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Exploring the Jewish roots of the Bible helps readers understand Scripture in its original historical and cultural context. Many key themes—covenant, Torah, feasts, prayer, and the prophets—are rooted in Jewish life and thought. Learning this background can clarify difficult passages, deepen appreciation for Yeshua (Jesus) and the apostles as first-century Jews, and strengthen faith by connecting the Bible’s story from Genesis through the New Testament as one unified narrative.
You can watch Netivyah International’s Bible teachings on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@NetivyahInternational. Teachings are organized into series including Shalom Y’all, Spoonfull of Honey, Faith 925, In the Margin, and Mind Candy. Subscribe on YouTube to get new teachings and ministry updates as they’re posted.
You can learn about first-century church teachings through Netivyah International’s online teachings and video series. Start with the Netivyah International YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@NetivyahInternational) and explore series such as Shalom Y’all, Spoonfull of Honey, Faith 925, In the Margin, and Mind Candy. These teachings are designed to help you study Scripture with historical context and practical application.
You can find Messianic Jewish educational resources in the US through Netivyah International’s teachings, publications, and recommended resources. Start with the Teachings section of the website and the Netivyah International YouTube channel for free learning. For books and printed materials, check the publications/resources pages and order online for US delivery.
Churches and small groups can use Netivyah International teachings as a study resource by watching teaching series together, using related Scripture passages for discussion, and sharing links to recommended resources. Start with our YouTube channel and choose a series that fits your group’s focus. If you’d like recommendations for a study plan, contact us and tell us your group size and topic interests.Netivyah® InternationalWorking for the KingdomEmail: info@netivyahinternational.orgPhone: (615)-522-6589
To host a Netivyah International speaker or event, contact us through the website with your preferred dates, location, audience size, and the topic you’d like covered (teachings, Jewish roots of Scripture, Israel updates, etc.). We’ll follow up with availability, format options (in-person or online), and any planning details.Complete the form at the bottom of our homepage.www.netivyahinternational.org
They are coming soon!!! Netivyah International offers online teaching through video series and resources you can watch anytime. Availability of live webinars or structured courses may vary. For the most current options, check our Teachings section and announcements, or contact us to ask what online learning opportunities are currently available.
If you’re new, start with a short teaching series on the Netivyah International YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@NetivyahInternational) and read a foundational article or resource on the Jewish roots of the Bible. Then explore topics like the feasts, first-century context, and how the apostles interpreted Scripture. If you’d like a recommendation based on your background (church, small group, academic study), contact us and we’ll point you to a good starting place.
Some teachings and resources may include downloadable materials depending on the series or publication. Check the related teaching page or resource listing for downloads. If you’re looking for a structured reading plan or study guide for a group, contact us and tell us your topic and timeframe so we can recommend the best available materials.
You can access past teachings through the Teachings section of our website and our YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@NetivyahInternational), where many series are organized by topic. If you’re looking for a specific teaching or older resource, use the site search (if available) or contact us and we’ll help you locate it.
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