Search Results

Studying the Bible through Aramaic Eyes This course invites the student to return the biblical text to its Semitic home. Rather than approaching Scripture through later Greek or Latin abstractions, we read it as a living Aramaic discourse spoken, heard, and embodied within the worldview of the ancient Near East. ← BACK TO ALL COURSES THE LESSONS Meet Your Instructor Andre Moubarak Andre Moubarak is the owner and founder of Twins Tours & Travel Ltd. in Israel. Born into a Christian family along the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem’s Christian Quarter, Andre is a licensed tour guide and an ordained minister, leading numerous groups through the Holy Land each year and teaching them about the Aramaic/Jewish roots of Jesus. The first video of this course is free, you can buy this course to see all the videos. Buy Now Cost Through the language of ܐܪܡܝܐ (Aramaic) , the student learns to perceive meaning not merely as definition, but as movement, relationship, and function . Words are studied according to their triliteral roots, concrete imagery, and cultural logic. Theology emerges organically from language, not imposed upon it. The course trains the eye to see Scripture as the ancients saw it: covenantal rather than contractual, communal rather than individualistic, dynamic rather than static. Idioms, parallelism, oral patterns, and Eastern modes of thought are carefully examined so that familiar passages may speak again with unfamiliar depth. In short, this is not only a language course, it is a reorientation of perception , restoring the Bible’s voice to its original cadence and its message to its native soil. RESOURCES ABOUT 56:03 Play Studying the Bible through Aramaic Eyes - Introduction 48:40 Play Studying the Bible through Aramaic Eyes - Lesson 1

Jewish Festivals There are three annual feasts that the Lord commanded all of Israel to celebrate in Jerusalem — Passover, Shavuot (Pentecost) and Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles), and are known as the three pilgrim festivals in Judaism. ← BACK TO ALL COURSES THE LESSONS Meet Your Instructor Andre Moubarak Andre Moubarak is the owner and founder of Twins Tours & Travel Ltd. in Israel. Born into a Christian family along the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem’s Christian Quarter, Andre is a licensed tour guide and an ordained minister, leading numerous groups through the Holy Land each year and teaching them about the Aramaic/Jewish roots of Jesus. The first video of this course is free, you can buy this course to see all the videos. Buy Now Cost Resources to help you grow listen to my Podcast about the Holidays The Last week of Jesus in Jerusalem – Mount of olives - Dominus Flaviet Church This is the first in a series of courses on the Jewish holidays. This course discusses some basic considerations that apply to all the holidays. Each of the individual holiday lessons talks about the significance of a holiday, its traditional observances and related customs culture and context in the bible. When Holidays Begin All Jewish holidays begin the evening before the date specified on most calendars. This is because a Jewish "day" begins and ends at sunset, rather than at midnight. If you read the story of creation in Genesis Ch. 1, you will notice that it says, "And there was evening, and there was morning, one day." From this, we infer that a day begins with evening, that is, sunset. Holidays end at nightfall of the date specified on most calendars; that is, at the time when it becomes dark out, about an hour after sunset. List of the Three Major Holidays: Pesach (Passover) Shavuot (Pentecost) Sukkot (Tabernacles) RESOURCES ABOUT 1:02:30 Play General Introduction 36:19 Play The Feast of Purim 46:24 Play Passover Festival 37:27 Play Hanukkah - The Festival of lights 36:01 Play First Century Passover Meal from the book of the Mishna 52:39 Play The Real Story of Palm Sunday 47:04 Play Feast of the Tabernacles

I'm a paragraph. I'm connected to your collection through a dataset. To update me, go to the Data Manager. The Data Manager is where you store data to use in your site pages, or collect data from site visitors when they submit a form. This collection in the Data Manager is already set up with some fields and content. To customize it with your own content, you can import a CSV file or simply edit the placeholder text. You can also add more fields which you can connect to other page elements so the content displays on your published site. Remember to sync the collection so your content is live! You can add as many new collections as you need to store or collect data. With Presets, we’ve handled the page set up for you, but you can create the exact same functionality in your other site pages. To connect page elements to data, the first step is to add a dataset to the page and choose the collection you want to use. From the dataset Settings panel, you can filter or sort the available items, decide how your users can interact with the page (read/write), and more. Next, select the element you want to connect to the data, and choose the field you want to connect it to. So simple! If you want to add even more capabilities, enable Developer Tools to use JavaScript and APIs to add custom interactions and functionality to your site. To see what’s possible and get answers to your questions, check out the Wix Code Forum. Project Name 04 I'm a paragraph. To update me, go to the Data Manager. The Data Manager is where you store and collect data for your site. Previous Next

