HeyJaredTim Kay
I read the Bible in Greek, Hebrew, and Aramaic, and bring you insights that often get lost in English translation.
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Hi friend,You would have seen my email about the new eBook, 40 Hebrew Words Every Christian Should Know.As a paid subscriber, you already have access. No need to buy it — it’s already yours. Think of it as a way I’m trying to give back to you, in gratitude for your support.Here’s your copy → 40 Hebrew Words Every Christian Should KnowIt’s subscribers li… <a href="https://timothygkay.substack.com/p/free-link-to-the-e
40 Hebrew Words Every Christian Should Know (new eBook) (opens the original)
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Hi friend,Six weeks ago, I started posting a video each day exploring one Hebrew word I think every Christian should know. A few days ago, I completed the series with a total of 40 words.The response surprised me. So many of you told me these little word studies were opening up Scripture in a fresh way, helping you slow down and notice things you’d read past many times before.A few of you asked, “When can I get this in written form?”Today is the day.I’ve taken my video series, added to it, adapt
Ask and You Will Receive (opens the original)
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When did you first realise that the more you asked, the more you received? It’s an important lesson in life — and I remember exactly when I learned it.I was about twelve years old, in Scouts, and our troop had been sent out on a scavenger hunt. We wandered around the suburb hunting down a list of odd items. That’s how I ended up standing in front of the local fruit shop owner. I told him who we were and what we were doing, and then, with all the confidence of a twelve-year-old on a mission, I as
Redeeming the Time (opens the original)
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Imagine you were given $86,400 every single day — but you had to spend it all before midnight. Nothing could be saved, nothing could be carried over. Tomorrow you’d get another $86,400, but today’s allowance had to be used today.How would you spend it?This is a thought experiment, and thought experiments are a helpful way to think about our values — and about *why* we make the decisions we make. If you knew, without a doubt, that $86,400 would land in your account every day for the rest of your
Next Greek & Hebrew Q&A (opens the original)
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Thank you for being a paid subscriber. This really means two things.You’re supporting me in my online Bible-teaching ministry, enabling me to bring insights from the beauty of Scripture to thousands of people around the world.You have access to me that others don’t have.One way that works is through a monthly Q&A zoom meeting. I gather your questions in… Read more
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