Marriage in Israel
Dr. Diana Dye looks at the wedding from a broader perspective. Not only does she examine the two stages of marriage, but she also looks at the wedding week through the celebration of all...
Foundations in Torah Dr. Dinah Dye
Hezekiah and the Messiah (4 parts)
Dr. Diana Dye looks at the life and story of Hezekiah. The rabbis associate Hezekiah with the Messiah and Sennacherib as Gog and Magog. She examines key figures, problems with dating, and prophetic symbolism....
The Beatitudes In Genesis
Diana examines the beatitudes from the perspective of Psalms 145-150. She also explains how the “Ashrei” or “happy is the man” actually goes back to the very first word in the Bible. She discusses...
The Heart of the Matter
The Bible is clear, “Whoever says “fool” incurs the penalty of burning in the fire of Gei Hinnom.” Why such strong words about the fool and what does this really mean? In our culture...
Into His Presence
This is a 4 part series that looks at the facets of the offering service. We explain the ancient altar ritual of the burnt offering and how this ritual continues today in the Siddur,...
Salvation Is Of The Jews
This teaching is divided into two parts. The first is called Death at the Altar and looks at the elevation offering and its importance in our daily walk. We then examine the burnt offering...
Mark of the Beast
Dr. Dye takes a fresh new look at the subject of the mark of the beast. She begins with descriptions of the phylacteries (the tefillin) and the concept of skin infections (tzar’at) and then...
Mark of The Beast – Preview Video
Dr. Dye takes a fresh new look at the subject of the mark of the beast. She begins with descriptions of the phylacteries (the tefillin) and the concept of skin infections (tzar’at) and then...
The Voice of the Holy Spirit
There is nothing like the voice of a mother calling for her children to come home. A child can always hear her voice no matter the circumstance. That is because her voice is unique,...
Israel as the Fish
The conventional understanding of “fish” in John 21:1-14 views this symbol as representing the redemptive salvation of the Christian Church. A review of the literature of the last thirty-five years finds this conclusion is...