This Meet the Rabbis class looked at the Rabbis. We will looked at the towering sages of the early part of the first and second century and their effect on Judaism. Dr Brad Young describes the Rabbis as walking talking books. We will looked at these books and their relation to the Torah and Mitzvah.
See you at 7 CST
Tonight’s Torah Focus looked at the Hermeneutic principles for interpreting the Bible. We discussed all of this from the perspective of the four levels of interpretation. We gave time to looking at the way that the Nazarean Codicil interprets the Tanahk.
Shalom
Tonight’s class discussed the Torah Giant Rambam (Maimonides) his works, his impact on Judaism and his legacy.
We briefly looked at his 13 articles of Faith known as Yigdal or Ani Ma’amin.
Enjoy
Shalom
Tonights class on Meet the Rabbis will looks at the Nazarean Codicl and the Oral Torah. We will tried to explore the idea of why the Rabbis wrote the oral Torah and Why the Nazarean Codicil was written. Do they have anything in common? How does the previous chapter on the Sanhedrin relate to tonights material?
Shalom
Dr Walter Oakley
We discussed chapter #4 of the Book Meet the Rabbis by Dr. Brad Young. Tonight’s discussion revolved around the Great Sanhedrin. We looked at it structure, function and initiation.
Class Notes and reading materials can be downloaded here.
See You at 7CST
| Lesson | Title |
|---|---|
| Lesson #1 | Introduction to Rabbinic thought |
| Lesson #2 | Masters, Teachers and their Disciples |
| Lesson #3 | The Torah is more than Law |
| Lesson #4 | The Great Sanhedrin |
| Lesson #5 | Parallel New Testament |
| Lesson #6 | Early Jewish Writings |
| Lesson #7 | Ethics of the Fathers |
| Lesson #8 | The Amidah |
| Lesson #9 | The Rambam |
| Lesson #10 | Four Levels of Hermeneutic |
| Lesson #11 | The Sages |
| Lesson #12 | Two Torahs |
| Lesson #13 | Nezarean Codicil and the Torah |
| Downloadable Media |
Shalom
Meet the Rabbis class #3 discusses the nuances of the word Torah. We will be looking at various aspects of the Torah. We examine the core thought and meaning of the Torah and how we should respond to the Torah.
Shalom Adon Dr. Eliyahu ben Avraham
Tonight (Thursday night) we initiated our Yeshiva series on “Meet the Rabbis.” If you do not have a book, you will need one for the class. It will be possible to follow along without the book. However, it will be most beneficial to have the book.
Those who wish to have credit for this class will have to interact with us during the class via the Coveritlive system, which we use for class interaction. Likewise, all the homeworks and reading assignments will have to be completed.
You will need to download and read the following files.
Lesson 1 – additional readings and materials
These classes will continue for 13 weeks.
We look forward to this classes where we will be able to demonstrate how Yeshua and Rabbinic thought were one and the same.
Below is the video of the first class
| Class | Title | Media Link |
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| Lesson #1 | Introduction | Lesson 1a Video Lesson 1b Video Lesson 1c Video |
| Lesson 1a Audio Lesson 1b Audio Lesson 1c Audio |
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| Lesson #2 | Masters and their Students | Lesson #2 Video |
| Lesson #2 Audio | ||
| Lesson #3 | Torah is More than Law | Lesson #3 Video |
| Lesson #3 Audio | ||
| Lesson #4 | The Sanhedrin | Lesson 4 Video |
| Lesson 4 Audio | ||
| Lesson #13 | Utopia or plan of action, The Nazerean Codicil connection | Lesson #13 |
Shalom
Dr Eliyahu ben Abraham
