Alephbet 3: "Not the smallest letter" (11 minutes, starts 00:00)
God, Messiah, and the Torah are one. What does that say about the Torah, and how does it explain Yeshua's words about the smallest Hebrew letter in the Law? How is each letter in the alephbet like a person, and what does that say about you and me? And how are the number of letters in the Torah and the acronym Yisrael both beautiful reflections of God's oneness with faithful Israel?

Vav (28 minutes, starts 10:31)
How does the letter that means "and" picture humans as spirit and flesh with both angelic and animalistic sides? Why is the Vav in the middle of the Torah written really big, and why is it broken in the book after? What are the columns in a Torah scroll intended to picture and why is that so Messianic? And here's an example of how the New Testament is given an anti-Torah spin that isn't there in the original.

Zayin‎ (26 minutes, starts 38:31)
If Zayin pictures a weapon, what does this letter teach about spiritual warfare? If Vav is physical man and Zayin is spiritual man, why does Vav face one way and Zayin faces two ways? How does the seventh letter with its three crowns represent the seventh day, and what's the secret message behind the huge Zayin at the end of the book of Malachi?

Why Hebrew 2: Bible Study (18 minutes, starts 1:05:07)
Joshua 1 and Psalm 1 say that the path to happiness and prosperity lies in a life of delight and constant meditation in the Torah. Does that mean Hebrew study could contribute to your joy and success in life? And when Paul said that "all Scripture is inspired by God and profitable" was the New Testament written yet or was he talking about the Hebrew Bible?