Degrees in Hebrew Theology
Internships, Apprenticeships, Bachelors, Masters and Doctorates in Hebrew Theology. The Master of Hebrew Theology (M.HT) is a three-year course of 40 semester hours divided into 4 months, requiring 80 credits. 15 hours of instruction is equal to one credit hour.
How the course runs
The word curriculum comes from a Latin root meaning “to run”. This is a mobile course of live classes at various locations and platforms, taught through YouTube videos, PDF files, books, seminars and courses by professors from 18 plus countries.
Students submit monthly thought papers, term papers, research papers and an original Hebrew-based thesis, with a thesis guide, at the end of three years. The thesis can be in written or audio-visual form.
Class format
- 20 hours in a semester
- 60 minutes of biography
- 30 minutes of topical studies
- 7 minutes of life story
- 4 minutes of workshop snippets
- 2 minutes for a question expounded
The Mentoring Model Paradigm
A. Religious heritage
A comprehensive and Hebraic understanding of the religious heritage of the 66 books of the Bible, through a Mentor/Rav/Rev one-on-one stylus.
B. Cultural context
Understanding the cultural realities and structures within which the Assembly of Yehovah God lives and carries out its mission in a non-Hebrew world.
C. Personal and spiritual formation
Growth in personal faith, emotional maturity, moral integrity and public witness, requisite to kingdom leadership as exemplified in Yeshua Jesus our Rabbi and Saviour.
D. Ministerial and public leadership
Theological reflection on and education for the practice of ministry, through a personal guide, teacher or rabbi on a weekly relationship basis.
Course credits and assignments
Every student studies each playlist and answers: How can you interpret this into your religious heritage? Interview a believer for cultural context of this message. How does this affect your personal and spiritual formation? How will this help develop capacity for ministerial and public leadership?
10am to 4pm by Zoom with course text books. Special Hebrew classes for 20 minutes a week followed by discussion times.
As per availability from 18 host countries, usually one to two days.
Online for three hours, by messenger or other phone media. Other seminars done in the past by candidates are also added as credits.
- Every YouTube video: a three-page personal philosophy of it.
- Every three-day seminar: a term paper of not less than 10 pages.
- Every guest lecture: a one-page thought paper.
- Every online monthly paper: a two-page paper.
Every type of written material is required as a book report of not less than 5 pages. Each semester of four months has four books.
Those already in ministry have additional credits added to their score, offering credits from the classroom of life.
At the end of three years a thesis on an approved topic is presented with a bibliography, footnotes and endnotes of not less than 50 Hebrew-based theology books. Masters and Doctorate theses of 200 plus pages are published by TUI Asia Press, with royalties to the author.
Themes
Covered by various faculty from a Hebrew point of view.
- Philosophy
- The Old and New Testament
- Theology (Systematic and Chronological)
- Church History and Geography
- Christian Education and Acadèmia
- Latin/Hebrew and linguistics of Christian Scriptures
- One or two secular courses
- Christian media, medium and languages
- Pastoral Counselling
- Gender, sexuality, ethnicity and cultural diversity
- Biblical Studies and Languages
- Christian Ethics and Governance
- Race, Cultural Identity and Reconciliation
- Worship, Theology and the Arts
- Youth, Family and Culture
- Global Arts and World Religions
- Theology, Arts and Sports
- Worship and Music Ministry
- Numbers and Astrotheology
- Wholistic Mission and the Sciences
Topics
Expounded via modular classes, seminars and conferences within the framework of Universal Doctrine.
- Divinity studies
- Theology
- Edenics
- Hamartheology
- Soteriology
- Angelology
- Demonology
- Anthropology
- Pneumatology
- Father Heart of God
- Relationships
- Human Temperaments
- Christology
- Ecclesiology
- Missiology
- Bibliology
- Eschatology
- Hermeneutics
- PRDS Gospels
- Pentateuch (Torah)
- Biblical Economics
- Marriage
- Parenting
- Family
- Pauline Epistles
- Yohannine Epistles
- Major Prophets
- Minor Prophets
- Poetical Books
- Apologetics
- Israelogy
- O.T Books Survey (Tanach)
- N.T Books Survey (Brit Hadasha)
Personal spiritual disciplines
Mini courses for the devotional life of the disciple, practised individually as a non-negotiable requirement.
- Quiet time
- Lifestyle Prayer
- Intercession
- Spiritual warfare
- Praise and worship
Footnotes
- “Knight Bachelor”. Forms of address. Debrett’s. Retrieved 17 April 2014.
- “History of Medieval Education, Middle Ages European Learning”. Academic Apparel. Retrieved 8 August 2016.
- Verger, J. (1999) “Doctor, doctoratus”, Lexikon des Mittelalters, 3, Stuttgart: J.B. Metzler, pp. 1155-1156.
Begin the M.HT
Admission fee 5 USD and a monthly fee of 30 USD at the end of each four-month term.