INFORMAZIONI SU QUESTO EPISODIO
What if everything you thought you knew about the Bible was built on a mistranslation—and the real meaning has been hiding in plain sight all along?
Dror Ben Ami—author of The Vineyard and The Final Jubilee, and a scholar who studied Comparative Literature in both the USA and Israel—joins us for a conversation that challenges centuries of accepted interpretation in both the Christian and Jewish communities.
Dror Ben Ami brings an entirely new perspective to Biblical analysis. Influenced by the work of scholar and mystic Maurice Nicoll, he argues that many beliefs people take for granted are simply incorrect. For example: Jesus was NOT a carpenter—he was a plowman. Moses was NOT stopped from entering the Promised Land because he hit a rock with his staff; both Moses and Aaron were reprimanded because they did not maintain the purity of God's word (and Aaron never hit the rock with his staff, not even once). Professor Joel Baden of Yale Divinity School says Moses didn't even hit the rock once; the rabbis insist Moses hit it twice. Understanding the language of both the Old and New Testament is crucial—and that language is Hebrew.
In this episode, Dror Ben Ami shares where he was born, how long he's been living in Israel, what he studied in college, and what his religion is. He also discusses the difference between carpenter and plowman, whether the Haggadah is "kosher" for Passover, who the Samaritans really were, and why Paul of Tarsus being a Pharisee matters. He challenges listeners to reconsider what they think they know and to start from Hebrew—the key to unlocking the deeper meaning of what God said.
If you're a student of the Bible, a seeker of deeper truth, or simply someone who loves having your assumptions challenged, this conversation with Dror Ben Ami will open your eyes to a perspective you've never heard before.
In this episode, we explore:
· Where Dror was born and how long he's been living in Israel
· Whether he's married and what his religion is
· What he studied in college—Comparative Literature in the USA and Israel
· The difference between "carpenter" and "plowman"—and why it matters
· Why "a Pharisee" is "a carpenter," not Jesus
· How the Torah is the Tree of Life—and what it means to cut it into smaller pieces
· Why the New Testament is an etymological dictionary for the Old Testament
· What language the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob spoke with "The Son of David"
· The real reason Moses and Aaron were stopped from entering the Promised Land
· Whether the Haggadah is "kosher" for Passover
· Who the Samaritans really were
· Why Paul of Tarsus being a Pharisee matters
· The influence of Maurice Nicoll on Dror's work
· Why Hebrew is the key—and why you must start from there
Connect with Dror Ben Ami:
· Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1HA3f56zqb/
· LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dror-ben-ami/
· Substack: https://substack.com/@drorbenami
Get His Books:
The Vineyard — available now on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HH1GXZB1
The Final Jubilee — also available
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Read His Articles:
Visit his Facebook page for articles dealing with subjects on the Old Testament and the Gospels in several different languages.
https://www.facebook.com/share/1HA3f56zqb/
