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This section will explore the historical and cultural context of the New Testament by examining Jewish traditions, language, and practices during the Intertestamental period and the first century, arguing that understanding these Hebraic origins is essential for a more accurate interpretation of the New Testament.
This section will explore the teachings and cultural context of Yeshua (Jesus) by examining his teaching methods, language, and Jewish identity, emphasizing the importance of understanding the Hebraic background of the New Testament.
This section will explore the teachings of Yeshua (Jesus) and the cultural context of first-century Israel by examining the Hebrew language, Jewish traditions, and practices.
This section will explore the concept of Torah as both a set of instructions from God and a covenant relationship, contrasting the Torah of law, which emphasizes external obedience, with the Torah of love and faith, which emphasizes internal transformation and a relationship with God.