Jew and Gentile and the One New Man – Group Student

For many centuries, the Christian church has been seen as entirely distinct and separate from the Jewish faith. In recent years, however, many believers have opened their eyes to the fact that our faith shares more than cultural connections to Hebraic roots. The Jewish heritage of the Christian faith isn’t something to be tossed aside, and the Torah is no less relevant to followers of Christ than it was to Jews who worshipped in Solomon’s Temple. Jesus died for Jew and Gentile, but a gap has separated us for much of history. The One New Man is a concept that brings together the Hebraic roots of faith in YHWH and the grace of salvation through Yeshua. Rather than treating Christianity as an entirely separate faith from Judaism, we are called to honor the Feasts of the Lord, respect God’s established calendar, and honor Jesus for who He is, not as a westernized interpretation. Join ISOW instructor Bill Cloud in learning how we can properly integrate Hebraic heritage and reconcile differences between Jew and Gentile.

In this course, Dr. French Arrington presents the basics of Koine Greek, expanding on the alphabet and history from 101 and introducing more grammatical constructs. While mastery of any language takes hard work and years of grueling study, this course will help you begin to read the New Testament in its original language after only a few short hours.

This course requires J. Gresham Machen’s 2nd Edition of New Testament Greek for Beginners, but you can visit ISOW’s “Free Resources” section to find a public domain version of the book to get you started.