Watch a short video explaining the teachings for the subject, "Bible Covenants"
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Watch a short video explaining how to take a course in the discipleship program.
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The Salt Covenant
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What is a salt covenant? It represents something which is eternal and everlasting. Salt is associated with life, friendship, compassion and thoughtfulness toward others. It represents sharing of each other’s lives and giving of yourself to another. An altar and a table are seen as a place of worship to the God of Israel. He requires that salt be upon his table. Salt alone on a table represents a covenant. A covenant of salt represents eating bread and salt together at a table. Eating salt at the king’s table obligates you to honor, respect and be loyal to him. Listen to this teaching by Eddie Chumney for a deeper insight into the meaning of a salt covenant in the Bible.
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Watch a video OR listen to audio teachings.
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With each subject, you can either watch a full length video teaching on each course OR listen to same course in shorter 25 minute audio segments.
After you have watched the video or listened to the audio, there is an online quiz with in-depth study questions so you can dig deeper into the scriptures with each lesson.
You can take the courses online to receive ribbon points for completing a course and badge points for completing a subject.
When you complete all courses and all subjects, you can receive a
certificate of completion. This certificate is equivalent to a bachelor's or master's degree in Hebraic studies. We will be looking into college accreditation for the program in the future for those who desire to have this.
Alternatively, if you are a Pastor or home group leader, you can lead your home group or congregation through the questions in a small group discussion format.
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#1) Free Trial Membership
#2) $25 USD per month to take the on-line classes.
#3) $35 USD per month to take the on-line classes and receive the class DVD's in the postal mail.
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Return to Subject Page ==> Biblical Covenants
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