Many believe the New Testament is silent on the issue of the Land Covenant. Is this true? Levi Hazen discusses several passages that affirm what the Hebrew Bible teaches of the Land.

Jeremiah is often characterized as “the weeping prophet” because of his sorrow over the spiritual state of his people. But he also received promises from God of hope for Israel.

Why were Jesus’ townsmen in Nazareth so enraged that they tried to throw Him off a cliff? Levi Hazen offers insights into this Luke 4 passage and the heart issue that drove the crowd to violence.

Many people are confused about the connection between John the Baptist and Elijah the Prophet. In this new episode, Levi addresses the speculation that John the Baptist was Elijah himself.

Antisemitism is rising at an alarming rate around the globe. Levi Hazen turns to Nehemiah for several important principles for dealing with antisemitism during these tense times.

Written by Solomon, Psalm 72 cries out to God for a just and righteous ruler. Isaiah 11 continues the narrative, speaking of Israel’s future relationship with her Messiah. One day, peace will reign.

Wes Taber and Levi Hazen discuss the Bible's teachings on the enemies of Israel and how we can pray for both Israel and her enemies during these difficult days in the Middle East.

Moses was unique among the prophets – even God said so. Yet, like so much in the Hebrew Bible, he was a prefigure of One yet to come. Discover the parallels between Moses and this future prophet.

A corrupt population, a worldwide disaster, and one righteous man. In this new episode of The TŌV Podcast, revisit the background and implications of the Noahic Covenant.

How do the Scriptures actually describe hell? Sometimes it’s hard to separate the biblical picture of hell from its portrayal in pop culture. In this new episode of The TŌV Podcast, review what Jesus said about it.

What is Israel’s relationship to the Promised Land? In this episode, Levi Hazen offers seven observations about the Land Covenant – a warning and a promise to the Israelites before entering the Land

The book of Judges is full of unusual stories, including the account of Jephthah and his daughter. In this new episode, Levi Hazen gives five insights on the outcome of Jephthah’s vow.

You probably remember the plague of darkness that fell on Egypt and the "blackout" when Yeshua (Jesus) died. What about the other "blackouts" prophesied in Scripture?

Psalm 118 is read each year during the Passover Seder. It discusses a Cornerstone that will be rejected by the builders. Examining the passage and other texts makes it clear that Psalm 118 is one of the most important of all prophetic texts.

Ephesians 2 tells us that, prior to Messiah’s first coming, Gentiles were “separate” from Yeshua, “excluded” from Israel, and “strangers” to God’s promises. How does the gospel change things?

What did Paul mean when he wrote, “For they are not all Israel who are descended from Israel” (Rom. 9:6)? Host Levi Hazen explores the textual context to bring clarity to this passage.

In this live recording of The TŌV Podcast, guest Stephen Briggs discusses the moral, political, and religious antisemitism of the nations that provoked God’s judgement in the Minor Prophets.

Yearly pilgrimages to Jerusalem, palm fronds, and synagogue services. Family meals under a thatched roof. Join us as we learn about Sukkot – yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Yom Kippur customs have changed over time, but the focus never has. Join us as we explore the texts and discover how Yom Kippur foreshadows the Messiah.

Rosh Hashanah is in the Bible, but it wasn’t always the Jewish new year. Find out the original new year and other facts you may not know in this episode of the TŌV podcast!