Beit Netzarim Yeshiva

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Comment by Bartek Swierczek on May 10, 2009 at 6:54am

Shalom Friend :-) I am so glad I found you all! I used to be a Christian and I didn't know Torah. No one told me that our Elohim still requires form us to keep His mitzvot. Now, I am changed man...:-) Thanx be to Yeshua who showed us how to always please the Father by keeping His instructions and be righteous ;-) Such a Yeshiva like your is much needed !!! We have to learn the Truth.

Comment by James Trimm on January 7, 2009 at 8:23pm

Shalom Chaverim!

We at Worldwide have seen the profound need for quality Nazarene leaders throughout the world. Leaders in this movement need training in specialized areas like: Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek, Textual Criticism, The Dead Sea Scrolls, Rabbinic literature, hermeneutics and much, much more!

And yes, classes are conducted online at your convenience.

Whether you’re wanting to earn a certificate of Rabbinate (Masters and Doctorate) or you are just wanting in-depth studies as a layman, you will find that Beit Netzarim Yeshiva provides a level of Nazarene/Messianic education that you simply cannot get anywhere else. (And for just $125 a month plus books).

Get ready we have a new semester beginning in February! To stay updated just go to:
http://www.beitnetzarimyeshiva.com and “sign-up”. Signing up will not put you under any obligation to join.

Comment by James Trimm on September 16, 2008 at 8:45pm

Shalom Netzarim,

Many of you have expressed interest in the on-line Yeshiva studies of Beit Netzarim Yeshiva. Up until now we have been proposing a flat fee of $250 a month for full access to all of the Yeshiva classes you can take (most Seminaries or Yeshivas run closer to $3,000 a semester than $3,000 a year). However many of you have expressed that as fair as this is, you simply could not afford it. In order to get the Yeshiva off of the ground we needed to start with at least thirteen students at $250 a month. Although a lot more than thirteen people have expressed interest in the Yeshiva, less than thirteen have affirmed that they will be able to enroll at that amount. We are therefore restructuring the Yeshiva. If we can find at least 26 students who will commit to the program, we can offer it at just $125 a month. If you can be one of these 26 students that will help us get the Yeshiva off the ground, it is very important that you email me at nazareneyeshiva “at” yahoo.com and that you go to http://www.beitnetzarimyeshiva.com and click on “sign up” to fill out your application.

James Trimm

Comment by James Trimm on September 14, 2008 at 11:52am

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE

Beit Netzarim Yeshiva has a vital role in filling a present gap in theological education. Beit Netzarim and its founders feel there is a need for an institution which will instruct both the layman and the professional Messianic believer with the same high level of education offered in a Rabbinic Yeshiva. Many of those calling themselves "Rabbi" within the Messianic movement do not have the same level of education held by their Rabbinic counterparts. The purpose of this Yeshiva is to offer a solution to this situation.


A RETURN TO IN-DEPTH STUDIES

The Yeshiva believes in the close teacher/student concept that seems to have characterized the ancient Yeshivas of the Second Temple Era. The Yeshiva will, without compromise, guide talmidim (students) through a complete theological education, even more in-depth than in a Rabbinical Yeshiva or Christian Seminary setting.


A WORLD IN DARKNESS

The Yeshiva believes we are facing more difficult times than ever in the current cultural rejection of Torah. The Yeshiva is dedicated to teaching an training talmidim who will “come as they are” educationally and allow us to build a knowledge of Torah in their hearts and in their minds in order to face a world in darkness.


CURRENT STUDY PLAN

The Yeshiva is a training institute for the development of all believers who are dedicated to the study of YHWH’s Word. Admission is based on desire to learn, regardless of whether the talmid is in ministry or a layman. Advanced study is possible and desirable for those wishing to obtain Yeshiva degrees and s’mikah (ordination, certificate of rabbinate). We also clearly realize that some layman will not wish to work toward graduation. We are committed to teaching those who desire to learn.


PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATION

The Yeshiva offers provisional certification for its talmidim. Students that enter into this program must have a sponsoring Rabbi as a mentor (don’t worry, if you do not have one, we will set you up with one). These students will be issued a “Provisional Certificate or Rabbinate” which will remain in effect as long as they are students in the Yeshiva working towards their non-provisional Certificate of Rabbinate.


WHAT DOES YHWH HAVE FOR YOU?

Imagine yourself taking reasonably priced Yeshiva classes at home over the internet. See yourself earning degrees and a Certificate of Rabbinate and being used by YHWH in ways you never dreamed. Picture YHWH using you in counseling or teaching children or adult studies, all fully prepared through the high quality classes offered by Beit Netzarim Yeshiva. After in-depth Yeshiva training you may qualify as a Rabbi, teacher or lay leader. The time is short. Now is the time to bring Torah and Messiah to a dark world.

To apply to Beit Netzarim Yeshiva just go to our website at
http://www.beitnetzarimyeshiva.com
and click on “sign up” to fill out your application.

Comment by James Trimm on September 12, 2008 at 5:51pm

Shalom Talmidim,

We have received emails from some expressing that our Yeshiva flat fee of $250 a month is to steep. One even suggested that the Yeshiva should be free.

This has prompted me to send out an email sharing some basic realities with you all.

To begin with most Yeshiva’s and Seminaries cost far more than we are asking. At $250 a month, we are asking just $3,000 a year. Many Yeshivas and Seminaries easily cost $3,000 a SEMESTER, some even more. So this is a bargain price for advanced education.

How did we arrive at this price? We simply figured what the bare minimum Rabbi Miller and I needed to each earn in order to be able to teach Yeshiva classes as a full time job (and it will require that much time and effort on our part). This is based on gathering at least thirteen students for our first semester.

Those in this program would receive a Provisional Certificate of Rabbinate upon beginning the program, that would remain in effect as long as they remain in the program, until they ultimately graduate and earn the non-Provisional Certificate (which is also a Doctoral Degree).

If we can get thirteen talmidim to commit to the program, then we will start the Fall Semester in October.

So the very important question right now is: How many of you are serious applicants who would enter this program at $250 a month?

Do any of you have questions that you need to have answered?

Comment by James Trimm on September 4, 2008 at 11:24am

Actually Beit Netzarim Yeshiva is an actual Degree granting Yeshiva with a physical campus in Temple Texas and a Cyberspace campus at:

http://beitnetzarimyeshiva.ning.com

The purpose of this group is to provide interested parties with information and to answer questions about the Yeshiva for potential talmidim (students).

Comment by Marc on September 4, 2008 at 1:36am

Hi James,

How is the format of this group going to be conducted? Are you going to start discussions, teachings and topics?

Marc

Comment by James Trimm on September 4, 2008 at 12:22am

To put in your application for Beit Netzarim Yeshiva:

http://beitnetzarimyeshiva.ning.com/

Comment by James Trimm on September 2, 2008 at 2:12am

Theological Faculty


Dr. James Scott Trimm
Rosh Yeshiva, Professor
S.T.D. Semitic Studies, St. John Chrysostom Theological Seminary

Ordained Rabbi; Worldwide Nazarene Assembly of Elohim and
International Nazarene Beit Din






Rabbi Robert O. Miller
Professor
Graduate of Southern Bible College
Graduate of Berean Bible College
Ordained Rabbi, Union of Nazarene Yisrael Congregations and

International Nazarene Beit Din

Comment by James Trimm on September 1, 2008 at 5:27pm

Daniel Klustein also recently joined the faculty.

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