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sacrifices, rituals, and blood. This is the part of the Bible many Christians avoid—the Law of Moses (“Torah” in Hebrew). Isn’t the Law about rules, not relationship? Works, not grace?
Yet Jesus said, “If you believed Moses, you would believe me, for he wrote about me” (Jn 5:46). And King David said, “Oh how I love your Law! It is my meditation all the day” (Ps 119). — How can that be?
GET A COMPREHENSIVE foundation in the Torah—the part of the Bible many Christians are least familiar with, yet which forms the basis for all Scriptural revelation.
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The Torah is an interpretive key that unlocks the rest of the Bible. Join an international, virtual fellowship of students learning Torah in light of Messiah.
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October 7
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ON THE ANNIVERSARY of Oct 7, 2024, join all Israel in studying Torah this year.
The enemy attacked Israel on “Simchat Torah,” the Celebration of God's Law. Since then, the People of Israel are moving ever closer to Torah. It’s time for Christians in the Nations to also understand it better.
Class Schedule
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The first official week of class starts October 20, 2024, leading up to the Live Zoom on Saturday night, October 26, 8:00 pm Jerusalem Time.
Classes will continue each week, at least until the next Feast of Tabernacles, Fall 2025. Annual enrollment discounts end on October 25, 2024. But, you can still join on a monthly basis all year.
The Live Weekly Zoom Teachings take place at the end of each week, Saturdays from 8-9pm Jerusalem Time. This time corresponds to 5-6pm GMT, 1-2pm EST, 10-11am PST.
We are opening the first weekly lesson a bit early on October 15 to give everyone a chance to familiarize themselves with the material.
Until then, we encourage students to go through the “Welcome” and “Getting Started” sections of the Class beforehand.
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LEARNING LEVELS
Select Your Level to Enroll
✔ Includes Torah Commentary Volumes*
✔ Includes Daily Bread Scripture Journal**
✔ Downloadable Torah Commentary PDFs
✔ Access to Weekly Zoom Recordings
✔ Access to Fellowship Forum
“The LORD would speak to Moses face to face, as one speaks to a friend.”
—Exodus 33:11
Become a committed and avid student of Torah, jumping in with both feet
Moses Level
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Dive into the content at a level with high value & the most flexibility
✔ Includes Daily Bread Scripture Journal**
✔ Downloadable Torah Commentary PDFs
✔ Access to Weekly Zoom Recordings
“This Book of the Torah shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate on it day and night.” —Joshua 1:8
Joshua Level
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For the busy & on-the-go, looking to join the fellowship
Pharaoh said to Joseph, “Since God has made all this known to you, there is no one so discerning and wise as you. You shall be in charge of my palace” —Genesis 41:39-40
✔ Includes Torah Commentary Volumes*
✔ Includes Daily Bread Scripture Journal**
✔ Downloadable Torah Commentary PDFs
✔ Access to Weekly Zoom Recordings
✔ Access to Fellowship Forum
✔ Support the Ministry and Scholarships
“I will make you into a great nation, and I will bless you; I will make your name great, and you will be a blessing.” —Genesis 12:2
Bless Israel and this ministry, while also helping fund scholarships for students who need it.
Joseph Level
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MEET YOUR TEACHERS
Bible teachers Lars and John Enarson who have a combined ministry experience of over 70 years, with decades living in Israel. For 12 years, Lars Enarson has worked on a complete Torah commentary to introduce Christians to Torah while staying focused on discipleship to Jesus.
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LARS ENARSON is an author, prolific Bible teacher, international prayer leader, and has been in full time ministry since the early 1970s. His passion is to see a restoration in our day of the original, apostolic gospel from Jerusalem. Lars resides in Israel with his family, where he produces TV-programs and Prayer Alerts, with prophetic insights, reports, and specific prayer points about the present situation in the Middle East.
