EPISODE · Aug 19, 2026 · 50 MIN
Still Hungry?
from TRUE Word, Faith for LIFE! with Dr. Shawn · host Shawn M. Greener
You got the thing you wanted. An hour later you were already reaching for the next one, and you're starting to see the pattern.Leviticus 11 looks like a list of animals. It's actually training in perception. God teaches Israel that availability is not permission, and that a strong desire does not get to decide who you are. The chapter opens with food and ends with discernment.Along the way, what tahor and tamei actually mean, why the famous line in Mark 7 is a translator's parenthesis and not the point, what Peter's vision in Acts 10 actually turned out to be about, and why the very first temptation in the wilderness was hunger.If you've been feeding something that never fills you, start here.New here? This is a daily, chronological, verse by verse walk through the whole of Scripture, rooted in the Hebrew language and the Ancient Near Eastern world, centered on Yeshua. Subscribe and turn on the bell, and join us Sunday evening as we draw the whole week together.Website and full archive: https://www.truewordfaithforlife.comGet the book, True Word, Faith for LIFE: https://www.truewordfaithforlife.com/store/true-word-faith-for-life-the-book/Bibles lovingly restored by MooseWorks Bible Rebinding by Melissa: https://www.etsy.com/shop/MooseWorksbyMelissaMusic licensed through Audiio and Melodie.Song #89468 / Sand DrawingCredit Judah Earl / Musicbed.comLicense Standard - YouTube/PodcastTerm Beginning July 19, 2026 - Perpetual Archival RightsTerritory Worldwide#Leviticus #BibleInAYear #Freedom© 2026 Dr. Shawn M. Greener. All Rights Reserved.Send Dr. Shawn a Message. Please leave your contact information if you’d like a reply!Support the showThank you so much for listening! Please subscribe to the True Word, Faith for LIFE! YouTube channel, please click this link. Thank you again!Shawnhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo1sLYz6J4FTUFwR5yjReMw
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You got the thing you wanted. An hour later you were already reaching for the next one, and you're starting to see the pattern. Leviticus 11 looks like a list of animals. It's actually training in perception. God teaches Israel that availability is not permission, and that a strong desire does not get to decide who you are. The chapter opens with food and ends with discernment. Along the way, what tahor and tamei actually mean, why the famous line in Mark 7 is a translator's parenthesis and n...
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