The Messianic Journey Teaching Syllabus
What is The Messianic Journey?
Mission Statement: Teaching the Bible through Jewish eyes in the context it was written
The following topics can be presented as individual studies, presentations, or ongoing programs.
The Abrahamic Covenant
○ Made between Abraham and God
○ Consists of 3 parts-the Land, Abraham’s physical descendants, and the nations
○ Repeated the Covenant to Abraham’s son Isaac and his grandson Jacob
○ Irrevocable covenant
○ Jesus guaranteed the Abrahamic Covenant at His first coming and fulfills at His second coming
The Spirit of Antisemitism
○ Source of the spirit of antisemitism traced to Abraham’s great grandson
○ Spirit of antisemitism is alive today and growing
○ Rise of antisemitism worldwide and in America particularly on college campuses
○ Focus on the Israel/Hamas War and how it fuels the hate of antisemitism (the spirit of Amalek)
○ Replacement Theology – what it is and its ramifications
The Mosaic Covenant
○ God uses the Egyptian captivity to make Abraham’s family into the nation of Israel
○ Israel is the light to all the nations of the world
○ God gives Israel His Torah (word) to reveal His plan of reconciliation of humankind
The Davidic Covenant and the New Covenant
○ God’s Messianic plan of redemption
○ The New Covenant made with Israel and Judah
○ The New Covenant is ratified by the Son of David
God’s Covenant People and Their Covenant Responsibilities & Israel's Timepiece for the End-times
○ Ambassadors to the world
○ Tikkun Olam (Restoration of the world)
Jesus fulfills the Appointed Times (includes the End-Times)
○ The Appointed Times of Israel
○ Jesus Teaches about the End-Times
○ Jesus says Israel is God’s timepiece for the End-Times
○ “For I tell you, you will not see me again, until you say, ‘Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord’”