Hebraic mindset of Jesus Aramaic teachings of Jesus Sort By Choose Free Courses PAID COURSES FREE COURSES PAID COURSES FREE COURSES paid Courses Members Only $ Learn Biblical Hebrew 10 Lessons / 490min Sign Now Members Only $ The Aaronic Blessing 4 Lessons/ 280 min Sign Now Members Only $ Rediscover The Book of Daniel 7 Lessons/ 380min Sign Now Members Only $ Second Temple Judaism 3 Lessons/ 180min Sign Now Members Only $ 89 Jewish Festivals 2 Lessons / 120min Sign Now Members Only $ The Hard Sayings of Jesus 4 Lessons/ 220min Sign Now Members Only $ 289 Historical Geography of the Holy Land 8 Lessons / 480min Sign Now Members Only $ Weekly Aramaic words from the Peshitta Bible 12 Lessons / 300min Sign Now Members Only $ Rediscovering the Nativity Through Aramaic Eyes 3 Lessons/ 180min Sign Now Members Only $ 299 The Lord's Prayer in Aramaic 9 Lessons / 540min Sign Now Members Only $ 179 Weekly Torah Portions 7 Lessons / 420min Sign Now Members Only $ 399 Aramaic Book of Matthew Interpretation Ch 1 - 28 28 Lessons /+1000min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 Rediscover the book of Daniel 1 Lesson / 45min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 Cooking Cultural Food 4 Lessons / 270min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 Twins Biblical Academy Boot Camp Launch 3 Webinars / 90min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 The Hidden Bridge - Christians of the Holy Land 1 Lesson / 33min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 General Educational 2 lessons / 90min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 What You Need to Know to Visit Israel 2 Lessons / 75min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 Dardashat Talk Shows 4 Lessons / 150min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 Twins Tour Interviews 10 Lessons / 450min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 Twins Tours Ambassadors 2 Lessons / 120min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 ANDRE'S MASTER CLASS 2 Lesson / 90min Sign Now OUR COURSES Free Courses paid Courses Free Course $ 0 Rediscover the book of Daniel 1 Lesson / 45min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 Cooking Cultural Food 4 Lessons / 270min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 Twins Biblical Academy Boot Camp Launch 3 Webinars / 90min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 The Hidden Bridge - Christians of the Holy Land 1 Lesson / 33min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 General Educational 2 lessons / 90min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 What You Need to Know to Visit Israel 2 Lessons / 75min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 Dardashat Talk Shows 4 Lessons / 150min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 Twins Tour Interviews 10 Lessons / 450min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 Twins Tours Ambassadors 2 Lessons / 120min Sign Now Free Course $ 0 ANDRE'S MASTER CLASS 2 Lesson / 90min Sign Now Members Only $ Learn Biblical Hebrew 10 Lessons / 490min Sign Now Members Only $ The Aaronic Blessing 4 Lessons/ 280 min Sign Now Members Only $ Rediscover The Book of Daniel 7 Lessons/ 380min Sign Now Members Only $ Second Temple Judaism 3 Lessons/ 180min Sign Now Members Only $ 89 Jewish Festivals 2 Lessons / 120min Sign Now Members Only $ The Hard Sayings of Jesus 4 Lessons/ 220min Sign Now Members Only $ 289 Historical Geography of the Holy Land 8 Lessons / 480min Sign Now Members Only $ Weekly Aramaic words from the Peshitta Bible 12 Lessons / 300min Sign Now Members Only $ Rediscovering the Nativity Through Aramaic Eyes 3 Lessons/ 180min Sign Now Members Only $ 299 The Lord's Prayer in Aramaic 9 Lessons / 540min Sign Now Members Only $ 179 Weekly Torah Portions 7 Lessons / 420min Sign Now Members Only $ 399 Aramaic Book of Matthew Interpretation Ch 1 - 28 28 Lessons /+1000min Sign Now

