Playlist: yada` (#H3045) (topic)
Elements of Motivation (Part Seven)
Sermon by John W. RitenbaughThe Hebrew word *yada'* (H3045), translated as "know," carries a wide variety of applications, one of which includes intimate sexual connotations, as seen in contexts where to "know" someone results in conception. This term adds a layer of intimacy to the knowledge of God, moving beyond mere acquaintance to a deep, relational …
Intimacy with Christ (Part Four)
Sermon by John W. RitenbaughThe Hebrew word most frequently translated as "know" is *yada'* (H3045). This term carries the sense of intimate acquaintance, implying that because God knows the way the righteous live, He takes delight in them and blesses them. It suggests that God is not distant but deeply involved with the lives of His people, focusing His …
The Sovereignty of God (Part One)
Sermon by John W. RitenbaughThe Hebrew word yada&39; (H3045), along with its Greek counterpart ginosko , translates to "to know" in English, and it signifies a profound combination of close, warm, and even passionate intimacy paired with intellectual understanding. This deep knowing creates an edge in a person's life, enabling them to trust God and …
Never Allow Your Love to Wax Cold
Sermon by Clyde FinkleaIn Hosea 4:6, God declares that His people are destroyed for a lack of knowledge, using the Hebrew word yada' (H3045) to signify this knowledge. This term is rooted in the idea of intimacy, indicating that while God's people may possess His revealed and hidden knowledge, they are defeated due to a lack of intimate relationship …
Will You Show Up?
Sermonette by Hunter D. SwansonExpecting to do the very best each time might prove to be a detriment leading to inhibiting self-doubt. Sometimes, "showing up" may be our best works.
Do You Really Know God?
Sermon by Clyde FinkleaIn Daniel 11:32, it is written that the people who know their God shall be strong and carry out great exploits. This concept of knowing God is deeply explored through the Hebrew word yada' (H3045), which signifies an intimate, experiential understanding. In Amos 3:2, God declares to Israel, "You only have I known of all the …
Freedom's Dark Underbelly
Sermon byAny freedom to choose must be accompanied by a set of standards against which choices are made. The people of the world do not have this freedom.
To Know Good and Evil
Sermon by Mark SchindlerThe Hebrew word yada' (H3045), translated as "to know" or "to decide" in Genesis 3:22, is a primitive root meaning to ascertain by seeing. In the original Hebrew, it is represented as a pictograph of a door and an eye, symbolizing the concept of "the door of the eye." This indicates that the eye serves as the window into a …