Dottie Rogers, writer, therapist, educator, and scholar, joins us to talk about brit milah, covenant, circumcision, and the life of Abram-Abraham.Follow Dottie on Twitter and read her writing.Please SUBSCRIBE to the podcast wherever you listen,

#6 "In the Image of God" with Prof. Carmen Joy Imes

Jan 6th, 2021 1h 5m

Prof. Carmen Joy Imes joins us to delve into the idea of being created "in the image of God." What's that mean? Who exactly is in God's image? Did we lose it with the "fall"? Does it have moral and ethnical ramifications for us today? Do some t

#5 Zachariah & the Flow of the Golden Lamp with Prof. Mark Boda

Dec 14th, 2020 1h 11m

In this episode we speak with Prof. Mark Boda about the prophecy of Zachariah, specifically chapter 4 with the vision of the Golden Lamp (menorah), and about its connection to Chanukah. We hope you enjoy!Meir-Simchah is available for three diff

#4 Eve and the Snake with Shaneen Thompson

Nov 30th, 2020 1h 56m

Shaneen Thompson joins us to discuss Eve's conversation with the snake. We dig into deep differences of interpretation, including how we understand the serpent's cleverness, Eve and Adam's nakedness, their lack of shame, and original sin vs. th

#3 Following Jesus' Donkeys from Matthew 21 to Zachariah, 'Fulfillment Passages', & Different Messiahs, with Laura Robinson

Nov 8th, 2020 1h 15m

Laura Robinson of New Testament Review joins Two Christians and a Jew to discuss Matthew 21, Zachariah 9:9, "fulfillment passages" (which Meir-Simchah finds bizarre), how Matthew writes (one of Laura's areas of expertise), and different visions

#2 "What is Torah?" with Traci Rhoades

Oct 11th, 2020 1h 37m

Traci Rhoades joins Two Christians and a Jew for a discussion of what Torah is. Traci is the author of Not All Who Wander (Spiritually) Are Lost https://www.amazon.com/Not-All-Wander-Spiritually-Lost/dp/1640652795, in which she discusses her ex

#1 "In the beginning..."

Sep 29th, 2020 1h 38m

In this episode we focus on Rosh Hashanah, one of the four Jewish new years, a day of judgment, and a fearful but festive holiday which Jews around the world celebrated just days before we recorded. We introduce Christians to the holiday from a