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  • The following MBI textbooks:  Messianic Jewish Survival Guide  
                                                Yeshua: The Remembrance

                                                The Right to Kill the Lamb
                                                The Talit: Garment of Glory

                                                 The Constantine Conspiracy
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  • Class Code: T=Torah | B=Bible | M=Messianic Theology | H=History | J=Judaic Studies | P=Practical Studies
    Yeshiva courses are defined by the course instructor. While most courses are completed soley through use of an open text workbook/examination, there are some that require extensive writing. They are: Biblical Hebrew I & II, Hermaneutics, Tour of Israel and the Term Paper or Thesis Paper. At the present time no courses are on video.

    ORDER CODE                                    COURSE / SYNOPSIS CREDITS          INSTRUCTOR

    Torah Studies

    T101/501

    Essentials of Messianic Jewish Faith
    "Gain the essential truths and principles for defending the Messianic faith."


    Order Textbook: Messianic Jewish Survival Guide

    3

    Donald L. Doherty, M.Th.

    T103/503

    The Patriarch Avraham
    "How Abraham is the focus for the New Covenant in Messiah."

    Required Textbook: Our Father Abraham

    3

    Donald L. Doherty, M.Th.

    T104/504

    Introduction to Torah
    "Investigating and challenging the centuries of misinterpretation and neglect of Torah."

    Order Textbook:
    Torah Rediscovered

     

    3

    Sariella Creeger, M.Rb.

    T105/505

    Interpreting the Torah
    "Master the important principles for discovering the depth of the plain text (p'shat) meaning of the Word of G-d."

    Required Textbook:
    Studying the Torah: A Guide to In-Depth Interpretation

    3

    Donald L. Doherty, M.Th.

    T106/506

    Theology of Jewish Torah
    "Meaning of Torah from the traditional Jewish perspective."

    Required Textbook:
    This is Torah

    3

    Donald L. Doherty, M.Th.

    T203/503

    The Temple
    "Historical and biblical understanding of the meaning, function, glory, and spirituality of the Hebrew Temple."

    Required Textbook:
    The Temple: Its Ministry and Services

    3

    Linda G. Hargis, Ph.D

    T204/504

    Torah 1 - The Parshiyot and Genesis
    "Follow the weekly Torah (Pentateuch) readings, including parallel passages from the Haftarah (Prophets) and B'rit Chadashah (New Covenant). The readings emphasize traditional Jewish and Messianic interpretation that focuses on personal application."


    Required Textbook: Walk Genesis!

    3

    Bruce R. Booker, Ph.D, D.D.

    T205/505

    Torah 2 - Exodus (Shemoth)
    "Follow the weekly Torah (Pentateuch) readings, including parallel passages from the Haftarah (Prophets) and B'rit Chadashah (New Covenant). The readings emphasize traditional Jewish and Messianic interpretation that focuses on personal application."


    Required Textbook:
    Walk Exodus!

    3

    Bruce R. Booker, Ph.D, D.D.

    T206/506

    Torah 3 - Leviticus (Vayikrah)
    "Follow the weekly Torah (Pentateuch) readings, including parallel passages from the Haftarah (Prophets) and B'rit Chadashah (New Covenant). The readings emphasize traditional Jewish and Messianic interpretation that focuses on personal application."


    Required Textbook:
    Walk Leviticus!

    3

    Bruce R. Booker, Ph.D, D.D.

    T207/507

    Torah 4 - Numbers (Bamidbar)
    "Follow the weekly Torah (Pentateuch) readings, including parallel passages from the Haftarah (Prophets) and B'rit Chadashah (New Covenant). The readings emphasize traditional Jewish and Messianic interpretation that focuses on personal application."


    Required Textbook:
    Walk Numbers!

    3

    Bruce R. Booker, Ph.D, D.D.

