FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions & Student Guide

SECTION I:

InstructionalFoundation & Curriculum Approach

Q: What is the instructional foundation of the University of Torah?

A: The University of Torah operates from a strict Hebraic foundation of faith. We hold to the spiritual and scriptural reality the Ecclesia is grafted into Israel (Romans 11), and reject supersessionism or replacement theology. We maintain the Torah as Instruction is from God, eternal, and forever unbreakable. Our exegesis is strictly text-driven, anchoring every lesson in the original linguistic, historical, and cultural matrix of the Biblical text rather than later man made traditions which effectively can strip away centuries of Western tampering and dogmatic filter.

SECTION II: Course Logistics & Formats

Q: How can I contact the instructor for follow-up questions regarding the curriculum?

A: While direct one-on-one instructional access is limited, enrolled students have regular opportunities to submit curriculum-related questions through designated student channels and periodic Q&A sessions associated with major course modules. Or contact us at info@universityoftorah.org.

SECTION III: Enrollment, Guarantee, & Support

Q: How do I access my course materials after payment is complete?

A: Immediately following checkout, you will receive an automated email containing your login credentials and direct access links to your student portal. If credentials do not appear in your primary inbox within five minutes, check your spam or promotions folder, or email to support@universityoftorah.org for assistance within one business day.

Q: Do I need to know Hebrew?

A: No. All Hebrew is translated into English.

We are developing a parallel Hebrew only text studies, for our anticipated wave of Israelite brothers and sisters searching for Yeshua's bread, strong meat and Truth.

Q: What scholarly standards govern the biblical exegesis taught here?

A: Our instructional content treats the text with maximum philological rigor. Exegesis is grounded in the Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia (BHS) for the Hebrew Tanakh, the Nestle-Aland 28 (NA28) for the Greek New Testament, and the strict textual transmission lineages of the Ben Asher Masoretic tradition along with the KJV and NKJV; for more details see Epistemic Notes.

We prioritize primary-source linguistic mechanics over the Latinized or Anglicized wordsmithing engineered by the interpretations of English and text commentary.

Q: Are these Bible Courses suitable for my level of Biblical knowledge?

A: Yes. Our curriculum is structured to accommodate learners ranging from dedicated laymen to advanced students of Scripture. Whether you are beginning your journey into classical Hebrew exegesis or seeking deep theological precision, our recorded digital courses and diagnostic assessments provide clear, scalable pathways for your kingdom growth.

Q: How do I determine which course or study path to take?

A: Do not guess — diagnose. First, begin with our onboarding architecture. You may take the free Four Faces Quiz to establish your baseline archetype. Next, take the comprehensive Tribal Diagnostic Assessment. These tools help map your current comprehension level and theological orientation, and will direct you straight to the modules — whether foundational studies or advanced classical Hebrew exegesis — that fit your developmental needs.

Q: How do the diagnostic assessments work, and what do they measure?

A: Our diagnostic assessments are precision tools designed to evaluate your current grasp of Hebraic texts, biblical theology, and exegetical method. They pinpoint your strengths and structural gaps, allowing you to strategically select the courses and study paths best suited to your developmental needs for your station and mission in the kingdom.

Q: What formats are the course materials available in?

A: All courses are delivered in a hybrid digital format consisting of high-definition recorded video modules and comprehensive PDF workbooks. This allows you to study at your own pace, engage in deep reading, and retain the instructional content permanently.

Q: How are the courses structured and delivered?

A: Courses are deployed via a hybrid digital model hosted securely. Each module includes high-definition recorded video instruction paired with downloadable PDF workbooks designed for active note-taking, translation drills, and structural review.

Q: How long do I have access to the course content after purchasing?

A: You retain lifetime access to your courses and corresponding resources. You can review the material as often as needed to master the curriculum.

Q: Can I receive a refund if the course does not meet my expectations?

A: Yes. We stand behind the quality of our educational content with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you are not entirely satisfied with your purchase, we will give you a full refund within seven days of your initial transaction — no complicated hoops to jump through.

Q: Is the University of Torah an officially accredited institution?

A: No. We have no secular accreditation.

The University of Torah operates under the oversight of the Beth Jacob Hebrew Trust and its trustees and advisory board, providing specialized ministry-based Biblical training and classical Hebrew education. We deliberately bypass secular or similar academic accreditation bodies in order to maintain total independence from modern theological drift, language wordsmithing, and ideological compromise.

We focus on rigorous, authentic scriptural scholarship that can withstand strong scholarly and Holy Spirit scrutiny rather than seek secular academic accreditation, ensuring our curriculum remains largely intact from modern institutional and traditional compromises.

Q: Do you offer group rates or licensing for small groups and house churches?

A: Yes. We offer specialized group licensing options for home churches, study groups, and fellowships that wish to utilize the University of Torah curriculum. For more information about group pricing structures and volume terms, email support@universityoftorah.org.