Being A First-Century Disciple

		1 Introduction & Great Commission 2 “Making Disciples” 3 Biblical Literacy 4 Desire 5 Submission 6 Emulation 7 Community   Purchase "Being A First-Century Disciple"	MP3 Listen MP3 Listen MP3 Listen MP3 Listen MP3 Listen MP3 Listen MP3 Listen
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The Jewish Mind of Jesus’ Day

		1 Introduction and Worldview 2 A Caution 3 Context Matters 4 Words Have Meaning 5 Deeds or Words 6 Synthesis or Analysis 7 Paradox   Purchase "The Jewish Mind of Jesus’ Day"	MP3 Listen MP3 Listen MP3 Listen MP3 Listen MP3 Listen MP3 Listen MP3 Listen
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ReDiscovering 'Familiar' Passages

		1  Introduction 2  The Beginning 3. Dream Coat 4  Milk and Honey 5. Golden Calf     Purchase "ReDiscovering 'Familiar' Passages"	MP3 Listen MP3 Listen MP3 Listen MP3 Listen MP3 Listen
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Music Credits
The music you hear on "Digging Deeper" is from an album entitled "Ancient Echoes" by the San Antonio Vocal Arts Ensemble, or SAVAE. The music is used by permission of World Library Publications and is available from their web site. Clicking on album art will take you there.

Here's how they describe this most unusual music collection ...

Have you ever wondered what music in the time of Jesus sounded like? Based on several years of intense study and research, Christopher Moroney and SAVAE have imaginatively and brilliantly reconstructed the music that Jesus might have heard in the temple and synagogue of the first century C.E. The ensemble learned to play reconstructed instruments of the period especially for this new recording- varieties of plucked and bowed strings, wind instruments like the shofar, flute and duduk (Middle Eastern clarinet), and percussion. The music has been recreated from Hebrew melodic fragments, Babylonian Jewish music, and traditional songs that have passed down through the ages from the time of Jesus. The end result is an amazing restoration of what Jesus would have heard. Highlights include settings of the Lord's Prayer and the Beatitudes, Miriam's Song of the Sea, the Ten Commandments, and the traditional Shema Israel (Hear, O Israel).