JS-101/201

Feasts of the Lord - This course provides a means of understanding God’s plan for the nation of Israel throughout the ages. A study of the Feasts teaches seven basic areas of Theology, including aspects of the coming New Heavens and earth, which have a direct affect upon our lives. Unlike many other studies of the Feasts, this study focuses in upon the concepts developed from Scripture and not rabbinical traditions and man’s preconceived ideas. This course will not teach how the modern Jewish people observe these feasts; rather, God will reveal His purposes through His Word for both the Jewish nation and for the Christian. - Level 2 & 3 - Level 3 has added requirements.

Tutor: Dr. Robert R. Congdon 

Textbook: Robert Congdon, Appointment with God.

3 or 4

JS-104/204

The Tabernacle - [4 hours of audio lecture by David Levy] Level 2 & 3 - Level 3 has added requirements.

Tutor: Mr. Graham Ford

Textbook: David Levy, The Tabernacle

1 or 2

JS-110/210

Jewish Culture - Level 2 & 3 - Level 3 has added requirements.

Tutor:

Textbook: Steve Herzig, Jewish Culture and Customs

2 or 4

JS-202

New Testament Background

A survey course of the historical events in Judea from the restoration [536 bc] to the destruction of the Second Temple [ad 70]. It includes an examination of the apocryphal books, a consideration of the Graeco Roman background, and the Jewish religious and cultural scene in the first century.  [23 hours of audio lectures] - Level 3 only.

Tutor: Dr. William C. Varner

Textbook:  Niswonger, New Testament History.

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