    T208/508

    Torah 5 - Deuteronomy (Devarim)
    "Follow the weekly Torah (Pentateuch) readings, including parallel passages from the Haftarah (Prophets) and B'rit Chadashah (New Covenant). The readings emphasize traditional Jewish and Messianic interpretation that focuses on personal application."


    Required Textbook:
    Walk Deuteronomy!  

    3

    Bruce R. Booker, Ph.D, D.D.

    Biblical Studies

    B101/501

    Survey of the Tanakh
    "A survey of the account of Israel's history in the Tanakh."

    Required Textbook:
    Kingdom of Priests

    4

    Donald L. Doherty, M.Th.

    B102/502

    The B'rit Chadashah
    "A survey of the New Testament from the Jewish perspective."

    Required Textbook:
    The Jewish New Testament or
    Complete Jewish Bible

    4

    Franceilia N. McDonald, M.Rb.

    B103/503

    Life of Yeshua
    "Concentration on the Jewish ministry of Yeshua as shown in the gospel narratives."

    Required Textbook:
    Yeshua: the Remembrance  

    4

    Linda G. Hargis, Ph.D.

    B404/604

    Biblical Hebrew I
    "The Biblical Hebrew course will prepare the student to read and understand the original Hebrew scriptures. The Master in Rabbinic Studies degree requires completion of a biblical Hebrew language course."

    Required Texbook:
    Biblical Hebrew: Step-by-Step 

    4

    William S. White, A.B.

    B405/605

    Biblical Hebrew II
    "Biblical Hebrew 1 coursework required. "

    Required Texbook:
    Biblical Hebrew: Step-by-Step 

    4

    William S. White, A.B.

    B105/505

    Interpreting the Prophets
    "An overview of the prophetic style and substance in the Tanakh. An elective only."

    Required Textbook:
    Interpreting the Prophetic Word

    3

    TBA

    B106/506

    Mishlei (Proverbs)
    "A Messianic Jewish approach to today’s issues from the Proverbs"

    Required Textbook: Proverbial Wisdom and Common Sense

    3

    Linda G. Hargis, Ph.D.


    B107/507

    Romans
    " An Overview of the book of Romans. Helps gain insight on how Paul views Torah"

    Required Textbook: Romans: From the Mind of Paul

    3

    Jamie Perez, M.Ed

    B402/602

    Tour of Israel / The Land of the Bible
    "Credit given for touring Israel and writing a 3000 word paper on The Land of the Bible: How It Fares Today.  Your tour can be with any provider or host."

    4

    Linda G. Hargis, Ph.D.

    Historical Studies

    H101/501

    Jewish History Since the Bible
    "The highs and lows of Jewish events since the biblical record."

    Required Textbook:
    Scattered Among the Nations

    3

    TBA

    H102/502

    Great Women of Israel
    "From Eve to Esther to Miriam. Lessons on the life and decisions of Israel's heroins of faith."

    Required Textbook:
    A Woman God Can Use

    3

    Linda G. Hargis, Ph.D

    H202/602

    Jewish Social Life in the Time of Messiah
    "Talmud and history come together to showcase biblical Jewish lifestyles."

    Required Textbook:
    Sketches of Jewish Social Life

    3

    James R. Bryce, M.Th

    H203/603

    The Middle East
    "Surveys the Middle East, including the Arab-Israeli conflict, U.S. policy, the Persian Gulf, oil and Islam. Includes historic, geographic, political and economic profiles of 15 Middle Eastern countries."

    Order Textbook:
    The Middle East

    3

    Instructor TBA

    H204/604

    Holocaust: The History
    "The purpose of this course is not to familiarize the student with how the final solution was carried out, but to help students grasp why the Holocaust happened at that place and at that time."

    Required Textbooks:  A history of the Holocaust
                        Holocaust a History
                                    Hitler's Willing Executioners

    3

    Yeshuel Creeger, B.A.

