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This course will consider the importance of Jesus’ Jewish identity, and examine the New Testament in light of the Old Testament background. We will look into the Jewish world of Jesus and His followers, and the subsequent development of Christianity.

The discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls shook the world of Second Temple historians and archaeologists, both Jews and Christians. They proved that there was a messianic expectation before the time of the New Testament for the "Son of God" to arrive. What are the Dead Sea Scrolls and what is the connection between the Dead Sea Scrolls and the New Testament?

This course will consider the importance of Jesus’ Jewish identity, and examine the New Testament in light of the Old Testament background. We will look into the Jewish world of Jesus and His followers, and the subsequent development of Christianity.

This course will consider the importance of Jesus’ Jewish identity, and examine the New Testament in light of the Old Testament background. We will look into the Jewish world of Jesus and His followers, and the subsequent development of Christianity.

This course will consider the importance of Jesus’ Jewish identity, and examine the New Testament in light of the Old Testament background. We will look into the Jewish world of Jesus and His followers, and the subsequent development of Christianity.

The Bible is almost exclusively penned by Jewish people (perhaps entirely Jewish - Luke’s ethnicity is still in debate). So how are we to understand this profoundly Jewish book without seriously engaging with Israel and our Jewish roots? We invite you to invest a year of your life to dive into the living world of the Bible with us, as we seek to go deeper in our love of God and his Word.