Treasures of the Temple 102 features teachings by Rico Cortes, Dr. Dinah Dye, and Joseph.

This course features live teachings by Joseph Good, Rico Cortes, and Dinah Dye focusing on various aspects of the Temple and its services. Through the study of the Temple we learn how to better understand our Scriptures and how to be better servants of God. You don’t need to watch the 101 in order to watch the 102. This course is not available for download, but it can be purchased in the link below.

If you like, you can purchase the workbook for this course, so you can also have the material in the PowerPoints, while taking your notes.

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In this Yeshiva course we discuss the location of the Temple and the controversy of it being located in the City of David. All the lessons for this course where recorded in Israel during Rico’s intensive study trip with Joesph Good from Hatikva Ministries in February 2018. We pray that you enjoy them!

Join Rico and Joseph Good from Hatikva Ministries, as they study the Temple Offerings, and what happened daily in the Temple. This teachings were recorded in Rico’s and Joseph’s latest intensive Study tour to Israel in 2018.

Join Rico in discovering the Second Temple architecture, location, and service. This course will provide you with an in-depth look at the Temple from a variety of perspectives. The course is designed to equip you with the knowledge of the Temple to better understand the Brit Chadashah Temple language, as well as much more!

Welcome to the Temple Studies Course 101. This course is comprised of multiple studies covering various topics related to the Temple. The majority of the topics covered here were taught at the Treasures of the Temple 101 conference. The corresponding sections of the workbook will be included with the videos from this course.

You must first complete the Introduction to the Temple course available here.

 

Shalom,

This is an introductory course that will serve as a prerequisite to future Temple-related courses. The lessons in this course were recorded on location in Israel with Rico Cortes and Joseph Good.

Subjects discussed are:

• Temple location
• Temple architecture
• Archaeological evidence
• Geography of the Temple
• Geography of Jerusalem
• Investigation of gates, walls, and tunnels
• Pool of Siloam
• And much more!

We are working on developing an in-depth course that will investigate each of these areas and more in much further detail that will be released within the next month.

Shalom,

This course will focus on several areas of historical information and cultural anthropology which are very important to understanding the Apostolic Scriptures (the NT) in their proper context. It is very important to get a firm grasp on these areas as this course will serve as background for future studies into specific books of the Apostolic Scriptures. The areas covered in this course are:

• Introduction to Honor and Shame
• Patronage and Reciprocity
• Imperial Cult
• Restored Honor of Our King
• The Caste System
• The House of Hillel and the House of Shammai
• The 24 Levitical Guards
• The Judicial Structure of the Sanhedrin Council
• Introduction to Corinth
• The Book of Acts

The Ancient Near East Studies and the Scriptures

The Purpose of the yeshiva is for us to start behaving like Covenant brothers and to know how it was understood in the primitive first century congregations. We will learn the principals of Ancient Biblical Covenants as we continue to learn about Torah and about Yeshua. It is important to know our place in the father’s kingdom and submit like the servants the covenant requires. It is important that we take the time to research the ancient context of language and culture of the Israelite and the nations that surrounded them before and after Moses.

It is my Desire and purpose for the rest of my life to teach, share, and live, the Covenants of YHVH to his people and to proclaim his goodness to the whole world. As a body we need to learn to focus on serving, praising, uplifting and exalting the name of YHVH, but not in word only but also by living and walking it out. The purity of the covenant can be revealed best by expressing it from the bottom of our hearts correctly.

The process starts by understanding the context of the Scriptures and then we will have more clarity of how to please and serve and love our King, our Father how He deserves!

 

Objectives for the Yeshiva class, Ancient Covenants:

1. Understand Biblical Language in its ancient context
2. Gain a better understanding of our obligations as servants of the Great King of the Universe
3. Learn how to truly live in unity according to the word of YHVH in its covenant context
4. Learn to submit to our creator by understanding his authority.
5. Teach Hebrew Roots Communities to begin the process of living according to what covenant really means
6. Develop men and woman in leadership about covenant life.
7. Equip our Brothers and Sisters to understand their roles in YHVH’s Kingdom
8. Finally, understand the language of Covenant used by Yeshua, the Apostles and Paul in his writings

Subjects that we will cover in our Covenant Yeshiva:

• Types of Covenants in the Ancient World
• Biblical Language used by other Nations in the Ancient East
• Exodus 20 in Context of Ancient Covenant Form
• Genesis in light of the Ancient Covenant
• Royal Grand Land Covenants and Abraham
• The Book of Deuteronomy as a Suzerain Covenant
• The Ancient Near Eastern perspective on Oath taking & Biblical connection
• The Grant Covenant given to Noach, Abraham, Phinehas, and David
• The Language of the Siddur in context of Covenants of the Near East.
• Historical reasons why YHVH selected Israel (land of Canaan as the promise land)
• Differences between Covenant and Commandments
• Definitions of Words in light of Covenant Language of the Ancient East.
• How tribute was paid in the Ancient world
• Methods of Ratification of Ancient Covenant in parallel to the Scripture

These are some of the Books that I have used for this research:

These are the books that I have for the study on the Ancient Near East and the ISBN number. Be advised that not everything found in these book I do agree with. But, the main core of the ancient near is what I am in search of and for learning purposes.