JOHN ENARSON is an author and Bible teacher, passionate about making complex biblical topics accessible to regular people. He currently studies at the Scandinavian School of Theology and serves as the Christian Relations Director at Cry For Zion, helping Christians understand their history with the Temple Mount and how it relates to biblical theology and the Jewish people.
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DIVE INTO THE CLASS
The textbook for the class is Lars Enarson's beautiful hardcover, double-volume set, Messiah in the Torah, with 1,300 pages of extensive commentary, covering every Torah portion – plus five Festivals.
Also available on-the-go as weekly Downloadable PDFs
Torah Commentary
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The Torah Class is based on the revolutionary One-Year Bible reading journal Daily Bread. It is the only daily Bible-reading plan that follows the weekly Torah Portion while completing the whole Bible in a year! (See its unique features here.)
Daily
Bread
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Watch high quality, half hour introductions to each Torah Portion. First produced for television, these Intro Lessons were originally available at the highest level of our, now retired, WeeklyTorah program. We are happy to now offer them for every learning level.
Introduction Lessons
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Join the Weekly Zoom Teachings featuring Lars and John Enarson. Each will dig deeper into the text and commentary: drawing connections and bringing the text to life. Saturdays, 8-9pm Jerusalem Time. Review anything you missed in the Zoom Recordings archive.
Live Teachings
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Come with your best questions from the material and ask them during the Q&A Discussions of each Zoom Teaching. Lars and John will field your questions, tackling difficult topics and bringing clarity to the text.
Q&A Discussions
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COMPARE THE LEARNING LEVELS
Moses Level
Video Introduction Lessons
Live Weekly Zoom Teachings
Live Q&A Discussions
Torah Commentary PDFs
Access to Zoom Recordings
Includes Daily Bread Scripture Journal**
Includes Torah Commentary Hardcover Volumes*
Access to Fellowship Forum
Joshua Level
Video Introduction Lessons
Live Weekly Zoom Teachings
Live Q&A Discussions
Torah Commentary PDFs
Access to Zoom Recordings
Includes Daily Bread Scripture Journal**
Joseph Level
Video Introduction Lessons
Live Weekly Zoom Teachings
Live Q&A Discussions
Abraham Level
Video Introduction Lessons
Live Weekly Zoom Teachings
Live Q&A Discussions
Torah Commentary PDFs
Access to Zoom Recordings
Includes Daily Bread Scripture Journal**
Includes Torah Commentary Hardcover Volumes*
Access to Fellowship Forum
Support the Ministry and Scholarships
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$40 / month
Billed Annually
$480 / year instead of $600
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$33 / month
Billed Annually
$396 / year instead of $480
$40 / month
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$23 / month
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$276 / year instead of $300
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* Shipping not included.
** While supplies last. Shipping not included.
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What is the Daily Bread Torah Class, and what can I expect to learn?The Daily Bread Torah Class is a year-long online course designed to teach the Torah in light of the Messiah. The Class follows the Torah Portion readings found in the Daily Bread Scripture Journal. You will gain a comprehensive foundation in the Torah while focused on practical discipleship to Jesus.
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What are the Dates and Times for the class?The first official week of class start October 20, leading up to the Live Zoom on Saturday night, October 26, 8:00 pm Jerusalem Time. The Live Weekly Zoom Teachings take place at the end of each week, Saturday from 8-9pm Jerusalem Time. The time may be extended for zoom sessions with an abundance of questions or discussion. This time corresponds to 5-6pm GMT, 1-2pm EST, 10-11am PST. We are opening the first week’s lesson module a bit early on October 15 to give everyone a chance to familiarize themselves with the material. Until then, we encourage student to go through the “Welcome” and “Getting Started” sections of the Class beforehand by logging in at https://zionstudycenter.com
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What is the structure of a typical week in the class?Each week: Follow the Daily Bread Scripture Journal readings, making sure to finish the current Torah portion Scriptures (pre-class). Watch the half-hour Video Introduction Lesson (pre-class) and read the Torah Commentary (pre-class). Each Saturday, 8 pm Jerusalem Time, join one hour of Live Zoom Teaching class with Q&A Discussion. Reflect on personal discipleship questions (post-class), and interact with other students in the Fellowship Forum online (post-class).
