Alephbet 2: Simple Prayer (5 minutes, starts 00:00)
Everything that God could say to you, and that you could say to him, is contained in just 22 letters. So what if you just slowly prayed those letters to God with a heart brimming with love and let him spell it all out? There's an old Jewish story about a man who did just that.

Dalet (11 minutes, starts 5:25)
If four is the number of the physical world - think points on a compass, seasons of the year, dimensions of space and time - how does the fourth letter pantomime the tension of living in the flesh and prophesy that the earth will be filled with the glory of the Lord? Oh and the connection between Dalet's pictograph and the spellings of the fourth tribe of Israel and the name of God will blow you away.

Hei (23 minutes, starts 16:40)
How is this breathy symbol with an open side and bottom a window into the spiritual dimension, and why is it tiny in the creation story? How does this letter make the law and commandments feminine, and what does that tell you about authentic womanhood? And - hey! - how did it turn Abram and Sarai into Abraham and Sarah?

Hebrew History 1: Original Language (29 minutes, starts 39:55)
Why have the Jewish people always believed that Hebrew was the original language of humanity, and why did the early Christians share this belief? Is there any evidence? How about the meanings of the names of everybody before Babel, and how the names from Adam to Noah preach the gospel with visceral realism and power?