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KNOWLEDGE

​Understand the Bible, Discover Its Jewish Roots, and Explore Questions of Faith from a New Perspective

Would you like to understand the Bible better and learn more about Jesus – Yeshua –, the Christian faith, and the Jewish roots of Scripture? In the Knowledge section of Beit Or Ha'Chaim, you will find clear and accessible explanations about the Bible, Judaism, Christianity, Israel, Shabbat, Torah, the biblical feasts, and Hebrew terms.

We explore questions that matter to Christians from different denominations, people interested in the Bible, and those who are searching for answers – from Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, and Evangelical traditions to current topics related to The Chosen, House of David, prophecy, the Messiah, and biblical history.

Our goal is to explain important connections in a clear way, highlight the historical and Jewish context of the Holy Scriptures, and help people explore the Bible more deeply for themselves.

Discover. Ask. Examine. Understand the Bible in Context.

BIBLE & FAITH QUESTIONS

Answers to common questions about Jesus, faith, the Bible, heaven, the end times, baptism, and more.

BIBLICAL FEASTS

Discover Passover, Shavuot, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, and other biblical feasts – their meaning, Jewish background, and connection to the Bible.

JEWISH ROOTS

Discover Yeshua, Israel, Shabbat, Torah, the biblical feasts, and the Jewish background of the Bible.

THE CHOSEN

What is biblical, what is historical, and what was added for the series? Discover the background of well-known scenes, characters, and themes.

HOUSE OF DAVID

Watch House of David. Understand the story of David. Discover the Bible for yourself.

CHRISTIAN TRADITIONS

Explore Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, Evangelical, and other Christian traditions in a clear and understandable way.

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