospel accounts of Yeshua’s crucifixion and third-day resurrection do not seem to flow chronologically as we might like them to. Collectively, the four gospel narratives appear moderately disjointed and, in some cases, totally confusing! Suppose you have done any detailed comparison readings of the chronology of Yeshua's final Passover wee…
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The four-gospel accounts of Yeshua’s crucifixion and third-day resurrection do not seem to flow as smoothly as we might like them to. Collectively, the four gospel narratives appear moderately disjointed and, in some cases, downright confusing! Suppose you have done any severe and previous comparison readings of all the chronology, as many biblical…
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The four-gospel accounts of Yeshua’s crucifixion and third-day resurrection do not seem to flow as smoothly as we might like them to. Collectively, the four gospel narratives appear moderately disjointed and, in some cases, downright confusing! Suppose you have done any severe and previous comparison readings of all the chronology, as many biblical…
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The four-gospel accounts reporting on Yeshua’s crucifixion and third-day resurrection do not seem to flow as smoothly as we might like them to flow. Collectively, the four gospel narratives appear moderately disjointed and, in some cases, downright confusing! If you have done any previous and serious comparison readings of all the chronology, as ma…
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Luke 3:23 tells us: Now Yeshua himself began His ministry at about thirty years of age. Specifically, in what year might this be referring? And more importantly, in what year did his Roman crucifixion and third-day resurrection occur? For our End Times or Last Day Messianic Hope, I think it is vital for us to study out an answer to this question so…
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In John 11:9-10, Yeshua speaks of walking in the Light and walking in the darkness. Walking in the darkness means the Light is not in him. The same message is echoed in John 12:36, "While you have the Light, believe in the Light, that you may become Sons of Light." Sha'ul (Paul) speaks in a similar way when writing 1 Thessalonians 5. Verse 1 - But …
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To follow along with this study, access the calendar handouts on my website at http://www.cominghome.co.il. Navigate to Free Resources and then click on the dropdown menu Podcast Extras. Many are not aware of the numerous time and date calendar issues that were predominant in the days of Yeshua. At the time of Yeshua’s ministry, there were at least…
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Navigate here to help you follow along with the calendars that I built for this episode of Real Israel Talk Radio. OR go to www.cominghome.co.il and click on "Free Resources." Then click on "Podcast Extras." If you are a detail and numbers person, you will want to listen to this Real Israel Talk Radio program. This is Episode 116 and PART 3 in my c…
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Navigate here. To help you follow along with this analysis, study the timeline calendars that I built for this series. OR go to www.cominghome.co.il and click on "Free Resources." Then click on "Podcast Extras." This program of Real Israel Talk Radio is Episode 115. This is a PART 2 analysis of Yeshua’s Passion Week Timeline: 27 Detailed Events of …
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This program of Real Israel Talk Radio is Episode 114. This is a PART 1 analysis and overview of Yeshua’s "Passion Week" Chronology of Yeshua: Passover to Crucifixion to Third Day Resurrection. The texts of the four gospel accounts report on Yeshua’s last-week crucifixion and his third-day resurrection. With this multi-series, I hope to offer plaus…
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Millions of biblical readers and Bible teachers still have "old school" thinking when it comes to the biblical definition of "chodesh" or "rosh chodesh." The meaning is typically the "new moon." But the truth is, chodesh does not mean "moon" and rosh chodesh does not mean new moon. Come, learn about Lo Adu Rosh as a postponement rule for the Feast …
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Matthew 16.1-4: Then the Pharisees and Sadducees came and testing him asked that He would show them a Sign from Heaven. He answered and said to them, “When it is evening you say, fair weather, for the sky is red; and in the morning, foul weather today, for the sky is red and threatening.” Hypocrites! You know how to understand the face of the sky, …
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The Hebrew word chesed is most often understood and translated to mean “mercy.” The problem is that chesed does not at all carry this meaning in biblical Hebrew. Any respectable scholar of the Hebrew language will tell you the word's true meaning. But, putting academic respectability aside, if we simply allow the precise meaning of ancient paleogra…
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A deeper look into Matthew 12:5-7. ...Or have you not read in the law that on the Sabbath the priests in the temple profane the Sabbath, and are blameless? Yet I say to you that in this place there is One greater than the temple. But if you had known what this means, I desire mercy and not sacrifice, you would not have condemned the guiltless It wa…
