Why must we study from Hebrew (Jewish) point of view?

     Do you know that all along we all have view the Sciptures from a Greek (Western) world-view, not a Heberw one.

    All our understanding of the Scripture must be build and derived from the Scripture. How do we "work out our salvation" (Phil. 2:12) if we do not know and learn to approach life as our patriarchal fathers Abraham, Moses, David and the prophets did, and as Paul, the apostles and even Jesus did? Thus, we must enter to their world and become conversant with their culture. We must look to our Patriarchal fathers!

    But most part of the New Testament is written in Greek by Apostle Paul? Correct. Apostle Paul wrote in Greek, however, his spirit reflects of his Hebrew heritage. So Paul's theology was essentially Hebraic, although his letters dressed in Greek words.

    During the early Christian centuries, the Western culture began to reshape many religious concepts which had originated from the Hebrew culture and instituted to the Church. Therefore, we can see that the whole Bible is written in Hebrew and it is a Hebrew Book talking about the Hebrew people. Jesus is the God of the Hebrew people. Thus, there is a need for us to have the Hebrew attitudes towards life in order for us really understand and expound into the Word of God.

    We need to once again embrace the Scripture from the Jewish perspective.

    Mal 4:6(NKJ)
"     And he will turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers, lest I come and strike the earth with a curse."