Did God really repent for creating humanity? Genesis 6 seems to say He did—but the Hebrew tells a different story. In this short but powerful episode of Jesus Christ in Scripture, Tammy Uzelak Hall and Dr. Donald W. Parry pause in Genesis 6 to clarify a phrase that often confuses readers: “It repented the Lord.” By returning to the original Hebrew word, this episode shows that God is not repenting in the way humans do. Instead, the text reveals something far more profound about His heart, sorrow, and compassion.

Most people think Elohim is God’s name. What it actually means changes how you will read Genesis. This single word unlocks power, plurality, and divine identity in the Bible. In Episode 27 of Jesus Christ in Scripture, Tammy Uzelak Hall and Dr. Donald W. Parry dive deep into one of the most foundational—and misunderstood—Hebrew words in all of scripture: Elohim. By returning to Genesis 1 and the original Hebrew text, this episode reveals why Elohim a divine title rich with meaning, power, and theological depth.

What does a hen have to do with Noah… and God’s grace? One Hebrew word unlocks one of the most powerful images of Christ’s mercy in all scripture. Once you see it, you’ll never read the story of Noah the same way again. In Episode 26 of Jesus Christ in Scripture, Tammy Uzelak Hall and Dr. Donald W. Parry introduce one of the most important Hebrew words every scripture reader should know. Through the story of Noah, this episode explores how God’s grace actively protects, warns, sustains, and gathers—not just ancient prophets, but us today.