Torah Class
Dive into the Hebraic roots of the Bible, free from man-made doctrines and traditions! Join Tom Bradford for an immersive, verse-by-verse journey through the history, culture, and original languages of the Old and New Testaments. Experience the authenticity of YHWH's (God's) Word like never before. This is Real. Bible. Study.
Torah Class
In your day-to-day life, what does “shalom” look like to you right now? [Micah 5:2-9]
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Which statement feels closest to how it seems like the majority of people are thinking today? [Romans 5:12-21]
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When worldviews clash today, what do you think shapes people’s decisions mostly in which way they’ll agree with? [Micah 4:11-14 & 5:1-2]
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Which viewpoint of sin most shaped how you were taught how redemption and salvation works? Do you still hold those to be true? Why? [Romans 5:1-11]
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Shabbat didn’t begin as a trend or a response to burnout.
It began at Creation.
Before Israel.
Before Sinai.
Before churches, calendars, or modern life.
God set apart the seventh day, blessed it, and called it holy.
Shabbat was woven into the rhythm of the world from the very beginning.
In Scripture, Shabbat means to cease. To stop working. To rest in what God has already done. It is not just about attending a service or slowing down mentally. It is a physical, intentional pause that points back to Creation and God’s authority as Creator.
Yeshua honored Shabbat. He never canceled it. He corrected the added rules that made it heavy and reminded people that Shabbat was made for humanity as a gift, not a burden.
With recent books like “Stop, in the Name of God” by Charlie Kirk and conversations bringing Shabbat back into the spotlight, many people are asking questions they were never taught to ask.
What is Shabbat really? When does it begin? Who is it for? How do we observe it according to Scripture?
Shabbat has always mattered.
It has always been part of God’s design.
If this renewed interest has stirred something in you, Torah Class offers lessons that explore Shabbat carefully, verse by verse, helping believers dig deeper into what the Bible actually says.
Don’t forget to follow @torahclass for more Shabbat insights and if you’re here because you want to know why honoring the sabbath will transform your life, you’re in the right place!
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What do you think would change MOST if believers truly learned Torah as “God’s ways”? [Micah 4:2-10]
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When you hear “Israel reborn in 1948,” what do you think first? [OT Survey 12]
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Follow @TorahClass for clear, Bible based teaching on the feast days, including the biblical new year that begins in the spring!
If you want to understand the calendar God set in Scripture and how the feast days connect, Torah Class breaks it down simply and in context.
Visit www.torahclass.com to learn more.
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What do you struggle with most in “faith vs works”? [Romans 4 : 9-25]
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Which part of this sounded a lot like what’s happening today? [Micah 3:9-12 & 4:1-2]
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