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What time is the Live Weekly Zoom Teaching with Q&A?We will have the Live Zoom Teaching each Saturday from 8-9pm Jerusalem Time. The time may be extended for zoom sessions with an abundance of questions or discussion. This time corresponds to 5-6pm GMT, 1-2pm EST, 10-11am PST.
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Can I switch between different Learning Levels after enrolling?Yes, students can upgrade or downgrade at any time to fit their needs better. You may contact our team to learn more.
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What is included in the Free Trial Level, and how long does it last?Free Trials are available for the Joseph & Joshua Learning Levels. Each free trial includes everything in that level, except for the Daily Bread Journal (Joshua Level). It lasts for 2 weeks, giving you a taste of the full program without any cost.
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How are the Weekly Zoom Teachings conducted, and what happens if I miss one?The Live Weekly Zoom Teachings are conducted via Zoom and include a lecture followed by Q&A. If you miss a class, recordings are available for students in the Joshua Level and above, allowing you to catch up at your convenience.
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What is the duration of the Torah Class, and how much time should I dedicate each week?The Torah Class runs for a full year, with a structured weekly schedule. A Moses Level student can expect to spend 1-3 hours a week outside of the Zoom Teaching: reading the Scriptures of the Torah Portion, watching the 30-min Intro lesson, reading the Torah Commentary, reflecting on the Discipleship Questions, plus optional participation in the Fellowship Forum. A Joseph Level student may only need to spend 30 minutes to an hour outside of the Zoom Teaching.
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Can I join the Class later on in the year?Yes, you can join on a monthly basis later in the year. Starting Torah Class is recommended at any point of the annual Torah reading cycle. However, you will miss the discounted rates for annual enrollment, potential early-bird benefits, and you miss the classes prior to your enrollment.
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Is this Torah Class self-paced or does it have a fixed schedule?The Torah Class follows a fixed weekly schedule while remaining self-paced within each week. Live sessions are scheduled once a week. The Torah Portion, the Intro Video, the Torah Commentary, the Discipleship Questions can all be completed at your own pace.
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Are there any prerequisites for enrolling in the Torah Class?There are no prerequisites for enrolling in the Torah Class. The course is designed for Christian learners of all levels, from beginners to those who have been through WeeklyTorah with Lars Enarson. All you need is a willingness to learn and engage with the content.
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Are there any assignments or exams, and how will they be graded?There are no formal exams or assignments; instead, the focus is on personal growth and understanding of the Torah. The Torah Class includes various learning activities, such as weekly Torah portion readings, video lessons, and commentary. We encourage students to complete all the learning activities, including the post-class discipleship questions, but they are not required.
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How do I apply for a scholarship, and what criteria are considered?Scholarships reduce the cost for eligible students. To apply, complete the scholarship application form, which includes questions about your background, financial situation, and reasons for wanting to join the class. Scholarships are awarded based on number of scholarships available, the need, and commitment to learning. Apply today!
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What materials or technology do I need to participate in the Torah Class?To participate in the Torah Class, you will need a computer or mobile device with internet access to view video lessons, attend live teachings, and access downloadable PDFs. Additional materials, such as the Daily Bread Journal and Torah Commentary Volumes, are provided at higher-tier levels, but shipping is not included.
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Can I interact with other students enrolled in the Torah Class?We provide a moderated Fellowship Forum at the Moses and Abraham levels, dedicated to upright and appropriate discussion of the topic. This forum allows students to discuss lessons, ask questions, and build a community around learning.
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Can I get a refund if I’m not satisfied with the Torah Class?The Torah Class currently does not have a refund policy outlined. We encourage all prospective students to take advantage of the Free Trial Level to experience the class format and teaching style before committing to a paid level. However, if you are dissatisfied with your Learning Level, please reach out to us.
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