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Join Daniah & Joseph every Friday at 4:00pm CST as they dive into candid discussions about the Bible, ministry, and navigating life with a Biblical perspective. From personal stories to expert insights, they tackle real-life topics with wisdom and authenticity—sometimes joined by special guests! Grab a seat as we unpack new and interesting topics each week. Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ https://www.instagram.com/tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ https://www.facebook.com/tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ https://twitter.com/tlvbiblesociety
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If Yeshua already atoned for our sins, why would we still need Yom Kippur ? In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah and Joseph Greenberg tackle that question by looking beyond the ancient sacrifices and exploring what the Day of Atonement reveals about repentance, judgment, and the return of the King. Beginning in Leviticus, they unpack Yom Kippur as a day of corporate atonement before tracing its themes into the prophets—and particularly Joel's dramatic description of the Day of the Lord.What emerges is a surprising connection between the Fall Feasts and what Scripture says is still to come. The shofar sounds. God's people are called to turn back to Him. Judgment comes. Yet Joel also promises rescue for those who call upon the name of ADONAI . So is “Judgment Day” really just about doom and destruction? What does teshuvah —turning back to God—have to do with it? And could Yom Kippur actually be a rehearsal that helps us understand Yeshua 's return? Daniah and Joseph explore why atonement doesn't eliminate the need for repentance—and why the Day of Atonement may still have much more to teach us about “that day.” (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-120 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
What if we've gotten the “rapture” all wrong? As Yom Teruah approaches, Daniah and Joseph Greenberg go back to Scripture to ask what actually happens “in that day” when the shofar sounds and Yeshua returns. Starting with the prophets and working their way into the Gospels and Paul's letters, they trace a striking biblical pattern: a great shofar, the gathering of God's people, the resurrection of the dead, the Mount of Olives, and the return of the King. Then they tackle the passage at the center of the rapture debate—1 Thessalonians 4. What does it actually mean to be “caught up”? Who are the ones “left behind”? And when we go out to meet Yeshua in the air... where are we going next? Rather than beginning with modern end-times theories, Daniah and Joseph put Isaiah, Zechariah, Matthew, 1 Corinthians, and 1 Thessalonians side by side to explore how the Jewish context of Yom Teruah may change the way we understand Yeshua's return. Is the biblical hope really about escaping Earth before everything falls apart—or preparing to welcome the King who is coming to rule and reign? (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-119 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
What does it actually mean to be part of the “commonwealth of Israel”? Following their discussion of Who Is Israel?, Daniah Greenberg and Rabbi Riccardo Giuliano tackle the question so many Bible readers are left asking: Where do I fit into Israel's story? Starting in Ephesians 2, they examine Paul's declaration that Gentiles who were once “strangers” and “foreigners” have been brought near through Messiah. But what exactly have they been brought into? Rabbi Riccardo digs into the meaning behind commonwealth and uses the language of immigration and citizenship to uncover a fascinating biblical pattern: a point of entry, a law, and even a “passport.” From Ephesians to Jeremiah and Ezekiel, they trace this idea through Scripture, exploring the new covenant, Torah written on the heart, the Ruach, the land, and the mission God has been unfolding since Eden. Does being brought near erase the distinction between Jew and Gentile? Does it make someone part of Israel? And what does biblical “citizenship” actually look like? If you've ever wondered where you fit into the promises and commonwealth of Israel, this episode is for you. (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-118 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
In this episode of TLV Talk, Mandie Greenberg Kelley and Rabbi Riccardo Giuliano pull back the curtain on how Bible translations are actually made—and why two translators working from the same Scriptures can sometimes arrive at different English words. From word-for-word and thought-for-thought approaches to paraphrases and retellings, they explore the tension between accuracy, readability, and preserving the meaning of the original Hebrew and Greek. They also dig into manuscript choices, reading levels, theological influence, and what can get lost when ancient ideas have no perfect English equivalent. Along the way, they use the Tree of Life Version as one example of how a translation philosophy shapes the finished Bible, particularly its emphasis on preserving the Jewish context of Scripture. With so many translations available today, this conversation gives you a fascinating look behind the words on the page—and why your Bible may not always say exactly what another one does.(find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-117 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
Did God reject Israel and replace the Jewish people with the Church? In this episode of TLV Talk, Joseph Greenberg sits down with Dr. Ray Gannon for a deep dive into Romans 9–11 and one of the most controversial questions in biblical theology. Together, they examine Paul's anguish over Israel, the meaning of the remnant, the wild and natural branches of the olive tree, and Paul's emphatic declaration that “God has not rejected His people.” Dr. Gannon challenges replacement theology by arguing that Israel's calling remains irrevocable—and that Israel's eventual embrace of Yeshua isn't a footnote to God's plan, but something Paul connects to “life from the dead” and blessing for the nations. What role do Gentile followers of Yeshua play in that story, and why did Paul warn them against arrogance toward the Jewish people? This conversation tackles Romans' most debated chapters and asks a much bigger question: Could the redemption of Israel be key to global redemption? (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-116 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
