Roots of Faith

The Hebraic View of God’s Son

In this class Ross begins to examine the concept of the Son of God from a Hebraic perspective.

Beginning in the gospel of John, Ross compares the ideas and concepts spoken by Yeshua to the ancient charge given to Israel.

From the introduction, Ross goes back to the Hebrew Bible to explore the idea of the “Son of God” from its original and thoroughly Hebraic perspective. He covers the following texts in this class:

Exodus 4:21-23
Jeremiah 31:15-21
Hosea 1:10
Hosea 11:1-12
Deuteronomy 32:5-6, 18-19
Deuteronomy 14:1-2
Jeremiah 3:19-20
Isaiah 56
Malachi 2:10

He also examines the idea of the King of Israel and how this relates to the son of God.

2 Samuel 7:4ff
Psalm 2
Psalm 89:27-28

In summary, Ross shows that those who do the will of God, whether Israel or one who joins the covenants and people of God can be a “child of God”.

Other passages relevant to this study are:

Romans 8:12-17
Matthew 5:43-48
Matthew 5:9
Luke 6:32-36

You will not want to miss this class.

 

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Shalom!

This week is the first week of our new teaching series Sunday Shul.  This week’s class is about the ancient art of making disciples.

Ross explores the idea of making disciples. He begins this class with the final charge of Yeshua to his own disciples and works through the texts even showing that Isaiah had disciples.

In Isaiah chapter 8, we read that Isaiah provides us with the true test of making disciples.  Isaiah says, “To the torah and to the testimony”. Ross discusses what the torah and the testimony are and how that relates to modern disciples.

You will not want to miss this introductory class on Sunday Shul. Thanks for taking the times to listen.

 

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