The pfherring's Podcast

My cover of Say Something by Mergui

Cover of a sad but powerful song by Lewis Capaldi.

This podcast examines the validity of Sabbath observance for Gentile followers of Yeshua. By re-evaluating often-misinterpreted New Testament passages and historical evidence, the source suggests that early believers and the Apostles themselves remained loyal to Torah customs. The Sabbath is shown to be an enduring spiritual discipline that provides freedom, holiness, and a vital connection to the Creator.

This podcast examines a Hebrew-centric interpretation of John 1:1, proposing that the Greek term Logos should be understood as Torah. I argue that translating the passage as "In the beginning was the Torah" aligns more accurately with the Jewish worldview of the first century and the historical context of the Tanakh.
 

This podcast, using AI, is based on a article of mine that explores the life and theological importance of James the Just, identified as the brother of Yeshua (Jesus) and the primary leader of the early Jerusalem community. I argue that the Book of James was likely the earliest written work in the New Testament, predating the letters of Paul and the inclusion of Gentile converts. 

This presentation is a practice run for a live seminar I plan to run soon. Learn how to return to the faith followed by the disciples of Yeshua. A life lived within the boundary fence of Torah (the Divine Instructions of God), whose central tenets are the Ten Commandments.Circumcised Heart: https://circumcisedheart.info/  Global Truth International: https://globaltruthinternational.com/