2026 Spring Calgary Grace Conference –
“The Hermeneutics of the Gospel”
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YHWH Is One
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What YHWH Commanded
and What Was Not
Israel Before the Captivity and Judaism After
The gap between what YHWH gave and what the institution built
This document does not argue that the Jewish people abandoned YHWH or that the covenant was broken beyond repair. It documents something more specific and more verifiable, the gap between what YHWH actually commanded Israel and what the institutional tradition built after the Babylonian captivity. The commanded things and the not-commanded things are both in the historical record. The gap between
The Sanhedrin
Its Origin, Its Sects, and the World Yeshua Was Born Into
A Greek Institution With a Greek Name, Not Commanded by YHWH
The Sanhedrin was the supreme governing body of Judaism at the time of Yeshua. It presided over his trial. It managed the Temple. It controlled access to the covenant community. Its decisions shaped the daily life of every Jewish person in Judea. Understanding what it was, where it came from, and what it produced is essential to understanding the world Yeshua was born into.
The name Sanhedrin is
Crisis Forced Definition
How Cultural Survival Pressure Produced
the Institutions YHWH Did Not Command
From the Babylonian Captivity through Alexander to the Maccabean Crisis
The previous document in this series established what YHWH commanded and what was not commanded. This document examines why the not-commanded things were built. The Jewish people who developed the fence laws, the Aramaic script, the Sanhedrin, and the oral tradition were not acting randomly or rebelliously. They were responding to sustained external pressure that threatened to dissolve the covenant
The Rock Becomes a Mountain
Who the rock is. Where the rock came from. What the rock did. What the rock is now.
Daniel 2:34-35. You watched until a stone was cut out without hands, and it struck the statue on its feet of iron and clay and broke them in pieces. Then the iron, the clay, the bronze, the silver, and the gold were all broken in pieces and became like chaff. And the stone that struck the image became a great mountain and filled the whole earth.
The tradition that has read this passage for two
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