Christopher discusses Aramaic primacy with the class and the words Dibber and Memra.

This week's study dives into the concept of what "Word" means in relation to theological aspects in the Bible through Jewish lenses and the misunderstanding of this concept that is found in the Hebrew Roots groups and the Christian groups.

Christopher discusses with the class the concept of "Torah" what it is, and the embodiment of oral, written and living Torah.

In this week's study, the group continues on, on page 3 of book 1 of the Chronicles of the Messiah under the header "By Wisdom". A lot of questions are asked and answered in terms of what חכמה (chochmah: wisdom) is and where it comes from and how to recognize it and attain it in our lives when striving for tzedikim. Some mussar is given in terms of the functions of males and females in the Jewish home and the reason marriage is the first mitzvos mentioned and commanded in the Torah and how this relates to חכמה (wisdom).

The chapters in the Chronicles of the Messiah may take several weeks to complete each chapter. This week we covered only page 2 and 3 entitled "In the Beginning". The entire chapter covers John 1:1-1:18. We discussed the Messiah in creation and what the sages say in terms of this concept.

In this introduction to the Sefer Yetzirah, Christopher discusses what is required in interpreting Kabbalist text while showing the symbolism in Jewish thought of the number 32 from Sefer Yetzirah 1:1 and it's relation to the Messiah and the New Testament.

Christopher discusses the divine Messiah from the vantage point of Hasidic Jewish theology and through the Targumim, Chazel, Kabbalah and the Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek languages. Christopher proves beyond the shadow of a doubt that Yeshua is indeed Hashem and how this relates to a Jewish form of trinity theology through the tzimtzum , memra and the Sh'ma.

Christopher discusses the spiritual significance of the etrog during Sukkot.

Christopher touches on the various things that will be sourced in the Chronicles of the Messiah study and their importance. He also gives examples of how a Jew would analyze the gospels as opposed to a Christian.

In this year's Rosh Hashanah teaching Christopher discusses the debate in terms of terminology of "Rosh Hashanah vs Yom Teruah." He also discusses what is meant by Rav Sha'ul in terms of the oracles of G-d mentioned in the book of Romans and how it relates to Rosh Hashanah.