Unlock the imagery
Discover the Jewish roots behind the symbols that have puzzled readers for centuries.
What if understanding the Jewish roots of Revelation could transform the way you see prophecy? This course takes you deep into the Book of Revelation, exploring its vivid imagery through the lens of Jewish Apocalyptic literature. You will examine powerful symbols like the Son of Man, the Lamb, and the 144,000—uncovering their origins in ancient Jewish thought and prophetic tradition. Along the way, we draw on the Book of Daniel, first-century history, and Jewish mystical ideas to illuminate passages that have puzzled believers for centuries. Gain clarity on one of Scripture's most mysterious books by seeing it as its original audience did.
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Join this course, explore its powerful imagery through Jewish Apocalyptic tradition, and discover the prophetic vision that awaits at the end of Scripture.
When you learn about the Jewish traditions behind Revelation's powerful symbols, you will bring clarity to passages long shrouded in mystery. This will draw you into the heart of biblical prophecy and strengthen your confidence in God's promises.
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This course takes you inside the Jewish world that shaped the New Testament, from Jesus' ministry to Paul's mission across the Roman Empire. Drawing on the Dead Sea Scrolls, Josephus, and Rabbinic thought, we reexamine Gospel accounts like the Samaritan Woman and Lazarus in their original context. We explore Jewish ideas of Logos, mysticism, and messianic expectation that informed how early believers understood Jesus, and we follow Paul's arguments in Romans and Galatians as he navigated questions of Torah, identity, and the inclusion of non-Jews. Each lesson uncovers the Jewish foundations beneath familiar texts—equipping you to read the New Testament the way its first readers did.
An overview of several basic facts that must be kept in mind when reading the book of Revelation. What does it mean that the book belongs to the genre of Jewish Apocalyptic literature? How does the book of Revelation relate to other Israelite books in this category? This lecture focuses on Revelation as a letter to the seven assemblies in Roman Asia.
Revelation fuses Jewish ideas of the Suffering Messiah and Victorious Messiah into one image tied to Yeshua (Jesus). This lecture looks at the divine identity of the Alpha and Omega in its original Jewish setting. The discussion takes a fascinating detour in the usually unexplored part of the Jewish religious literature.
This session considers the language of the Lord’s Day in Revelation. Three possible interpretive options are considered: traditional Christian option of the Lord’s Day being the same as Sunday, the Lord’s Day being Sabbath Day (the day belonging to the Lord) and the Lord’s Day as the day of judgement that will take place in the future.
This session discusses the image of the Son of Man in Revelation the way John describes him with other Jewish traditions in biblical and extra-biblical literature. Exploring the powerful Judaic image of the “Son of Man” in connection to Jesus of Nazareth.
In addition to the course you will gain access to both our live and recorded webinars discussing fascinating Biblical topics. It’s time to deepen your connection to the bible.
We teach live classes online: a teacher and a small group of students meet once a week through their home computer. We use video conference technology that allows live student-teacher interaction. You can fully participate in the lesson by using the microphone or the chat box.
Don’t worry! All the live lessons are also recorded and available on-demand. You can review them at any time.
All our teachers have a teaching certificate and are approved by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. They are all scholars from leading universities around the world, including the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Harvard and Durham University.
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We teach Sunday to Friday according to your local time zone. You are welcome to check the schedule and assign yourself to a time that’s most suitable to you.
All you need is a working computer with an internet connection and you’re set! We work with Windows and Mac operating systems.
The total tuition for the course is $1399.
Yes, you can pay in 5 or 8 monthly installments, depending on the duration of your course.
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