I’ve listened to Hibbs half a dozen times and consider him an excellent teacher. He, MacArthur, and Heitzig are my favorites. They have different communication strengths, but all have a broad knowledgeof the bible. MacArthur is fearless. Heitzig is amiable and traveled. Hibbs, after my brief time listening, is discerning.
Prager, and I get his feed online, is insightful and moral. I responded on one of his videos a week ago on the subject of passover. He considered passover unique to religions. I pointed out that Good Friday IS Passover and got hammered by his viewers. Lol.
3 pm Passover the sacrifice of the Lamb of God!
Prager has a very Judeo-centric view of both history and religion, which can be a blind spot for him.
For instance, he has said that "Jews are not the only victims of revolutions, but they are always the first victims." The "Jews as canary in the coalmine" theory.
Well, no. I emailed him, saying that in the French Revolution, only Catholic clergy were persecuted. Jews were emancipated. And in the Russian Revolution, the Bolsheviks first targeted Christian Orthodox clergy, nuns, and believers. Only later did they turn on other religions.