The Study Group and Fellowship will be meeting at Petrie

The Study Group and Fellowship will be meeting at Petrie and not at the regular venue Murrumba Downs.  Morning tea will be available at 9.30am and the meeting will start at 10.00am.    Please BYO your own lunch.

Messianic Studies

MEA Study Flyer

Messianic Education Australia Flyer

Welcome to Messianic Education Australia Biblical Studies.

This independent study is held every Saturday morning at Petrie on the north side of Brisbane. If you wish to attend or need further information, phone Natan or Hannah – MEA Office: (07) 3496 2896.

Natan and Hannah

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I spy gragger

IMG_0160 (2)Printable I Spy Gragger

Instructions:

I found this idea on Pinterest, for this weeks Torah Kids Club, but couldn’t find a printable version, seeing as I went to so much effort to make it, I thought I’d share it.

What you need

  • 1 x Drink Bottle clean empty with lid
  • Rice & Food Colouring (a few drops in a zip lock bag)
  • Some or all of the following objects or any others you can think of:
    • Megillah – I made these from match sticks and paper. I just glued and rolled coloured match sticks in stripes of coloured paper.
    • Coloured letter beads for the main characters in the story I have also included Vashti (A, E, M, V, H)
    • A crown
    • A jewel
    • A heart
    • A Triangle
    • A mask
      • I couldn’t find Star of David, or Jam-Tashen
    • Glitter (optional)
    • Other jewels

Notes:

I glued the lids shut to make sure little ones don’t get them opened accidentally.

Printable I Spy Gragger.pdf

Weekly Study Introduction

Weekly Study Introduction

 

Recently David Biema of Time Magazine wrote a fascinating article entitled “Future Revolutions” in which he identified the “Re-Judaizing of Jesus” as one of the top ten cultural trends of the 21st Century. Understanding the Jewish context of Jesus is becoming more and more essential for the next generation of Christians in the world today.
Perhaps the single most powerful way to understand the Jewish context of Jesus is to study the Jewish Scriptures themselves, namely, the Law (Torah), Writings and Prophets. This was Jesus’ own approach with his disciples: “And beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he interpreted to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning himself” (Luke 24:27).

 

Centuries before Jesus walked the earth, Ezra the Scribe and the 120 elders of the Great Assembly divided the Torah into 54 portions so that in the course of a year (beginning and ending on the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah –Rejoicing over God’s Word) the entire scroll would be recited during services. This practice is still observed in synagogues around the world today.  Yeshua (Jesus), said that these Scriptures plainly testify of Him (John 5:39). “And beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he interpreted to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning himself” (Luke 24:27).

 

Now you can better understand how the Jewish Scriptures bear witness that Jesus is the promised Messiah of Israel by studying the weekly Torah portion.  Partake of this beautiful and ancient tradition by reading and studying the weekly Torah portion to gain a deeper understanding of the Gospels from a Hebrew perspective!

 

There are 54 Torah Portions from Genesis 1:1 to Deuteronomy 34:12. Each Torah portion, features a wealth resources, including selections of Torah as well as portions from the Prophets and New Testament. Throughout the weekly studies, careful attention is taken to demonstrate how Yeshua (Jesus) is powerfully revealed in these Jewish Scriptures.