(8 CDs)

The second installment of this thematic series on the root meanings of scriptural words continues as Brad thoroughly investigates more theological terms. Once again, Brad ties together some of the more important terms describing Israel and the children of 'Elohiym.

Disc #1: bakur - firstborn; bachar - chosen; baqar - morning, distinguish; azan - ears, balance.

Disc #2: ‘adar - separate and enclose; gadar - wall, sheepfold; chadar - chamber, room; ‘asaph - to collect or gather.

Disc #3: gor - unprotected; ger - live in fear; dam - blood; damah - likeness; paratz - break out; paras - spread abroad.

Disc #4: kalah - complete, finish; kal - all, every; kala’ - shut-in, prison cell; kalal - to contain; kallah - to finish, bride; shoresh - connect elements racham - protect from harm, womb; natzar - protect, preserve.

Disc #5: shachat - corruption; yarah - torah; yare’ - to fear; yoreh - early rains.

Disc #6: palal - to pray; yequm - resurrection; yakach - convince; nava’ - prophet; takan - measure.

Disc #7: shakan - to dwell; chashav - think; balal - to mix; yabal - jubilee; yeshua - to deliver; Emmanuel - together, with.

Disc #8: chuqqah - custom; mishpat - judge; piqqud - precepts; kalal - to contain; chalal - to curse; tzalach - to prosper; raqam - intricate design; ‘ahav - love.