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CHILDREN OF ISRAEL ACADEMY

GUIDED STUDY PATHS

Four learning paths with objectives, lesson order, assignments and a final review.
01

Foundations: How to Study

Goal: Distinguish observation, context, translation, history and interpretation.

Lessons: Whole-passage reading → audience and setting → cross-references → translation comparison → evidence labels.

Assignment: Build a one-page study sheet that separates quotation from commentary.

Start: Scripture & Doctrine ↗

02

The Twelve Tribes

Goal: Trace genealogy, blessings, territories and later appearances without forcing every tribal list into one form.

Lessons: Sons of Jacob → census lists → blessings → allotments → divided kingdoms → restoration lists.

Assignment: Compare one tribe across Genesis 49, Numbers 1, Joshua and Chronicles.

Start: Tribe Center ↗

03

History and Diaspora

Goal: Place kingdoms, exiles and later diaspora research in chronological order.

Lessons: United kingdom → division → Assyria → Babylon → Persia → later empires → methods for diaspora claims.

Assignment: Add three primary or academic sources to one event and explain what each proves.

Start: History Center ↗

04

Prophecy and Restoration

Goal: Read judgment, scattering, gathering and Kingdom passages in context before proposing fulfillment.

Lessons: Covenant warnings → prophetic judgment → remnant → gathering → reunification → righteous Kingdom.

Assignment: Compare one restoration theme across Torah, Prophets and later Scripture.

Start: Prophecy Library ↗

COURSE FORMAT

Read → compare → record → discuss → review

Complete the linked reading, record claims and sources, answer the assignment, then explain what is certain and what remains interpretive. A course is complete when the learner can defend the method—not merely repeat a conclusion.