A survey of 4000 years of Jewish cultural development and history.

An investigation of the Holocaust as a defining moment in human history that analyzes the issues related to this event including post Holocaust theology, Holocaust denial and contemporary anti-Semitism.

A study of the role of women in Judaism from the biblical era to the present.

Formerly HIS447-3

A study of Luke/Acts that provides witness to the continued Messianic appeal of Yeshua to the Jewish people.

A study of the Hebrew calendar and the development of Jewish customs and holidays associated with it.

Formerly MIN447-5 The Holy Days of the Hebrew Calendar

An investigation of the theology of Romans and Galatians as examined from Paul’s first-century Jewish perspective of law and grace, sanctification, the role of faith and the nature of salvation.

Formerly BIB447-4

Historical, literary and theological analysis of the book of Isaiah and its contemporary significance to Israel and the nations.

Formerly BIB447-1

An examination of the principles for interpreting Messianic prophecy and the New Testament’s usage of the prophetic Scriptures in the Hebrew Bible.

Formerly BIB447-2

An introduction to Jewish life and religious practice, including the study of Holy Day celebrations, dietary observances and social norms.

Formerly MIN 447-1

An examination of Messianic Jewish halakha that studies the Torah and the teachings of Yeshua and Paul.

Formerly THE447-1 Torah of Moses and Messiah

An exegetical and theological study of Hebrew Scripture of God as Healer of His people.

Formerly THE477-7

A Messianic Jewish theological study of the Torah of Moses, Prophets and the New Covenant that focuses on Soteriology, Ecclesiology, Election and Eschatology.

Formerly THE447-4

An eschatological apologetic for the view that the Kingdom came and is yet coming with the return of Yeshua.

Formerly THE447-6 Eschatology in Messianic Jewish Perspective

A defense of the missiological principle of reaching the Jew first with the God News of Yeshua.