Near Eastern Context, Culture, Customs reference books

 

1. The Exodus Case By-Dr. Lennart Moller ISBN 87-7247-230-8

2. Ancient Near Eastern Themes in Biblical Theology By-Jeffrey J. Niehaus ISBN 978-0-8254-3360-3

3. Riddle of the Exodus By-James D. Long ISBN 0-9719388-7-3

4. Essential Papers on Israel and the Ancient Near East Edited by-Frederick E. Greenspahn ISBN 0-8147-3038-8

5. A Commentary on the Book of Exodus By-Umberto Moshe David Cassuto ISBN 1590458737

6. Ezekiel in Context By-Brian Neil Peterson ISBN 987-1-60899-524-0

7. Leviticus The Priestly Laws and Prohibitions from the Prospective of Ancient Near East and Africa By-Johnson M. Kimuhu ISBN 978-1-4331-0200-4

8. The Book of Leviticus By-Gordon J. Wenham ISBN 978-0-8028-2522-3

9. The Symbolism of the Biblical World By-Othmar Keel ISBN 978-1-57506-014-9

10. Leviticus By-Jacob Milgrom ISBN 978-0-8006-9514-9

11.Anchor Yale Bible Leviticus Series (1-16,17-22,23-27)By-Jacob Milgrom (1-16) ISBN 0-385-11434-6 (17-22) ISBN 978-0-300-14056-9 (23-27) ISBN 978-0-300-13941-9

12. The Documentary Hypothesis and the Composition of the Pentateuch By Umberto Cassuto ISBN 978-965-7052-35-8

13. Treaty of the Great King By-Meredith G. Kline ISBN 978-1-61097-698-5

14. The Salt Covenant By-H. Clay Trumbull ISBN 0-89228-079-4

15. Our Misunderstood Bible  By-George E. Mendenhall ISBN 1-4196-3722-3

16. The Social Roots of Biblical Yahwism By-Stephen L. Cook ISBN 1-58983-098-9

The New International Commentary on the New Testament (4 part series)

17. The Gospel of Luke By-Joel B. Green ISBN 0-8028-2315-7

18. The Epistle to the Romans By-Douglas J. Moo ISBN 978-0-8028-2317-5

19. The First Epistle of Peter By-Peter H. Davids ISBN978-0-8028-2516-2

20. The Book of Acts (Revised) By-F.F. Bruce ISBN 978-0-8028-2505-6

The New International Commentary on the Old Testament (4 part series)

21. The Book of Jeremiah By-J.A. Thompson ISBN 978-0-8028-2530-8

22. The Books of Ezra and Nehemiah By-F. Charles Fensham ISBN 978-0-8028-

2527-8

23. The Book of Deuteronomy By-Peter C. Craigie ISBN 978-0-8028-2524-7

24. The Book of Hosea By-J. Andrew Dearman ISBN 978-0-8028-2539-1

25. The Bible and the Ancient Near East By-Cyrus H. Gordon and Gary A. Rendsburg ISBN-978-0-393-31689-6

26. The Tenth Generation the Origins of the Biblical Tradition By-George E. Mendenhall ISBN 0-8018-1654-8

27. The Royal God Enthronement Festivals In Ancient Israel and Ugarit By-Allen Rosengren Petersen ISBN 1-85075-864-6

28. Ancient Near Eastern Thought and the Old Testament By-John H. Walton ISBN 978-0-8010-2750-5

29. The Early History of the Ancient Near East (9000-2000 B.C.) By-Hans J. Nissen ISBN 0-226-58658-8

30. Yahweh and the Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Canaan  By-John Day ISBN 0-8264-6830-6

31. A Dictionary of Ancient Near Eastern Mythology By-Gwendolyn Leick ISBN 0-415-19811-9

32. Ancient Israel’s Faith and History By-George E. Mendenhall ISBN 0-664-22313-3

33.The Threshold Covenant; or, the Beginning of Religious Rites By-Anonymous ISBN 978-1148184029

34. Guide to the Collection By-Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem ISBN 965-387-031-9

35. Ezekiel’s Hope By-Jacob Milgrom, Daniel I. Block ISBN 978-1-61097-650-3

36.Seals and Sealing in the Ancient Near East By-Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem ISBN 965-7027-00-4