Voices of the Fathers: Patristics of the Early Church Step into the world of the earliest Christian thinkers who shaped theology, worship, and community life after the time of the apostles. This course introduces the writings and wisdom of the Church Fathers—figures like Ignatius, Irenaeus, Athanasius, and Augustine—exploring how they defended the faith, interpreted Scripture, and passed on the living tradition of the Church. With clear explanations and historical depth, you’ll gain insight into the foundations of Christian doctrine and the lasting legacy of these spiritual voices. ← BACK TO ALL COURSES THE LESSONS Meet Your Instructor Andre Moubarak Andre Moubarak is the owner and founder of Twins Tours & Travel Ltd. in Israel. Born into a Christian family along the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem’s Christian Quarter, Andre is a licensed tour guide and an ordained minister, leading numerous groups through the Holy Land each year and teaching them about the Aramaic/Jewish roots of Jesus. The first video of this course is free, you can buy this course to see all the videos. Buy Now Cost Dear All Students, I recommend you to read this academic book will be helpful to add for your understanding of this course. The Origins of the Christian Mystical Tradition: From Plato to Denys offers a historically ordered and theologically precise tracing of how Christian mysticism emerged, not as an isolated spiritual phenomenon, but as an organic expression of early Christian theology itself. The book demonstrates that in the Patristic period, dogma and mysticism were not separable disciplines , but two dimensions of the same lived knowledge of God. The Origins of the Christian Mystical Tradition .pdf Download PDF • 1.42MB The Didache (“Teaching”) is one of the earliest Christian writings outside the New Testament, likely late 1st century. It reflects a strongly Semitic, community-shaped faith, emphasizing practice over theory. The text frames life as “the Way of Life and the Way of Death,” calling believers to obedience, repentance, generosity, prayer, fasting, and accountability within the community. Rather than abstract doctrine, the Didache preserves early Jesus-following as a lived way, deeply rooted in Jewish ethical teaching and communal discipleship. You can read it all in the file attached below it is not very long! The Didache .pdf Download PDF • 429KB Voices of the Fathers: Patristics of the Early Church Introduces students to the writings, theology, and spiritual legacy of the early Church Fathers who carried forward the apostolic tradition. From Ignatius of Antioch and Irenaeus of Lyons to Athanasius, Basil, and Augustine, this course explores how these voices shaped Christian doctrine, defended the faith against heresies, and nurtured the life of the Church through preaching, prayer, and pastoral care. By studying their works in their historical and cultural context, students will gain a deeper understanding of the foundations of Christian theology and the enduring relevance of patristic wisdom for the Church today. RESOURCES ABOUT 42:02 Play Discover the Earliest Christian Teaching: The Didache 32:38 Play Philo of Alexandria 46:02 Play Clement of Alexandria 34:58 Play St. Simeon the Stylite

Second Temple Judaism Second Temple Judaism refers to the period of Jewish history from the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem (c. 516 BCE) after the Babylonian Exile to its destruction by the Romans in 70 CE. This era was crucial in shaping many aspects of Jewish religious practice, theology, and community life that continue to influence Judaism today. ← BACK TO ALL COURSES THE LESSONS Meet Your Instructor Andre Moubarak Andre Moubarak is the owner and founder of Twins Tours & Travel Ltd. in Israel. Born into a Christian family along the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem’s Christian Quarter, Andre is a licensed tour guide and an ordained minister, leading numerous groups through the Holy Land each year and teaching them about the Aramaic/Jewish roots of Jesus. The first video of this course is free, you can buy this course to see all the videos. Buy Now Cost Key Historical Context: Persian Period (539–332 BCE): After Cyrus the Great of Persia conquered Babylon, he allowed the Jewish exiles to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the Temple, completed in 516 BCE. Hellenistic Period (332–167 BCE): Alexander the Great’s conquests brought Greek influence into Jewish life, leading to tensions between Hellenistic and traditional Jewish practices. Hasmonean Period (167–63 BCE): The Maccabean Revolt against the Seleucid Empire led to a brief period of Jewish independence under the Hasmonean dynasty. Roman Period (63 BCE–70 CE): Roman rule began with the conquest of Judea by Pompey, culminating in the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 CE during the Jewish-Roman War. Religious and Cultural Developments: Synagogues: Emerged as centers for prayer, study, and community life, particularly for Jews in the diaspora. Torah and Oral Tradition: Increased emphasis on the study and interpretation of the Torah, laying the groundwork for Rabbinic Judaism. Sectarianism: Various Jewish sects developed, each with distinct beliefs and practices: Pharisees: Emphasized oral tradition, legal interpretation, and belief in resurrection. Sadducees: Associated with the priestly class, they rejected oral tradition and focused on Temple rituals. Essenes: A monastic-like community, possibly associated with the Dead Sea Scrolls, emphasizing purity and apocalyptic expectations. Zealots: A militant group that sought to resist Roman rule. Key Texts and Literature: Septuagint (LXX): The Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible, widely used in the diaspora. Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha: Jewish writings from this period that provide insight into the religious thought and expectations of the time. Dead Sea Scrolls: Discovered in Qumran, these texts offer a glimpse into the beliefs, practices, and expectations of some Jewish groups during this era. RESOURCES ABOUT 48:46 Play The Hebrew Bible and its Ancient Versions 42:44 Play The Septuagint Translation of Alexandria 25:17 Play The Role and Impact of the Septuagint Translation 42:09 Play The Masoretic Text 42:24 Play The Theology of the Dead Sea Scrolls - Introduction 42:08 Play The Theology of the Dead Sea Scrolls - Part I 34:23 Play The Theology of the dead Sea Scrolls - Part II 36:51 Play The Theology of the Dead Sea Scrolls - Part III 53:40 Play Aramaic Influence in the Hebrew Scripture

