Cepher Academy Summer Courses

We have three new courses starting and one continuing courses. To register, click here then scroll down to the section titled Live Courses (or click on the course graphic below). If you're interested in any of our previous courses, scroll down to Archived Courses where all of the classes are immediately accessible upon purchase.

Begins Wednesday, June 4th @ 4pm Pacific
Depending upon the demand for this course, this class will be reviewing the additional books found in the Cepher, beginning with the book of Yashar (Jasher) and continuing on from there!

Begins Monday, June 9th @ 5pm Pacific
This course will be discussing the history of scripture, beginning with the assumptions regarding the works of Moshe; the additional writings; the work of Ezra; leading to the creation of the Septuagint and Origen’s Hexapla; the creation of the Dead Sea Scrolls; the Ethiopian Bible and its substance; the work of Eusebius (Jerome) including the gospels according to the Hebrews; and the various Codex manuscripts; the Nag Hammadi writings; the pseudepigraphal books and their implications; the creation of the Talmud, Gamarra, and the Mishnah; the development of the Babylonian Talmud; the Canonization of Martin Luther; the Council of Trent; the creation of the complete English Text (the Great Bible); the King James rules of translation; the Westminster Confession; Westcott & Hort and the Codex Sinaiticus, and the development of the Cepher.

Begins Tuesday, June 3rd @ 10am Pacific
This is an excellent course for the student seeking a generalized summary of the common law, both historically and in modern application. The course is expected to cover the following subjects:

1. The Paradise Torah – a brief summary and discussion of the instructions given before Mosheh.
2. The Eben Rosh Pinna – a discussion of the Ten Devariym as the foundation of the law; the stone of stumbling and the rock of offense.
3. The Covenant of the Ten Devariym – a discussion of the Ten Devariym and the foundation of all human rights and their significance to modernity.
4. Criminal Law – a discussion of the foundation of the criminal law: the proscription of behavior; the manifestation of intent; the finding of culpability; and the sanctions.
5. The Law of Negligence – a discussion of the violation of the proscription of behavior through negligence; the finding of culpability and negligence; and the sanctions.
6. Contract law – a discussion of the foundations of contract law: mutual assent; agreement; subject definition; the necessity of a writing in real estate; the obligations of affirmation.
7. The Law of Dowry – a discussion of the marital apparatus surrounding the dowry and the inheritance of a woman in scripture.
8. The Law of Primogeniture – a discussion of the transfer of ownership between generations and the position of the primogeniture.
9. The Law of Torts – a discussion of the foundation of the law respecting the destruction of another’s property or property interest: the proscription of behavior; the manifestation of intent; the finding of culpability; and the sanctions.
10. The Law of Bailments and Transaction – a discussion of the foundation of the law regarding bailments and transaction and its relevance to the modern world of international trade.
11. The Common Law in Practice – the three premises of the common law; the qualifications of a judge, a king, or a lawmaker; the supremacy of the common law in governing a society.

Resumes Wednesday, June 4th @ 11am Pacific
Our study of the Cepher Chazon (Revelation) continues where we left off in Chapter 7. This study considers the text in the underlying Greek, relying upon the Stephanus Textus Receptus as our primary source document, and evaluates the references to the Tanakh and extra-scriptural books such as Yovheliym (Jubilees), Chanoch (Enoch), 2 Baruch and 4 Ezra where they are either the source of the material found in Chazon or related and complimentary to it.

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Dr. Pidgeon is providing his unique commentary on the the scriptures as translated in the Cepher. You can either listen to these 30 minutes broadcasts live on Cepher Radio or catch them later on this Playlist:

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