Karl Kutz's guest appearances

Karl Kutz

Tool Talk

MU Talks

Rebekah Josberger

Jonathan Edwards

Jessica Taylor

Michael Heiser

Matt Emerson

James Spencer

Charles Spurgeon

Owen Strachan

Kevin Moore

Dayton Hartman

Mike Ackerman

Patrick Schreiner

Greg Lanier

Jim Barr

Peter J. Williams

OwlTail

MU Talks presents this Special Easter Edition with Dr. Karl Kutz. In this special episode, we are looking into a unique perspective on Passover. Exodus 12:23 indicates that the LORD did not by-pass the houses during the first Passover, but rather stepped in front of ("passed over") the doorway so that the destroying angel could not enter. Hear Dr. Kutz present a compelling argument for this point and how this impacts our pandemic infused world today. Here's to a unique and blessed Easter celebration.

MU Talks presents this Special Easter Edition with Dr. Karl Kutz. In this special episode, we are looking into a unique perspective on Passover. Exodus 12:23 indicates that the LORD did not by-pass the houses during the first Passover, but rather stepped in front of ("passed over") the doorway so that the destroying angel could not enter. Hear Dr. Kutz present a compelling argument for this point and how this impacts our pandemic infused world today. Here's to a unique and blessed Easter celebration.

011 MU Talks: Special Edition [Easter, 2020] - Rethinking The Passover With Dr. Karl Kutz

How can students of Biblical Hebrew keep what they’ve learned for a lifetime? By getting into the text more quickly and understanding the language more deeply. That’s how the authors of Learning Biblical Hebrew: Reading for Comprehension: An Introductory Grammar (Lexham Press) have been teaching, and it’s working. Karl Kutz and Rebekah Josberger have cultivated a powerful Hebrew program at Multnomah University and Multnomah Biblical Seminary. Travis called them up to learn more about their fresh approach to Hebrew and their vision for this great new resource. As always, check out this episode on exegeticaltools.com for more information and links to featured resources.Follow ET on social media: @exegeticaltools

How can students of Biblical Hebrew keep what they’ve learned for a lifetime? By getting into the text more quickly and understanding the language more deeply. That’s how the authors of Learning Biblical Hebrew: Reading for Comprehension: An Introductory Grammar (Lexham Press) have been teaching, and it’s working. Karl Kutz and Rebekah Josberger have cultivated a powerful Hebrew program at Multnomah University and Multnomah Biblical Seminary. Travis called them up to learn more about their fresh approach to Hebrew and their vision for this great new resource. As always, check out this episode on <a href="http://exegeticaltools.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">exegeticaltools.com</a> for more information and links to featured resources.Follow ET on social media: @exegeticaltools

Learning Biblical Hebrew: Reading for Comprehension | Karl Kutz and Rebekah Josberger