Israel - Twins Tours Academy - Online Courses

Israel - Twins Tours Academy - Online Courses
  • 4.8（36則評分）
  • 基督教
  • 每週更新
Israel - Twins Tours Academy - Online Courses
TWINS TOURS ACADEMY

Listen to all the episodes before anyone else

試聽期結束後，每月 $0.99 或每年 $9.99。

Understanding the text of the Bible as it was originally intended will open your eyes in a way you’ve never seen before. Whether it’s a tour, a course, or a webinar, Andre and Tony’s true passion is to share with others the 1st Century Jesus that you may not know. www.twinstours.com

  1. 17 小時前

    The Star of Bethlehem_ An Aramaic Perspective

    The text explores the Star of Bethlehem narrative in Matthew's Gospel through an Aramaic linguistic and cultural lens. Aramaic word choices, like kawkav (star), highlight the story's divine and Messianic significance, connecting it to existing Jewish prophecies and Near Eastern astrological traditions. The magi's interpretation of the star reflects a cross-cultural understanding facilitated by Aramaic, a common language. Finally, the text analyzes the star's symbolic representation of divine light and guidance, tying it to broader Semitic and Jewish imagery. for more in depth teachings check our website: www.twinstours.com

    13 分鐘

  2. 1 天前

    The Magi ( Majousha) in Aramaic Tradition

    The Journey and Their Mode of Travel: Syriac texts emphasize that the Magi came on horses, not camels. Horses were symbols of royal authority and swiftness, aligning with their role as emissaries of a kingly mission. This detail contrasts with Western Nativity scenes that traditionally depict camels. 2. Timing of Their Visit: Syriac and broader Eastern traditions suggest the Magi visited Jesus when he was a toddler, not a newborn. The star (ܟܘܟܒܐ) is often interpreted in Syriac tradition as leading them to a house rather than the manger (Matthew 2:11). 3. The Twelve Names of the Magi: According to Syriac tradition, there were twelve Magi, each representing different regions of the East. Names (examples from Syriac manuscripts): Hormizd Yazdegerd Peroz Dadharses Shabur Ardachshir Mihryar Narsai Ashkhen Tirdat Anushirwan Satarbukh These names reflect their possible Persian and Aramaic cultural affiliations. for more teachings of Aramaic scripture check Twins International Academy www.twinstours.com/webinars

    15 分鐘

  3. 2 天前

    Aramaic Shepherds and the Birth of Christ

    This podcast episode explores the significance of Aramaic shepherds in the context of the nativity story, examining their cultural, linguistic, and theological roles.  It highlights how their everyday language, Aramaic, and their profession as shepherds resonated with existing biblical imagery of God as shepherd and messianic expectations.  Their humble social standing underscores the Gospel's message of divine favor towards the marginalized.  The shepherds' witnessing of Jesus' birth and subsequent proclamation of the good news further emphasizes their vital role in the narrative of redemption.  Their story connects the Old and New Testaments through shared pastoral imagery and theological themes. For Free weekly teachings check our website www.twinstours.com/webinars

    12 分鐘

  4. 4 天前

    The Cave of Christ's Nativity Syriac Tradition and Theology

    In Syriac tradition and Eastern Christianity, the cave of Christ’s birth is far more than a historical setting; it is a symbol of profound theological truths: Humility: The Infinite God chose a lowly cave as the place of His birth, emphasizing the humility of the Incarnation. Light in Darkness: The cave symbolizes a world darkened by sin, now illuminated by the Light of Christ. Typology: The cave of Christ’s birth prefigures the cave of His tomb, linking the Incarnation to the Resurrection. Creation’s Renewal: The earth itself (the cave) receives its Creator, pointing to the redemption of all creation. For Syriac Christians, the cave is not merely a location but a theological icon—a place where heaven and earth meet, where the eternal Word becomes flesh to bring light, life, and salvation to the world. For more in depth teachings check our online Academy: www.twinstours.com/academy

    13 分鐘

  5. 12月6日

    From the Majestic Cedar of Lebanon to the Humble Hyssop

    The Cedar and Hyssop:The cedar tree, a symbol of strength, has great importance in biblical symbolism,representing pride and human strength. In contrast, the hyssop, often found growing incracks and walls, embodies humility and resilience, symbolizing purification in spiritualrituals. Together, they offer us lessons in balance—strength and humility must coexist.A Spiritual Journey:As we walk through the land, the symbols of the cedar and hyssop come to life. Thecedar reminds us to stay grounded, and strong, while the hyssop teaches that truestrength often comes from simplicity. Both reflect qualities that are as timeless as theland itself.Join Us on a Journey:At Twins Tours, we offer more than just a trip—we offer a chance to live the Bible. Ourimmersive experiences help you connect deeply with the spiritual and historicalsignificance of the land.Let’s walk the path of wisdom, just as King Solomon did. for more in depth online teachings go to: www.twinstours.com/academy

    17 分鐘

  6. 12月3日

    New Book - A 10-Day Journey in Israel: Volume 1

    How You Can Get Involved: Donate: Your financial support will directly help bring this project to life: www.twinstours.com/give Share: Spread the word! Share this campaign with friends, family, and anyone who loves a good story. Pray: Your prayers and encouragement are invaluable to reaching this goal. Together, let's ensure this book reaches readers everywhere, offering fresh insights into Jesus' life from an Aramaic mindset. Andre

    5 分鐘

  7. 11月29日

    Sacred Plants of the Hebrew Bible: Symbols of Hope and Resilience

    In the Hebrew Bible, plants are more than just part of the landscape—they carry deep spiritualand symbolic meanings, often serving as metaphors for hope, resilience, and divine presence.These sacred plants offer us valuable lessons on endurance and faith, teaching us how to thriveeven in the most challenging times. From the burning bush that signaled God's first call toMoses, to the humble olive tree that symbolizes peace, these plants stand as emblems of strength, perseverance, and the enduring spirit of the people. For more online teachings www.twinstours.com/academy

    17 分鐘

  8. 11月22日

    Trees - Sacred Roots

    Twins Tours Academy website: https://www.twinstours.com/academy Twins Tours Academy Free Weekly Webinarshttps://www.twinstours.com/webinars Subscribe to Twins Tours Academy Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/twinstours Follow him on instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/twinstours For Donations to support the media teachingshttps://www.twinstours.com/give Or send us an email at info@twinstours.com

    28 分鐘
顯示全部 (143)

4.8
（滿分 5 顆星）
36 則評分

簡介

Understanding the text of the Bible as it was originally intended will open your eyes in a way you’ve never seen before. Whether it’s a tour, a course, or a webinar, Andre and Tony’s true passion is to share with others the 1st Century Jesus that you may not know. www.twinstours.com

資訊

你可能也會喜歡

若要收聽兒少不宜的單集，請登入帳號。

隨時掌握此節目最新消息

登入或註冊後，即可追蹤節目、儲存單集和掌握最新資訊。
選取國家或地區

非洲、中東和印度

亞太地區

歐洲

拉丁美洲與加勒比海地區

美國與加拿大