I'm a paragraph. I'm connected to your collection through a dataset. To update me, go to the Data Manager. The Data Manager is where you store data to use in your site pages, or collect data from site visitors when they submit a form. This collection in the Data Manager is already set up with some fields and content. To customize it with your own content, you can import a CSV file or simply edit the placeholder text. You can also add more fields which you can connect to other page elements so the content displays on your published site. Remember to sync the collection so your content is live! You can add as many new collections as you need to store or collect data. With Presets, we’ve handled the page set up for you, but you can create the exact same functionality in your other site pages. To connect page elements to data, the first step is to add a dataset to the page and choose the collection you want to use. From the dataset Settings panel, you can filter or sort the available items, decide how your users can interact with the page (read/write), and more. Next, select the element you want to connect to the data, and choose the field you want to connect it to. So simple! If you want to add even more capabilities, enable Developer Tools to use JavaScript and APIs to add custom interactions and functionality to your site. To see what’s possible and get answers to your questions, check out the Wix Code Forum. Project Name 06 I'm a paragraph. To update me, go to the Data Manager. The Data Manager is where you store and collect data for your site. Previous Next

Historical Geography of the Holy Land 8 Lessons about the geography of the Bible (Based on Deuteronomy 1:6-8). In this course you will learn that geography is the study of places and the relationships between people and their environments. Geographers explore both the physical properties of Earth's surface and the human societies spread across it. You will learn how geography seeks to understand where things are found, why they are there, and how they develop and change over time and how it effected the daily lifestyle of the people in Biblical times. ← BACK TO ALL COURSES THE LESSONS Meet Your Instructor Andre Moubarak Andre Moubarak is the owner and founder of Twins Tours & Travel Ltd. in Israel. Born into a Christian family along the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem’s Christian Quarter, Andre is a licensed tour guide and an ordained minister, leading numerous groups through the Holy Land each year and teaching them about the Aramaic/Jewish roots of Jesus. The first video of this course is free, you can buy this course to see all the videos. Buy Now Cost This is my podcast Link to learn more about the geography of the Bible: Geography of the land of the bible in details This PDF have a lot of details 39 pages of information about all the geography of the land The Geographical division of the Land .pdf Download PDF • 297KB In this course you will learn at your own pace, No matter where you are, you can learn about the Geography of the Bible in your own time, comfort, and convenience. Introduction: Abraham Journey Lesson 1: The Coastal Plain Lesson 2: Shephelah, Low Land Lesson 3: Hill Country, The Mountain Ridge Lesson 4: The Galilee Lesson 5: The Golan Heights Lesson 6: The Jordan Valley & The Wilderness Lesson 7: The Desert, Negev, Beersheva In the introduction lesson, you will trace Abraham Journey from Ur of the Chaldean to the promised land and learn about the fertile valleys. And then the Tigris and the Euphrates. What used to be called Mesopotamia. RESOURCES ABOUT 32:54 Play Geography of the Land - Introduction 50:54 Play The Coastal Plain 53:40 Play Shephelah, Low Land 1:03:27 Play Hill Country, The Mountain Ridge 1:02:36 Play The Galilee 55:35 Play The Golan Heights 56:19 Play The Jordan Valley & The Wilderness 51:23 Play The Desert, Negev, Beersheva