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On today's episode of Real Israel Talk Radio, I will seek to unravel Yeshua's lessons on loyalty. This is program episode 109 and Part 13 on the Qumran Dead Sea Scrolls and their link to the story of the Pharisees and their accusations against Yeshua and his disciples about Sabbath unlawfulness. Generally, it seems to me that when the Bible exposit…
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When Bible expositors unpack Matthew 12:1-8, they often conclude that showing someone compassion and mercy overrides the Sabbath's biblical laws and many other laws. In other words, a focus on demonstrating the love and compassion of the Almighty Eternal One for every soul is more important and not getting bogged down in the minutia of biblical law…
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A conclusion of my views on the 50-Day and 7-Sabbaths Count of the Omer in the New Covenant narrative from Acts 20:6-12. Specifically, I will address details on the following points: 1) Acts 20:7. "Paul, ready to depart the next day, spoke to them and continued his message until midnight." In biblical Hebraic thought, we learn that midnight means a…
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With today's program, I will address the following points: A) When does a biblical day begin and end in the Bible? Sunset to Sunset OR Sunrise to Sunrise? B) In 2 Chronicles 3:1-2, why did King Solomon begin his work with the House of Yehovah on the First Sabbath of the Seven Sabbaths in the 50-Day Count of the Omer? And did he actually violate the…
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As you likely know, the annual 50-Day Count of the Omer is one of many controversial issues between those who observe the traditional rabbinic lunisolar calendar and those who observe any one of several other counting traditions. The point that I am going to make on this program today is that Sha'ul and his ministry companions were all observing th…
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Today, we will look at the testimony of Sha'ul or Paul and his spiritual transformation on the road to Damascus from a rabbinical student of Gamaliel to a Sent One of Mashiach Yeshua and the House of Tzadok. In the Book of Acts chapters 9 and 22, Sha'ul or Paul was sure of what he saw and what he heard while he was traveling down from Jerusalem on …
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What does Damascus have to do with the desert wilderness of Qumran on the northwest shores of the Dead Sea? Damascus in Genesis 14:15 is more than just an ancient city in the Land of Aram ("Syria"). In the previous episode in this Dead Sea Scrolls series, I presented one possible reason why the infamous Qumran Community of the Dead Sea called their…
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The House of Tzadok biblical priesthood referred to Qumran as Damesek or Damascus. Meanwhile, Paul traveled to Damascus to do some work for Jerusalem’s illegitimate authorities. He came to arrest many in Yeshua known as “The Way,” charging them for rebellion against Jerusalem’s authority. Before arriving, he had an audio-visual experience changing …
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On this episode of Real Israel Talk Radio, Episode 101 and Part 5 of the Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls, we'll take a biblical journey from Moses and Mount Sinai to Paul and the Land of Damascus. We'll follow 1,400 years of Jewish and Hebrew National history to learn the likely reasons why Jerusalem's legitimate cohanim (priests) went out to find …
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This program is Real Israel Talk Radio, Episode 100. Today's show is PART 4 of a multipart series about the Dead Sea Scrolls. In this program, we will begin putting all the pieces of the Qumran Community together and seek, from Scripture, to understand the purpose for the Qumran Community, who they were, and why they wrote the documents that we ide…
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This program is Real Israel Talk Radio, Episode 99. Today's show is PART 3 of a multipart series about the Dead Sea Scrolls - an excellent program for Hebrew speakers! To help us better understand the importance of the Dead Sea scrolls, you will hear an interview that I recorded with Dr. Rachel Elior – the John and Golda Cohen Professor of Jewish P…
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About 20 centuries ago, hundreds of documents from a written library of scrolls were carefully placed into clay jars and deposited for safe-keeping into many of the western caves of Israel’s Dead Sea region. The area is called the Qumran. Between 1947 and 1956, the scrolls’ discovery has captured the attention of numerous academics, religious leade…
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About 20 centuries ago, hundreds of documents from a written library of scrolls were carefully placed into clay jars and deposited for safe-keeping into many of the western caves of Israel's Dead Sea region. The area refers to the Qumran. The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls captured the attention of numerous academics, religious leaders, and bibl…
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