Parasha. How the Early Church Studied the Scripture (en Inglés) - Elizabeth Shulam

Step into the ancient rhythm of Scripture with this Parasha Reading and Journal Workbook for 5786. Rooted in the traditions of the synagogue and enriched by Messianic faith in Yeshua, this resource invites you to experience the Bible the way the first-century community of believers did - through the weekly reading of Torah, Prophets (Haftara), and the New Testament (Brit Hadashah).

For over two millennia, Jewish communities have divided the Torah into 54 portions, ensuring the entire Word of God is proclaimed yearly. Alongside the Torah, passages from the Prophets highlight God's covenant promises, while in Messianic practice, New Testament readings reveal the fullness of redemption in Messiah. Together, these three strands weave a living picture of God's faithfulness, from creation to new creation.

This workbook is more than a schedule - it is a spiritual companion for the year. Each week provides:

The designated Torah, Haftara, and New Testament readings

Concise summaries to capture the flow of Scripture

Key connections across the Testaments

Thoughtful reflection questions for personal growth

Generous journaling space to record insights and prayers

Whether you are new to the parasha cycle or seeking to deepen your Messianic walk, this journal will help you discover Yeshua in every page, enrich your faith through the wholeness of God's Word, and reconnect with the roots of first-century discipleship.

Ideal for individual study, small groups, and congregational use, this workbook bridges Jewish tradition and Christian faith, calling readers into the timeless rhythm of hearing, studying, and living the Scriptures week by week.