STUDY OF A BIBLICAL VERSE
A TORAH STUDY OF A VERSE
Exploring different verse or verses that may speak or intrigue to you in a very personal way
This series will attempt to offer a different verse study periodically with the notion that Torah Study must continue in spite of the reality surrounding us at times
Every verse in the Tanach ( the Bible)has layers of layers of meaning. Yet every soul in any season of his or her life will find one of those layers of meaning calling out to his or her soul.
This “Shorashim STUDY OF A VERSE” is an exploration of that one or two verses that may speak deeply into your life in general or at this specific time . As the series continues more and more verse studies will be added. We are always interested to hear your opinions and suggestions for choices of a verse.
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The study will attempt to explore the layers of meaning, its context and its purpose. It will also explore the impact of prophetic verses, the use of words and their multilayered aspect, and the formation and meaning of the letters making up the critical words in the verse.
The table of contents includes:
INTRODUCTION INTO VERSE STUDY
SEARCHING FOR “THAT” VERSE
PROPHETIC VERSES
THE CONCEPT OF VERSES
WORDS HAVE POWER
THE STUDY OF “A VERSE IN THE BIBLE”
IN CONCLUSION
The PDF study ranges in size anywhere from 25 - 30 pages, depending on the verse
The study will arrive by email
With the invitation to continue study and exploration by email.
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