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This 10-week class (Mondays, Jan. 6–March 10, 2025, 5–6 p.m. Pacific Time) from TorahResource Learning Center (founded by Tim Hegg) is the second of a three-quarter sequence in Biblical Hebrew. Students will review key vocabulary and learn new words, starting with verbs, leading to reading and composing short sentences in Hebrew. By the end of the quarter students will be reading more sections from the book of Genesis. The prerequisite taking the first quarter of the series or instructor permission — and a desire to learn and a commitment to completing the weekly assignments. The textbook is provided as a downloadable PDF.
Class details: https://hallel.info/hebrewclass/
Enroll: https://hallel.info/hebrew2/
This 10-week class (Mondays, Jan. 6–March 10, 2025, 5–6 p.m. Pacific Time) from TorahResource Learning Center (founded by Tim Hegg) is the second of a three-quarter sequence in Biblical Hebrew. Students will review key vocabulary and learn new words, starting with verbs, leading to reading and composing short sentences in Hebrew. By the end of the quarter students will be reading more sections from the book of Genesis. The prerequisite taking the first quarter of the series or instructor permission — and a desire to learn and a commitment to completing the weekly assignments. The textbook is provided as a downloadable PDF.
Class details: https://hallel.info/hebrewclass/
Enroll: https://hallel.info/hebrew2/
This 10-week class (Mondays, Jan. 6–March 10, 2025, 5–6 p.m. Pacific Time) from TorahResource Learning Center (founded by Tim Hegg) is the second of a three-quarter sequence in Biblical Hebrew. Students will review key vocabulary and learn new words, starting with verbs, leading to reading and composing short sentences in Hebrew. By the end of the quarter students will be reading more sections from the book of Genesis. The prerequisite taking the first quarter of the series or instructor permission — and a desire to learn and a commitment to completing the weekly assignments. The textbook is provided as a downloadable PDF.
Class details: https://hallel.info/hebrewclass/
Enroll: https://hallel.info/hebrew2/
This 10-week class (Mondays, Jan. 6–March 10, 2025, 5–6 p.m. Pacific Time) from TorahResource Learning Center (founded by Tim Hegg) is the second of a three-quarter sequence in Biblical Hebrew. Students will review key vocabulary and learn new words, starting with verbs, leading to reading and composing short sentences in Hebrew. By the end of the quarter students will be reading more sections from the book of Genesis. The prerequisite taking the first quarter of the series or instructor permission — and a desire to learn and a commitment to completing the weekly assignments. The textbook is provided as a downloadable PDF.
Class details: https://hallel.info/hebrewclass/
Enroll: https://hallel.info/hebrew2/
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This week’s Torah reading
- Torah reading for Feb. 1, 2025Genesis 18 explores Abraham’s growing faith, hospitality and intercession. Abraham’s faith matures as he trusts God’s promise of a son, a foreshadowing of the Messiah’s miraculous birth. Abraham’s radical hospitality reflects God’s love, shown through Abraham and Lot’s care for strangers. God’s revelation of Sodom’s fate underscores His justice and mercy, inviting intercessory prayer. These moments point to Yeshua (Jesus), who embodies divine compassion, intercedes for humanity, and fulfills God’s promises. Believers are encouraged to deepen their faith, emulate God’s love, and participate in His redemptive plan through prayer and action.
Related readings
See the full year of readings from First Fruits of Zion and TorahResource (one-year cycle or three-year cycle). For a schedule of readings to go through the Apostolic Writings and Prophets & Writings, see the Scripture-reading cycle at MessianicJudaism.net.