Episode Summary:
What if the divide between the “Old Testament” and “New Testament” was never God’s idea, but a human one? In this episode, we dismantle the vocabulary Christianity inherited from Rome — and rediscover the Hebraic language that actually shaped Scripture. Explore how mistranslated terms like “Jew,” “Law,” and “end of the law” reshaped Christian theology, and how returning to Torah, Tanakh, and New Covenant reframes the entire story of God. This is a reflective, uncompromising journey into the words that built Western Christianity — and how recovering the right language restores continuity, covenant, and clarity. Tune in with an open mind and a willing spirit. The story is bigger — and more unified — than we’ve been told.
