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Beit Midrash
House of Learning
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Beit Midrash (Hebrew: בּית מדרש; also Beis Medrash, Beth Midrash, pl. batei midrash or botei medrash, lit. “House [of] Interpretation” or “House [of] Learning”) refers to a study hall, whether in a synagogue, yeshiva, kollel, or other building. It is distinct from a synagogue, although many synagogues are also used as batei midrash and vice versa. A Beit Midrash is a House of Study.
Our Beit Midrash includes the topics of study listed in links at the top of this page. And since this is a House of Study, this series of ten brief (each 4 minutes or less) insights from Dr. Mike Heiser into what Bible study is and is not might be very helpful for you to take the time to watch.
Please Note: In order to avoid misunderstanding the content of this website, it is extremely important that that you first carefully study the Vocabulary Matters page.
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Top 10 Myths about Bible Study
Dr. Michael Heiser
#10 - Bible reading is Bible study
#9 - Bible study depends on a method
#8 - Bible study should emphasize memorization
#7 - The Holy Spirit will give you the correct interpretation
#6 - Bible study means devotional time
#5 - The New Testament is more important than the Old Testament
#4 - Literalism is crucial for accurate Bible interpretation
#3 - Words can mean many different things in a given verse
#2 - The Bible was meant to be simple
#1 - Everything in the Bible isn't about Jesus
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