Torah and Glory Discipleship Series: Leviticus/Vayikra

The Torah and Glory School's Discipleship Series is a five-part, year-long course designed to encourage and help equip the committed followers of Yeshua to mature as strong and effectual, fruit-bearing disciples. The series is based upon the Torah, as well at the entire Old and New Covenants. The five parts are entitled (1) Genesis/Beresheit, (2) Exodus/Shemot, (3) Leviticus/Vayikra, (4) Numbers/Bamidbar, and (5) Deuteronomy/Devarim. The course's 54 lessons follow the traditional yearly reading schedule of the Torah, and include the Haftorah and the New Covenant writings. Each lesson includes seven sections which are (1) an Introduction to each entitled Selah, (2) the Nature of Discipleship, (3) the Standard of Discipleship-the Torah [Word], (4) Yeshua-the High Priest of our Discipleship, (5) the Fruit of Discipleship-Overcoming, (6) the Holy Spirit-the Power of Discipleship, and (7) the Summary and Conclusion. The believers' Hebraic heritage as well as the full ministry of the Holy Spirit are emphasized throughout the course. Our study is crafted to appeal to all levels of believers who want to grow in the knowledge and service of the King of Glory. These would be (a) new believers, (b) those who have been in church for a long time and want to advance in their faith and experience with the Lord, © Spirit-filled Pentecostals and Charismatics, (d) prophecy oriented saints, (e) Messianic people, (f) and independent believers as well. You will find that each of the five volumes represents a truly beneficial investment for the transformation of spiritual life, and therefore can be used from year to year for the strengthening and uplifting of the advancing disciple of Yeshua. We recommend this course for the individual, the family, and even for group and congregational studies. There is much to be discovered and assimilated in every lesson and thus the ardent student of the Master will be blessed from season to season and from year to year. Tamid Kadima-Always Forward. Shalom.