Except according to the didachae the didachae was an ancient document that we have was kind of like an

It's in their little paragraphs. Well, that's sort of the way the didache is laid out. We also see the second grouping is the rituals. The rituals are verses are chapter seven through 10, the rituals of the early church, baptism, communion and fasting.

I think I did, yeah. I think I did read all the Didache. It's not that long. Most people, it's called the Didache. Didache means teaching. And it's the teaching of the Lord to the Gentiles by the 12 apostles is the traditional title to it.

Hu achichen.

That I will begin next week as of this recording which will be the first week of December of 2020 and the title of my podcast is Didache. Didache is the Greek word for teaching or doctrine. And as the name implies in my podcast, we will be talking about Doctrine and theology we will be deepening our knowledge of God so that our love for God Will also be deepened and this will be a bi -weekly podcast.

He made chains in the inner sanctuary and put them on the top of the pillars, and he made 100 pomegranates and put them on the chains. Thus, he set up the pillars in front of the temple, one on the right and one on the left, and named the one on the right, Jachin, and the one on the left, Boaz.

Yeah, thanks a lot. Actually, that was back when we were still having drills because the Russians were gonna bomb us. But that's a whole different subject. The didache, the term didache is the teaching, also a term for doctrine.

Dvorah, kumi. Lechi el ha -luach.

Roshach? Yadi?

But in 1995, a fragment of the Dead Sea Scrolls, fragment 4q225, was finally translated, showing that the Akedah was not a first -century development after all, but rather had been an integral part of the post -exilic worship of the Jews in the last centuries before Christ.

V 'acharechen hosif lishloch otah.

Darchei. Darchei. Ma acharitah derech hazot? Darchei mavet. Darchei mavet. Acharitah darchei mavet. Yesh derech yashar lifnei ish, ve 'acharitah darchei mavet. Yesh derech yashar lifnei ish, ve 'acharitah darchei mavet.

So anyways, that's that's all I had to say about that. So next, number five, the Didache. The Didache, late first century or early second century. The Didache, meaning the teaching, was an early manual of Christian ethics.

Da -ga -t ha -yam. Da -ga -t ha -yam. Da -ga -t ha -yam. Kelev, nachash, dag, o dagah, kelev, nachash, dag, o dagah, of, of, of, of, of, of hashamayim, of hashamayim, of hashamayim, of hashamayim, of hashamayim.

It was a half shekel according to Hebrew money, or two drachmas according to Greek money. So there's a translation there. If you paid one shekel, you were paying for two people because it was a one shekel to four drachma conversion rate.

Shalom, ani bet, yahweh rimachem. Lev chadash, v 'natati lachem lev chadash, v 'ruach chadasha eten b 'kir bechem, v 'hasiroti et lev ha -evin mi b'sarchem. Zeh k'mo v 'lakahti et lev ha -evin mi b'sarchem, o v 'hotseti et lev ha -evin mi b'sarchem, v 'hasiroti et lev ha -evin mi b'sarchem.

Chilek ka 'poal diber. I, e, yesh po dagesh.

B 'necha u v 'notecha zara 'ah.

Ayin. Ayin. beten, beten, rosh, beten, yadaim, regel, regel, raglaim, raglaim, kaf regel, kaf regel, ayn, ayn, aynayim, aynayim, aynayim, oznayim, panim, raglaim, raglaim, raglaim, ba midbar, raglaim ba midbar, raglaim ba sadeh, raglaim ba bayit, raglaim ba ohel, raglaim ba derech, raglaim ba derech, rosh v 'yadayim, rosh v 'yadayim, rosh, aynayim, af, pe, oznayim, yad katana, yad katana, yadayim katanot, v 'yadayim gdolot, yadayim katanot, v 'yadayim gdolot, regel katana, regel katana, raglaim katanot, raglaim katanot, ozn katana, ozn katana, oznayim gdolot, oznayim gdolot, ha yadayim al harosh, ha yadayim al harosh, ha yadayim akhare harosh, ha yad al hape, ha yad al hape, ha yadayim al ha oznayim, ha yadayim al ha aynayim, ha yadayim al ha aynayim,.

Kai dendron kalon.