    Messianic Theology Studies

     

     

     

     

     

    A101/501

    Messianic Apologetics 1
    "This course will provide you with detailed answers to the general and historical objections most commonly raised by Jewish people to believing in Messiah Yeshua." For example: "I was born a Jew and I'll die a Jew" and "If Jesus is the Jewish Messiah, why isn't there peace on earth?"

    Required Textbook:
    Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus:                     General and Historical Objections

    3

    Donald L. Doherty, M.Th

    A102/502

    Messianic Apologetics 2
    "This course continues Messianic Apologetics I by delving deeply into the most theological objections Jewish people most commonly raise to beieving in Messiah Yeshua." For example: "Christianity is a religion of the creed; Judaism is the religion of the deed" and "G-d doesn't want human sacrifice."

    Required Textbook:
    Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus:    Theological Objections

    3

    * Currently not available. Course is being revised. Donald L. Doherty, M.Th.

    A103/503

    Messianic Apologetics 3
    "This course covers the important key principles that will help you see that in fact, Yeshua fulfilled the prophecies of the Hebrew Scriptures." For example: "You're completely mis-interpreting Isaiah!", "This verse has nothing to do with your Jesus - it's not even a Messianic prophecy!"

    Required Textbook:
    Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus: Messianic Prophecy

     

    3

    * Currently not available. Course is being revised. Donald L. Doherty, M.Th.

    M101/501

    Basics of Messianic Theology 1 
    "Foundations for faith from the Hebrew roots perspective"

    Required Textbooks:
    Messianic Jewish Manifesto  and
                        
     The Right To Kill The Lamb

    3

    James R. Bryce, M.Th

    M102/502

    Theology of the Talit
    "The history, meaning and devotional use of the Jewish prayer shawl according to the scriptures"

    Required Textbook:
    The Talit: Garment Of Glory

    3

    Catherine M. Doherty, M.Ed.

     

    M103/503

    Theology of Prayer
    "Discover the ancient role of prayer and its symbolism in Israelite worship"

    Required Textbook: Incense of the Saints

    (Free textbook --- Password and Username
    will be supplied with course order)

    3

    Marcia Kaye Wright, M.A.

    M111/511

    Basics of Messianic Theology 2
    "Continuing studies in the foundations of Messianic faith"

    Required Textbook:
    Jewish Roots: A Foundation of         BiblicalTheology

    4

    James R. Bryce, M.Th

    M201/601

    Eschatology
    "
    A study of the end times, especially the chronology concerning Messiah's second coming."

    NOTE: This course is Essay intensive.

    (All necessary materials are included with the course.)

    3

    Bruce R. Booker, Ph.D, D.D.

    C201/601

    Christian Biblical Interpretation
    "The principles and processes of interpreting the Bible according to classical Christian ideas. Presented for information purposes. An elective only."

    Required Textbook:
    Hermeneutics

    3

    William S. White, A.B.

    M301/603

    Festivals of Israel
    "One writer's interpetation of the meaning in G-d's appointed festivals. An elective only."

    Required Textbook:
    The Seven Holy Feasts of Israel

    3

    Sariella Creeger, M.Rb.

    M304/604

    Theology of Worship

    Required Textbook: The Perpetual Flame: Offering Worship Acceptable to God

    4

    Jamie Perez, M.Ed.

    M305/505

    The Constantine Conspiracy
    An Independent Study Course covering any research not covered in the course text.

    Required Textbook
    : The Constantine Conspiracy

    3

    Linda G. Hargis, Ph.D.

    Jewish Studies

    J101/501

    Talmud I
    "Introduction to the Jewish Talmud (oral tradition) with major teachings of the rabbinic sages."

    Required Textbook:
    Everyman's Talmud

    3

    * Currently not available. Course is being revised.
    Instructor TBA

    J201/601

    Jewish Philosophers & Philosophy
    "Discover the wit and wisdom of the great Jewish sages of history."

    Required Textbook:
    Jewish Literacy

    4

    Sariella Creeger, M.Rb.

    J302/612

    Jewish Spirituality
    "The nature of Jewishness in practice and worship."

