Through the Lens of an Ancient Yisra'elite Bible Study
Release:
10/10/2026
Runtime:
22h 39m
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Multiple Award-Winning Biblical Study
Through the Lens of an Ancient Yisra'elite Bible Study invites listeners to rediscover Scripture through the cultural, historical, covenantal, and linguistic worldview of ancient Yisra'el.
Written and narrated by award-winning author, ordained minister, teacher, and disabled U.S. military veteran Benjamin Nieves Carrasquillo Jr., this abridged audiobook adapts the original 894-page study into approximately 23 hours and 32 minutes of focused biblical teaching.
Organized into seven thematic sections and 98 chapters, the study examines how ancient Near Eastern culture, Hebrew language, covenant relationships, and biblical narrative patterns shaped the understanding of Scripture among its original audiences.
Listeners will explore the importance of honor and shame, communal identity, Hebraic idioms, covenantal thinking, and the differences between ancient Yisra'elite and modern Western approaches to biblical interpretation.
Designed for Bible students, teachers, study groups, and those exploring the Hebraic roots of biblical faith, this audiobook combines an academic documentary approach with accessible, conversational teaching.
Includes a companion PDF study guide featuring full-color illustrations, maps, charts, language references, and diagrams that complement the audio teachings.
The original book has received recognition from Kirkus Reviews, Readers' Favorite, Foreword Clarion Reviews, and multiple national and international book award programs.
Multiple Award-Winning Biblical Study
Through the Lens of an Ancient Yisra'elite Bible Study invites listeners to rediscover Scripture through the cultural, historical, covenantal, and linguistic worldview of ancient Yisra'el.
Written and narrated by award-winning author, ordained minister, teacher, and disabled U.S. military veteran Benjamin Nieves Carrasquillo Jr., this abridged audiobook adapts the original 894-page study into approximately 23 hours and 32 minutes of focused biblical teaching.
Organized into seven thematic sections and 98 chapters, the study examines how ancient Near Eastern culture, Hebrew language, covenant relationships, and biblical narrative patterns shaped the understanding of Scripture among its original audiences.
Listeners will explore the importance of honor and shame, communal identity, Hebraic idioms, covenantal thinking, and the differences between ancient Yisra'elite and modern Western approaches to biblical interpretation.
Designed for Bible students, teachers, study groups, and those exploring the Hebraic roots of biblical faith, this audiobook combines an academic documentary approach with accessible, conversational teaching.
Includes a companion PDF study guide featuring full-color illustrations, maps, charts, language references, and diagrams that complement the audio teachings.
The original book has received recognition from Kirkus Reviews, Readers' Favorite, Foreword Clarion Reviews, and multiple national and international book award programs.
Release:
2026-10-10
Runtime:
22h 39m
Format:
audio
Weight:
0.0 lb
Language:
English
ISBN:
9798182669856
Publisher:
Author's Republic
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