What if your creativity is more than a talent—what if it's one of the ways God designed you to encounter Him? In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah Greenberg sits down with biblical artist Debbie Jackson to explore the surprising connection between Scripture, creativity, and the presence of God. Through Debbie's artwork inspired by Israel, biblical trees, the Garden of Gethsemane, and the words of Scripture itself, they uncover how art can reveal layers of meaning we might otherwise overlook. They also explore the Jewish tradition of micrography, how creativity can help families experience the Bible together, and why leaving the gift God gave you unused may mean missing an important part of your own spiritual growth. Whether you paint, write, sing, garden—or don't consider yourself creative at all—this conversation may challenge you to discover what God has already placed in your hands. (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-115 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
Who is Israel? It's one of the most common—and most important—questions Bible readers ask. In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah Greenberg and Rabbi Riccardo Giuliano trace the story of Israel from its very first appearance in Genesis to its unfolding meaning throughout the rest of Scripture. Along the way, they explore questions that have sparked centuries of discussion: Is Israel a person, a people, a nation, or something more? How does the Bible itself define Israel, and what does that mean for both Jewish and Gentile followers of Messiah? Rather than beginning with modern assumptions or theological systems, this conversation returns to the biblical text itself, following the journey of the name "Israel" wherever Scripture leads. If you've ever wrestled with who Israel is—or why it matters—this episode offers a thoughtful, text-driven perspective that may reshape how you read the Bible. (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-114 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
Did Yeshua worship at the Temple, the synagogue... or both? Most Bible readers use these terms interchangeably, but they served very different purposes—and understanding that difference opens an entirely new perspective on Scripture. In this episode of TLV Talk, Joseph Greenberg and Rabbi Riccardo Giuliano trace the story from the Tabernacle to Solomon's Temple, through the rise of the synagogue, explaining why these institutions existed side by side in Yeshua 's day. Along the way, they explore worship, sacrifice, prayer, teaching, and the dramatic changes that followed the destruction of the Second Temple. If you've ever wondered why Yeshua taught in synagogues while also going to the Temple, this conversation will give you the historical and biblical context that many readers never encounter. (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-113 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
If you've ever wondered who Yeshua 's family really was—or why Jacob became James—this conversation may change how you read your Bible. Did Yeshua really have brothers—and why does your Bible call one of them "James" when his Hebrew name was actually Jacob? In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah Greenberg is joined by Rabbi Ira Brower to uncover the surprising story behind one of the New Testament's most familiar names. Together they explore Yeshua 's family, the remarkable journey of His brother Jacob from skeptic to leader of the early Messianic community, and how the name "James" became attached to one of the Bible's most influential figures. Along the way, they examine why this isn't just a question of translation, but one that opens the door to a richer understanding of the Jewish context of the New Testament. (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-112 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
What did Yeshua really mean when He said, "Call no man Rabbi"? In this episode, Joseph Greenberg is joined by Rabbi Ira Brawer to examine one of the most frequently misunderstood statements in the Gospels. Together they trace the origins of the title *Rabbi*, exploring how it developed during the Babylonian exile, its connection to the synagogue, and why Yeshua Himself was repeatedly addressed as "Rabbi" throughout the New Testament. Along the way, they challenge common assumptions about religious titles, authority, and discipleship, revealing that Yeshua 's warning was aimed at something far deeper than a title. Whether you've wrestled with this passage for years or are encountering it for the first time, this conversation offers fresh historical and biblical context that may change how you read it. (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-111 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
What does the Hebrew word Hineni really mean—and why did the Tree of Life Version choose to preserve it instead of translating it? In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah and Joseph Greenberg explore one of the most meaningful Hebrew expressions in all of Scripture, following its appearance in the lives of Abraham, Moses, Samuel, and Isaiah. More than simply saying, "Here I am," Hineni is a declaration of wholehearted availability, readiness, and surrender before God. Together, they uncover why this small Hebrew word carries such profound theological weight, why it appears only a handful of times in the Bible, and how its message continues to challenge everyone who desires to faithfully answer God's call today. (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-110 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
What does the word *church* actually mean—and is it the only way to translate the Greek word ekklesia? In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah and Joseph Greenberg explore one of the most influential words in the New Testament, tracing its roots from the Greek ekklesia to the Hebrew qahal and examining why the Tree of Life Version often chooses words like community, assembly, or congregation instead. Along the way, they unpack how translation shapes understanding, why a single English word can carry centuries of assumptions, and how recovering the original context can deepen our view of God's people. Whether you've always called it "church" or never questioned the translation, this conversation invites you to look at one familiar word with fresh eyes. (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-109 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
What does God actually desire—and what happens when His people desire the same things? In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah Greenberg and Michelle Burden continue their exploration of God's "heart's desire" throughout Scripture, tracing a pattern that begins with Abraham and continues through David and the covenant people of God. Together, they examine how God's desires are not merely declarations from heaven, but invitations into relationship—calling His people to receive, embrace, and return His love through faith, obedience, and prayer. Come uncover a powerful biblical pattern: God's heart initiates, His people respond, and His promises are fulfilled as their desires become aligned with His (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ h ttps://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-108 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