37. Near Eastern Seals By-Dominique Collon ISBN 0-520-07308-8

38. Ladders to Heaven Edited by-Oscar White Muscarella ISBN 0-7710-6662-7

39. Chronicles of the Land Archeology in the Israel Museum Jerusalem By-The Israel Museum, Jerusalem ISBN 978-965-278-373-8

40. The Structure of Biblical Authority (Second Edition) By-Meredith G. Kline ISBN 1-57910-069-4

41. Babylon Marriage Agreements By-Verlag Butzon, Bercker Kevelaer ISBN 3-7666-9636-X

42. Adoption from and Ancient Perspective By-Frank Houtzwww.DryBonesRestorationCompany.com or drybonesresco@yahoo.com

43. Covenant the history of a Biblical Idea By-Delbert R. Hillers ISBN0-8018-1011-6

44. Legal Revisions and Religious renewal in Ancient Israel  Bernard M. Levinson ISBN 978-0521-17191-5

45. What the Rabonim say about Moshiach By-Douglas Pyle ISBN 978-1-882675-09-8

46. The Rebbe , the Messiah, and the Scandal of Orthodox Indifference By-David Berger ISBN 1-874774-88-9

47. A Commentary on the Book of Genesis (Part 1) By- U. Cassuto ISBN 9781590457962

48. Images of the Spirit By-Meredith G. Kline ISBN 1-57910-205-0

49. Laws and Covenant in Israel and the Ancient Near East By-George E. Mendnehall (Already on Website in PDF format)

50. Abomination and Curse  By-Noel Weeks ISBN 9780567081568

51. Scribal Culture By-Karel Van Der Toorn ISBN 978-0-674-03254-5

52. On the Reliability of the Old Testament By-K.A. Kitchen ISBN 978-0-8028-0396-2

53. Kinship by Covenant By-Scott W. Hahn ISBN 978-0-300-14097-2

54. Ancient Israel (Volume 2) By-Roland de Vaux ISBN 07-016600-5

55. The Blood Covenant By-Theo Wolmarans ISBN 0-602-08599-1

56. The Blood Covenant By-H. Clay Trumbull ISBN 978-0-89228-029-2

57. In the temples of Larsa By-Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem ISBN 965-7027-15-2

58. Mourning in the Ancient Near East By-Xuan Huong Thi Pham ISBN 1-84127-029-6

59. The Birth of Monotheism The rise and disappearance of Yahwism By-Andre Lemaire ISBN 978-1-880317-99-0

60. Studies in Kingship in the Ancient Near east By-Ivan Engall, Basil Blackwell

61. The Psalms in Israel’s Worship By-Sigmund Mowinckel ISBN 978-0-8028-2816-3

62. The Ancient Near East (Volume 2) Edited by- James B. Pritchard ISBN 0-691-00209-6

63. The Ancient Near East (Volume 1) Edited by- James B. Pritchard ISBN 0-691-0200-2

64. Ancient Israel By-Roland De Vaux ISBN 978-0-8028-4278-7

65. A Commentary on the Book of Genesis (part 2) By-U. Cassuto

66. Kingdom Prologue By-Meredith G. Kline ISBN 1-59752-564-2

67. Biblical and Oriental Studies (Volume 1) By-U. Cassuto

68. Biblical and Oriental studies (Volume 2) By-U. Cassuto

69. Civilizations of the Ancient Near East (Volumes 1 and 2) By-Jack M. Sasson (Editor in Chief) ISBN 978-1-56563-607-4

70. Civilizations of the Ancient Near East (Volumes 3 and 4) By- Jack M. Sasson (Editor in Chief) ISBN 978-1-56563-607-1

71. Ancient Near Eastern Texts Edited by-James B. Pritchard ISBN 0-691-03503-2

Overview

Social Justice in Ancient Israel and in the Ancient Near East deals with the concept of justice and righteousness in ancient Israelite literature in comparison with identical concepts in ancient Near East. Various aspects of this concept are taken into consideration: philological, historical, sociological, and theological. Moshe Weinfeld surveys social reforms in the ancient Near East from the third millennium BCE to the Hellenistic period. The first chapters discuss semantics and center in terms that denote social justice, such as social reforms embodied in the terms justice and righteousness, and their equivalents in cognate languages. A special discussion is dedicated to justice and righteousness on the individual level. Just as the ruler is commanded to do justice and righteousness—to free his subjects from oppression—so every individual is asked to help the poor and the needy in their distress.

Key Features

• Discusses the institutions of Shemitta and Jubilee in ancient Israel
• Offers clarification of the term משפט וצדקה “Justice and Righteousness”
• Includes bibliographical references and indexes

Please be sure to complete the reading assignment and quiz so that you can progress to the next topic and so that we can gauge how fast people are completing the materials