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Mesorah of Mark #3
Posted by Torah Focus on 04 Jan 2010 | Tagged as: Midrashim, Torah Focus
Midrashim – with Dr. Walter Oakley
Tuesdays on ARBA4 / Torah Focus
Mesorah of Mark #3
This program is aired only in audio. This is the Next Lesson in the Series of Mesorah of Mark. Due to time constraints and file size we are only able to air this file in audio. However, we have posted the appropriate study guide for viewing while auditing this program. A DVD is available for purchase. If you wish to purchase the DVD of this program please contact us through the Torah Focus Website.
Download the Study guide through the E-book file below
Mesorah of Mark #5
Posted by Torah Focus on 24 Nov 2009 | Tagged as: Midrashim, Torah Focus
Midrashim – with Dr. Walter Oakley
Tuesdays on ARBA4 / Torah Focus
Mesorah of Mark #5
In this program we begin to look more deeply at the idea of what “Tradition” means in realtion to who and what Yeshua is.
Study Notes available in the Ebook file below.
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Posted by Torah Focus on 10 Nov 2009 | Tagged as: Midrashim, Torah Focus
Midrashim – with Dr. Walter Oakley
Tuesdays on ARBA4 / Torah Focus
Mesorah of Mark #4
This program begins to define “Tradition.” In the next few weeks we will look at the true meaning of “tradition and how it relates to our study and the Book of Mark.
Study Notes available in the Ebook file below.
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Posted by Torah Focus on 03 Nov 2009 | Tagged as: Midrashim, Torah Focus
Midrashim – with Dr. Walter Oakley
Tuesdays on ARBA4 / Torah Focus
Mesorah of Mark #3
This program continues the lessons on the tradition of Mark or as we might prefer to say, Mark as a Tradition (Mesorah.) We begin to look at just how this text is accomplished and put together and its system of transmission.
Study Notes available in the Ebook file below.
Other notes available at torahfocus.com
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Posted by Torah Focus on 27 Oct 2009 | Tagged as: Midrashim, Torah Focus
Midrashim – with Dr. Walter Oakley
Tuesdays on ARBA4 / Torah Focus
Mesorah of Mark #2
Midrashim continues with the series Mesorah of Mark. . This series continues our look at the “Gospel” of Mark from a new and exciting approach. We will take some time to look at the Tradition (Mesorah) or Mark with a new thesis in mind. This thesis postulates the idea that Mark was written in a Mishnaic fashion. The Mesorah” of Mark was transmitted to Mark by Peter his mentor and Sage. It will take us some time to work this thesis out. However, we are excited that this work will be full of revelation concerning Yeshua our Messiah.
You will also want to download the supplemental material and study guide that goes along with this class. Click the “EBook” connection below.
Mesorah of Mark
Posted by Torah Focus on 20 Oct 2009 | Tagged as: Midrashim, Torah Focus
Midrashim – with Dr. Walter Oakley
Tuesdays on ARBA4 / Torah Focus
Midrashim starts a new series. This series will look at the “Gospel” of Mark from a new and exciting approach. We will take some time to look at the Tradition (Mesorah) or Mark with a new thesis in mind. This thesis postulates the idea that Mark was written in a Mishnaic fashion. The Mesorah” of Mark was transmitted to Mark by Peter his mentor and Sage. It will take us some time to work this thesis out. However, we are excited that this work will be full of revelation concerning Yeshua our Messiah.
You will also want to download the supplemental material and study guide that goes along with this class. Click the “EBook” connection below.
Taste of Hebrew / Midrashim
Posted by Torah Focus on 05 Oct 2009 | Tagged as: A Taste of Hebrew, General, Midrashim, Torah Focus
A Taste of Hebrew and Midrashim should be back on schedule the 19th of October. Due to the High Holy days and Ministry schedule we are forced to postpone these shows. We apologize for the delay in material presentation. This is a great time to focus on some review. WE appreciate your faithfulness in watching and listening to our shows and materials.
Shalom
Dr. Walter Oakley
Elul and Teshuva #5
Posted by Torah Focus on 22 Sep 2009 | Tagged as: Midrashim, Torah Focus
Midrashim – with Dr. Walter Oakley
Tuesdays on ARBA4 / Torah Focus
Program #81 – Elul and Teshuva #5 “A look at the Soul”
In this program we look at the varied views of the soul. We have heard teachings that depict man as a trichotomy and dichotomy. Are these really the views of the Bible? Are these really Shaul’s (Paul) views? Or, was Shaul saying something deeper? Before we can repair the damage caused by sin we must understand how we were created. This may bse a different approach. Nevertheless it captures the essence of the Biblical view of the soul.
Elul and Teshuva #4
Posted by Torah Focus on 15 Sep 2009 | Tagged as: Midrashim, Torah Focus
Midrashim – with Dr. Walter Oakley
Tuesdays on ARBA4
Program #80 – Elul and Teshuva #4 “Repairing the Damage caused by sin”
In this program we look at the connections we have to the Torah as a means for purifying ourselves from the sins of the year. We look at Perki Avot 4:2 where we are told that the consequence of a mitzvah is a mitzvah and that the consequence of sin is sin. This reminds us of the passage where we are told that what we sow is what we reap. We look at how to stop the process and find a path towards purity.
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Posted by Torah Focus on 08 Sep 2009 | Tagged as: Midrashim, Torah Focus
Midrashim – with Dr. Walter Oakley
Tuesdays on ARBA4
Program #79 – Elul and Teshuva #3 “The Neshama continued”
This program continues the look at the month of Elul as the month of repentance.
We begin to delve more deeply into the idea of the Neshama and our job in relation to maintaining its purity. What is our job in this world? What is our job in relation to the Neshama? Why were we given a Neshama?
