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Our 3rd installment on the series in Colossians!
Colossians 3 is often quoted but rarely understood in its full covenant context.
In this verse by verse study, we walk carefully through Colossians 3, examining the Greek language, the Hebrew equivalents, and the Second Temple Jewish background that shaped Paul’s words. What does it really mean to be “raised with Messiah”? What are “things above”? Does this chapter cancel Torah, or does it describe Torah written on the heart?
Paul is not writing as a Greek philosopher detached from Israel’s story. He writes as a covenant rabbi who understands resurrection identity, priestly imagery, and the promise of a renewed heart spoken by the prophets.
In this study we explore:
– The Greek terms behind “raised with,” “seek,” and “set your mind”
– The Hebrew concepts of lev, darash, chadash, shakan, and shem
– How “put off” and “put on” mirrors priestly garment language
– Why “love” in Colossians 3 reflects covenant loyalty, not sentiment
– How resurrection life internalizes Torah rather than abolishing it
– What Paul means by peace ruling in the community
– How Messiah transforms households without erasing covenant order
This chapter is not about abandoning obedience. It is about living out resurrection life through a heart renewed by the Spirit.
If you are serious about understanding Scripture through language, culture, and covenant context, this study will challenge and strengthen you.
Let me know in the comments what stood out to you most in Colossians 3.
Subscribe to follow the rest of our Colossians series.
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We love each and every one of you and ask that you continue to pray for us and the body around you as the day draws near.
Selah,
Jeff & Miranda
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Join us for our LIVE program on Monday, February 23rd, 2026, at 8 pm EST / 7 pm CST / 5 pm PST).
Our 3rd installment on the series in Colossians!
Colossians 3 is often quoted but rarely understood in its full covenant context.
In this verse by verse study, we walk carefully through Colossians 3, examining the Greek language, the Hebrew equivalents, and the Second Temple Jewish background that shaped Paul’s words. What does it really mean to be “raised with Messiah”? What are “things above”? Does this chapter cancel Torah, or does it describe Torah written on the heart?
Paul is not writing as a Greek philosopher detached from Israel’s story. He writes as a covenant rabbi who understands resurrection identity, priestly imagery, and the promise of a renewed heart spoken by the prophets.
In this study we explore:
– The Greek terms behind “raised with,” “seek,” and “set your mind”
– The Hebrew concepts of lev, darash, chadash, shakan, and shem
– How “put off” and “put on” mirrors priestly garment language
– Why “love” in Colossians 3 reflects covenant loyalty, not sentiment
– How resurrection life internalizes Torah rather than abolishing it
– What Paul means by peace ruling in the community
– How Messiah transforms households without erasing covenant order
This chapter is not about abandoning obedience. It is about living out resurrection life through a heart renewed by the Spirit.
If you are serious about understanding Scripture through language, culture, and covenant context, this study will challenge and strengthen you.
Let me know in the comments what stood out to you most in Colossians 3.
Subscribe to follow the rest of our Colossians series.
~-~-~-~-~-~-~-
I just released my new book, “The End is the Beginning” the 3rd book of The Watcher’s Trilogy!
Find all of Jeff’s books:
thewayremnant.com/books
Find The Way Remnant’s journals:
amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p_27%3AThe%2BWay%2BRemnant&s=relevancerank&text=The+Way+Remnant&ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1
Visit our website:
TheWayRemnant.com
Prayerfully consider supporting our ministry:
thewayremnant.com/donate
PayPal: @GraftedIn
Venmo: @TheWayRemnant
CashApp: $TheWayRemnant
Email us at: TheWayRemnant@gmail.com
Find us on:
YouTube: youtube.com/@TheWayRemnant
FaceBook: facebook.com/TheWayRemnant
X: @WayRemnant
TikTok: @TheWayRemnant
Rumble: rumble.com/c/TheWayRemnant
We love each and every one of you and ask that you continue to pray for us and the body around you as the day draws near.
Selah,
Jeff & Miranda
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