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What a great compilation and presentation of resources. And thanks for including my books in the list! 😊❤

I love this I feel like you and i are on a very similar journey

Will you be creating booklets for the other feasts also???

I’m looking forward to more videos about this!!!

Where can I find hebraic christian curriculum materials

I appreciate your discernment. I agree and am thankful you brought this to light.

What an amazing perspective!

O, wow. I put my own curriculum together, with much prayer, because l kept finding that every system l looked into, fell short of what l was learning of God. Sounds like what we ended up with is very much this. Thankyou, God! Yah is So Good!! My boys are now grown and married, becoming dads, and work full-time in jobs that reflect their giftings. We still get derisive snorts from some family members, Christian and not, but my boys, now men, have no regrets, pity the "Greek" educated, and walk with God. 😏❤️✝️

Wow thank you from a grandma of soon-to-be homeschoolers. 👏🏻

Thank you… This came on my TH-cam loop… Either it was the Lord intervening or my phone listening to my conversation with my daughter… But she is about to begin homeschooling so I have passed this on to her.

Have you tried ABEKA Curriculum? This one has your kiddos reading by 4. Letter identification at 2. They have nursery Curriculum as well.

Did you look into the Robinson Curriculum? It’s mostly a self led curriculum…

I started our homeschooling with using Charlotte mason and we started the books and instantly felt it was a big no. I’ve looked into a lot of other things since and I’m glad you made this video. Now I don’t feel crazy.

Very excited about learning more

I would consider my family Hebrew based as well. Thank you for saving us from wasting money on this company. If you are looking for a study on the constellations without the warped mythology, I suggest looking into the original story of the Mazzaroth, where the story of Redemption has been placed in the stars since the very beginning. The names and story of the constellations were changed from their original to hide the story our Creator put there for us. For example, Scorpio was originally Aqrab meaning "conflict/war", and represents Eternal Death, the consequence for sin (1Corinthians 15:55-57). Through our Messiah, death has no sting and in Him we are victorious. You have to be very careful to research the astronomy of rhe stars, but NOT the astrology. I have found Shauna Manfredine's study from Lighted Way Ministries on the topic to be very well done and will put a link to her blog post if anyone is interested. She is constantly kicked off platforms like this for censorship, so she can be a little difficult to find if you don't know where to look. She also has a book called "God's Amazing Star Secret : The Heavens Tell the Glory (and Story) of God. godsamazingstarsecret.blogspot.com/2019/01/is-mazzaroth-astrology.html?spref=fb&fbclid=IwY2xjawHCjxZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHRu1W0YAbLov_wscGck6G5s2t0Ay-v6d5e9p8JiQAl_B8KpG7UclN8hTpg_aem_ecILz_qM_LaGPeL2ZDy8YQ&m=1

I watched you other video on this subject yesterday, came here to watch this one, and just want to say that these are again the exact issues i am seeing. And i say this as someone who really enjoyed greek mythology as a kid. It just makes no sense to me to teach it as though it’s a fairytale. In fact, i was deeply fascinated by all of that sort of thing, greek, norse, fairies, arthurian legends, etc. i devoured books on those subjects. It was all i wanted to read. I thought it was intellectual and creative and special. And I was routinely disappointed. Because i was introduced to them as the fantastic fairytales, and i wanted to keep them in that box, but the more i read, the more I realized how sinister they actually are. They are pagan to the core. They are not innocent, and this repackaged version that we have allowed our minds to be fed is harmful. I would include so many of the “great” authors on that list as well. Shakespeare, Balzac, and so on. In college I even heard professors gloating over how “earthy” and “real” they are, and how funny it is that all the “proper” people will read those but won’t read modern romance novels when they are basically the same thing. And they are absolutely correct! One professor went so far as to make me and one other (male) classmate whom she knew to be Christian as well read a highly inappropriate section of the Canterbury tales aloud in class together purely because she was trying to make us feel uncomfortable. She succeeded, but not in the way she intended. These are essentially well-written trash! They are full of crude worldly material and the pagans and wiccans of the world absolutely love that Christians allow it willingly into their homes. How do I know? Because I used to work as a set builder at the theater of that same college and heard the practicing pagans who also worked there talking about it. They revel in it. And every time i have spoken out about this to other believers I have been lambasted. It’s incredible.

Thank you for this video. I look forward to hearing more about hebraic Christian homeschooling, i homeschool our three children and i am very interested

I am only a couple minutes in but i already see my own thought processes reflected SO much in yours. I resonate most with the Charlotte mason style, but i cannot commit to any charlotte mason curriculum because to is just so much based on this idealization of Britain. And the other one was CC, but I myself have ADHD and I could NEVER learn in that environment. And like you said, the founders were communistic and pagan!! I just happen to disagree that it is necessary to model our education after these thinkers. If we want to get to the root of our culture in America and what would heal it and our Christian faith I really believe it is hebraic culture and history that will get us there. I have been thinking this for some time and my family has been learning Hebrew all together to help us get started, but I just stumbled across your video today and it is so encouraging and refreshing to hear someone with a similar perspective finally.

Yes exactly. I also grew up in q Christian household and I have been struggling for years to understand how to have a real relationship with God. And more recently also looking at the role of demonic oppression in my life. Its such a long process. Still not fully there. But I am so thankful He has not given up on me.

Very interested, I subscribed

I find this new wave of interest in Hebrew culture interesting. We’re not Hebrew though, we’re gentiles. Why don’t we teach our children about the best knowledge our culture (Greeks and Romans) had to offer despite their imperfections? As well as the best from other cultures and civilizations. The “Classical” education style that is popular today should be renamed “Neo-Classical”. It is not the classical education of the past. So that argument doesn’t stand. A more clear definition of Hebraic Christian education would be interesting to hear.