    Required Textbooks:
    To Pray as a Jew  and To Be a Jew

    3

    TBA

    J204/604

    The Language of Judaism
    "Concepts from Mitzvah to Midrash, Teshuvah to Tanakh, Kol Nidre to Kibbutz come alive as their origins, histories and derivations are explained."

    Required Textbook:
    The Language of Judaism

    3

    Franceilia McDonald, MRb

    J401/501

     Lex Judaica
    "A comprehensive survey of Jewish law. This is 'senior' material and should be properly taken in later stages of degree work."

    Required Textbook:
    The Spirit of Jewish Law

    4

    Instructor TBA

    J402/602

    Shimirat ha-Lashon
     
    "Shimirat ha-Lashon has always been a central theme of Jewish ethics and morality. From the perspective of a leading mainstream rabbi, this course explores how we are to use speech ethically.

    Required Textbook: Words that Hurt, Words that Heal

    3

    Linda G. Hargis, Ph.D.

    J403/603

     A Rabbi in Israel
    "Covers  the Rabbinate as  a vocation and calling"

    Required Textbook: The Rabbinate as a Calling and                                       Vocation: Models of Rabbinic Leadership

    3

    William S. White, A.B.

    Practical Studies

    P100/400

    The Sabbath
    "This text shares the meaning of the Sabbath for both Jews and Christians. The book adressess important questions concerning the Sabbath and other controversial aspects surrounding the Sabbath."

    Required Textbook: The Sabbath: Entering G-d's Rest

    3

    Catherine Doherty, M.Ed.

    P101/501

    Mastering Biblical Research
    "Learning the critical and historical methods of biblical research."

    Required Textbook:
    Multipurpose Tools for Bible Study

    3

    Linda G. Hargis, Ph.D.

    P102/502

    Personal Communications
    "How to interact with various people in various situations for the best and right results."

    Required Textbook:
    People Skills

    3

    Linda G. Hargis, Ph.D

    P103/503

    Islam
    "Study of the history of the religion of Mohammad, and how Judaism and Christianity relate to it."

    Required Textbooks:
    Islam Revealed
                                                
        Reaching Muslims for Christ

    3

    TBA

    P104/504

    Public Speaking
    " Intro to basic oral communications and essentials of disseminating the Word of G-d."

    Order Textbook: TBA

     

    3

    Marcia Kaye Wright, M.A.

    P201/601

    The Jewish Home
    "Understanding the rituals and practices used in maintaining Jewishness at home."

    Required Textbook:
    The Jewish Home Advisor

    3

    Linda G.Hargis, Ph.D

    P402/622

    Ministry Term Paper  (Bachelor) or Thesis (Master)
    "2500/5000 word paper describing and exposing your calling as revealed in the scriptures."
    Write .

    3/6

    Instructor to be assigned

    P403/633

    Internship/Practicum
    This is reserved for accelerated ministerial experience credits ($40.00 each). Credits are awarded according to years of ministry: 3 for each full time year. Available only on the Bachelor's and Master's  level. Write .

     

    Academic Dean

    P405/505

    The Wisdom in the Hebrew Alphabet 
    "The Hebrew alphabet is part of every day life, in prayer, in Torah study, or other areas of Jewish activity.  Our first introduction to education is through the Aleph-Beis, because it is the foundation of knowledge." 

    Required Textbook: The Wisdom in the Hebrew Alphabet

    Also needed: HebrewFlash Cards Aleph Bet Learning Easy!!!
    To order the Hebrew Flash Cards e-mail the Instructor.

    .

    3

    Franceilia McDonald, MRb

    P500/600

    An Introduction to Biblical Ethics
    This course helps students form a sound basis for making ethical decisions in today's complex postmodern culture. The text grounds students in both the theory of ethics and its application to today's pressing social issues.

    Required Textbook: Moral Choices

    3

    Linda G.Hargis, Ph.D