Years ago, Dr. Avraham Gileadi’s “Analytical Commentary on the Book of Isaiah” really opened my eyes to understanding the writings and prophecies of Isaiah. He has published numerous books and other content to continue teaching the critical words of this prophet, including tying themes together relevant to our spiritual growth, and current world events.
You can enjoy Avraham’s “Apocalyptic Commentary on Isaiah” from inside Scripture Notes. Just click from any Isaiah chapter to open resources (red arrows), expand the Isaiah Institute option and click the audio button to open a playback window of commentary (blue arrows). I recommend moving it to the far left and that way it will easily be accessible and you can continue opening panes on the right to perform searches and other things you need to do. You can also click to open a link straight to Avraham’s Isaiah Explained website to see his translation text. In the future I hope to add this in to Scripture Notes.
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I don’t see a way to sign up for the 15 May event.
Bruce, the sign up form takes a couple seconds to pop up. Reload this page and where it says “sign up now” it will appear right below it.
I’m pleased it’s at 2pm MST, as it means I can see it here in England at 9pm. Thought I was going too have to stay up until the wee hours.
Happy to have you Alan!
Are you recording Dr. Gileadi? I have church responsibilities unti 3:30 or so.
Yes, I record all the webinars and post replays and send out announcements to people that sign up. So sign up and you’ll be notified. :)
Did you really mean 2pm MST (mountain standard time). Shouldn’t it be daylight saving time (MDT)?
LOL, yeah, 2 pm Utah time. :)
I had to leave the zoom meeting early and now can’t find how to access the 24hr playback.
Live again right here.
I missed the live webinar. Where can I find the recording?
Now posted! :)
I’m glad the webinar was recorded with Brother Gileadi. How do I find more? I only saw one.
Hi Michelle, our YouTube channel has more webinars. You can find them here: https://www.youtube.com/c/scripturenotes. Click playlists and look for webinars.