Can you add some resources to get us started with Herbraic Christian homeschooling? Thanks!

Thank you so much for your thorough time in looking through your curriculum choices for your children. I have felt the same way looking through multiple “Christian resources” including this one, and have had to put together my own selection of various choices that reflect as much as I can get of a Biblical way of teaching truth and avoiding persistent pagan teachings, that the world holds as valuable. We have to be discerning of the resources we use and not just trust a particular source. I have also had to throw away resources as well because I did not want them in my home, and did not want to give them to others either. Thank you again. Many blessings to you!

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Wow! You are exactly right, I never knew what to call what I was looking for, but I loved this and that about other styles and never the whole thing. Can't wait to to learn more! Do you have a directory for Hebraic Christian co-ops? Maybe I missed it in the video, but do you attend a Messianic or Hebraic Church? We are currently well established in our church but there is a Messianic community in our area we have considered trying.

Just found your page yesterday and thank you for making this video. We are Hebraic Christians and keep the Lord’s feast days as well. I’m my search I found a classical co-op and thankfully they don’t do any pagan holidays but in my 3rd year with them I’m noticing the Greek history that’s being taught and it’s caused me to research a little more. This video was very helpful ❤

I so appreciate this content. Thank you for sharing things like this. I have a hard time buying curriculum and then not using it so really digging deep into what’s inside is important to me.

Nice menorah! Where did u get yours?

Yes, yes, yes. So much this! Our family joined a Messianic congregation about 8 months ago and it's been so life-giving. One of the exciting parts is being surrounded by Hebrew regularly and celebrating biblical feasts. We have fallen in love with the ancient pathway and are going deeper in our relationships with the Lord in every area. Obviously, education for my 4 and 2yo come into play, and this is exactly what I've been looking for as we start our home school journey!

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My experience: Everytime I have been approached by someone heavily involved in the classical education movement (mainly a certain one), they have either been very condescending or cult-like in their conversations.

I have not heard about this style of homeschool but I am interested in learning more. We tried the classical approach in a co op but homeschooled differently at home. It did not sit well with me either. I tend to take a more research based approach. I find research is always proving God right. I never understand why learning Latin was a big thing in the classical mindset. Then, I learned it was so one could read the Bible in Latin. The original Bible is not written in Latin though. That was a big red flag for me. Where do I find more information about this style?

Thank you so much for this information. I am highly interested in Hebraic education as well. We are relaxed Hebraic learners😊I am a new subscriber! Glad this showed up in my feed. A lot of manmade systems are set on Roman and Greek philosophy. It is hierarchy which is the opposite of The Most High Kingdom!😊 I do like Charlotte Mason, we tend to learn from all of types of styles 😊 I have ADHD and Autistic traits so classical was never an option for us it is way too stiff and proper and as you said pagan and doesn't seem to leave any room for the Ruah Kodesh Shalom in him ❤ We absolutely need to think more like a Hebrew 😊❤🎉

Modern US education is the Dewey system… Not classical by any means.

Aristotle is only a “forefather” because he’s the father of logic. Which as we all know is in short supply today. The second quote you mentioned was the literal start of philosophy. 😅 Have you ever studied these people? Or why they’re important? Your definition and description of classical education is wrong. Look up the essay by Dorothy L. Sayers. It’s called the Lost Tools of Learning. I say this because you will find the theory of classical education you’re greatly misrepresenting here. I would also realize that these different types of educating are not just landed on as styles. They are philosophies. Pedagogical frameworks. Has nothing to do with learning or classrooms. Do we discredit Einstein’s work based of his belief or disbelief in God? Charlotte Mason said homeschooling sucks. Does that mean we discredit her? “Why are you shaping their mind a certain way?” We all shape our children’s minds! There is no such thing unbiased teaching. And that is a fact true from birth. That’s why home education is so important. So that we can point the way to the Lord.

I am so glad your video showed up in my TH-cam! I will be watching for more about homeschooling from a Hebraic Perspective!

Thank you for pointing this out. My daughter is 3 years old so we’re still doing play based learning, this is good to know for when she’s older. I had heard a lot of positive things and also some mixed reviews about classical learning from those around us and so this is definitely opening my eyes. Regarding the second book you mentioned that’s definitely more astrology, which is very very different from astronomy. As Christians, We should be studying astronomy with a biblical perspective and that’s a bummer that that book was so much about the gods because when you take a proper astronomy class, it’s like not even about that at all. Thank you for this insight - God bless you and your family. Subscribing now!

Thank you so much for making this video! ❤️❤️❤️ so much clarity for me!

Excellent video. 😊 We use Masterbooks as our base curriculum at 7th grade we switch to Denison Math for Pre-algebra and up. We are Hebraic (Messianic) Believers. Masterbooks teaches about the Feast Days and Shabbat as well

There are also books about the gospel in the stars instead of Greek/Roman gods. I believe Answers in Genesis sells it.

That is a Catholic curriculum. You are absolutely right! I came from a Catholic upbringing, so I recognize that right away to stay away from. I always felt weird teaching the Greek and Roman gods to my kids. We just focused on comparing them and that they are pagan gods. Isn’t it interesting how our culture has had a fascination with these things in the last 10-15 yrs through the movies.

Love this! I would enjoy seeing what curriculum you use. ❤

That curriculum sounds more like catholic thank Christian