The Twelve Prophets & The Messianic Hope “The Twelve Prophets” (The Minor Prophets) are some of the most unread and misunderstood texts in the Scriptures, and so it is for this reason that we will commence a review of these prophecies. They are referred to as the Twelve and contain 67 chapters in total – […]
Messianic View of the Book of Acts The Book of Acts is known often as the Acts of the Apostles. Yet the Apostles are not the central protagonists of the Book. The Holy Spirit is mentioned more times in Acts than all of Paul’s Epistles and Gospels of Matthew, Mark and John. Acts remains the […]
Jewish History 3 ( Zionism, Israel and Messianic Judaism) The Rise of Modern Zionism. We’ll look at the “Fathers” who envisioned a Jewish homeland for our people, and the struggles they faced. How were the Jewish people regathered to the Land, and where can we find these promises in Scripture. Israel in Prophecy: Past, Present […]
History of Israel – from the exile to the Second Temple. Early Jewish Eschatology. “From tribal league to kingdom”. Course Instructor: Dr. William Raccah is a convert from Judaism to Christianity who has led various Bible schools, including serving as President of the Alberta Bible College. Dr. Raccah was born in Tunisia to a Sephardic […]
Course Outline: The letters of Paul are the earliest texts in the Christian scriptures, written by a Jew at a time when the word “Christian” hadn’t yet been coined. What is the religious and political context into which they emerged? How were they first interpreted? How and why do they make such an enormous impact […]
Course Description: Few nations have experienced such blessing as Israel. This course follows the journey of the people of Israel, in Joshua, Judges, Ruth and their settled life under the united monarchy of Saul, David and Solomon. We will follow the journey of the nation of Israel as they cross the Jordan, overtake and allocate […]
Biblical Counseling and Life Transitions Course Description: The effective Messianic Jewish leader, whether professional or volunteer, must have skills in spiritual guidance and caregiving, as well as basic skills in providing short-term pastoral counseling for congregants during times of crisis. This course equips the student to offer such counseling. Further, it will help leaders provide […]
Yeshua’s directive to “go to the lost sheep of the house of Israel” is essentially the call to be a shepherd. In this Yeshiva course, we will seek to study and emulate the Good Shepherd, Yeshua. The heart and essence of being a shepherd like Yeshua is sacrifice. Sacrifice is the heart of the Gospel. […]
This course will focus on the history of Israel and the Jewish people from the First Jewish Revolt (66-73 C.E.) to present day. It is an exploration of ancient to modern which will encapsulate how God has worked through His covenant people, Israel, and the historical events which impacted the Jewish people throughout the centuries.
This course examines the Construction of the Tabernacle (Mishkan) in the Wilderness and the Spiritual Life and walk revealed in its construction though materials, numbers, colors, garments and furnishings.