What is the difference between God's will and God's desire and why does it matter? In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah Greenberg and Michelle Burden explore the often-overlooked relationship between God's purposes and our participation in them. Through personal stories, biblical examples, and a fresh look at key Hebrew concepts, they discuss how spiritual growth begins by making room for new revelation and allowing God to reshape the desires of our hearts. Rather than approaching Scripture as something we've already mastered, the conversation challenges listeners to remain teachable, align their hearts with God's, and discover how true transformation happens when His desires become our own. Along the way, they explore why some promises require cooperation, why revelation builds over time, and what it means to continually grow in relationship with the God who is still speaking today. (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-107 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
What if the Book of Revelation isn't primarily about the Antichrist, the mark of the beast, or decoding the future? In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah Greenberg sits down with Rabbi Judah Hungerman to explore a radically different way of reading Revelation—one rooted in the words of Yeshua, the language of the Torah, and the world of the first-century believers who originally received the letter. Rather than a puzzle designed to confuse, Rabbi Judah argues that Revelation was written to reveal Messiah, illuminate God's unfolding plan, and point believers toward the coming renewal of heaven and earth. Whether you have avoided Revelation or spent years trying to decode it, this conversation will challenge you to see the book through an entirely new lens. (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-106 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
What is an altar—and why does it appear hundreds of times throughout Scripture? In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah and Joseph Greenberg explore the biblical purpose of altars, tracing how they function as places of sacrifice, surrender, and connection with God. From Abraham and the patriarchs to the Temple itself, they examine how altars served as declarations of allegiance and moments where heaven and earth seemed to meet. More importantly, they discuss what altars mean for believers today. If Messiah has already made the ultimate sacrifice, what are we still called to place on the altar? The conversation invites listeners to consider how surrendering our plans, priorities, and agendas may be one of the most practical ways we continue the pattern of worship established throughout Scripture. (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-105 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
Is anger always a sin—or have we misunderstood what the Bible actually teaches? In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah Greenberg is joined by Rabbi Riccardo Giuliano to explore one of Scripture’s most challenging commands: “Be angry, yet do not sin.” Beginning with Cain’s response in Genesis and tracing the theme through the Psalms, the Gospels, and the writings of Paul, they examine the difference between anger that leads to destruction and anger that moves us toward righteousness. Along the way, they discuss why God Himself is described as angry, how unresolved anger can grow into bitterness, and what it means to recalibrate our emotions rather than suppress them. The conversation offers a practical and biblical framework for recognizing, processing, and responding to anger in a way that reflects the character of God. (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-104 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
What actually happened at Shavuot—and why does it matter far beyond a single moment in biblical history? In this episode of TLV Talk, Joseph Greenberg is joined by Rabbi Judah Hungerman to explore the deeper meaning of Shavuot through both the giving of the Torah at Sinai and the outpouring of the Spirit in Acts. Rather than separate events, they examine how these moments reveal a continuing pattern of covenant, revelation, and transformation woven throughout Scripture. Discover how Shavuot is not only about receiving God’s Word, but about becoming a people shaped by His presence, His instruction, and His calling in the world today. (find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/podcast-aftershow-103 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
How does the Word of God reach people the world often forgets? In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah Greenberg is joined by Rabbi Judah Hungerman to reflect on the early days of the modern Messianic movement and the growing impact of bringing the Tree of Life Version (TLV) Bible into prisons and rehabilitation ministries. Through stories of ministry inside prisons, juvenile facilities, and recovery programs, the conversation explores what happens when people encounter Scripture in places marked by isolation, regret, and brokenness. Along the way, Rabbi Judah shares how the joy, expectancy, and bold faith that shaped the early Messianic movement continue to influence outreach today—revealing how God often moves powerfully in the places many overlook. (Find resources @ tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/podcast-aftershow-102 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
What does the word animosity really mean in the Bible—and why does it first appear in one of Scripture’s most important prophecies?In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah Greenberg and Michelle Burden explore Genesis 3:15 and the powerful Hebrew concepts behind words like enmity, hostility, and animosity. Together they trace how a single word reveals God’s redemptive plan from the Garden of Eden all the way through the story of Messiah.Join us as we study the Bible together and uncover deeper layers within the text of Scripture. (Find resources @ tlvbiblesociety.org ) Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/podcast-aftershow-101 Follow us on our Socials! Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesociety Facebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety 𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
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