2. Get with 2 other men:
“What have you found to be the most effective ways to teach or to learn new things…..”

3. 4 Words to express learning from Hebrew perspective vs
4 Words to express learning from Hebrew perspective vs. Greek linear learning: Bin: To distinguish, separate, take apart, think critically-solve problems, helping a student evaluate arguments and sort out questions….KEY is learning to ASK the right questions vs. just give right answer (Lk 10:26, 36) Shanan: To sharpen, prick or pierce, or impress….truth of scriptures to be imprinted upon the life of the learner (Lk 10:26-28, Mk 9:33-37) Yarah: (torah (law) derived from this word): To cast, throw or shoot arrows…meaning a teacher has something to “shoot” guiding it towards a goal or target with precision. Giving guidance or direction in life (Ps 32:8, Mt 5-7) Lamad: To get accustomed to, exercise in or train. Learning takes discipline….the “l” is shaped like a “goad” used to prod ox-goats being trained. The term “talmid” (scholar-teacher of the law) and his pupils were “talmidim” all from this word. The pupil goes under rigorous training at the feet of the Rabbi.

4. TABLE TALK
(Groups of 3):
Can you think of a significant lesson someone taught you in life?
What was it and how did they teach it to you?

6. Announcements: Pickup Training Opportunity
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7. Memory Verse:
Mt 4:19 “Come, follow me, Jesus said, “and I will send you out to fish for people”.
2 Tim 2:2 “And the things you have heard me say in the presence of many witnesses entrust to reliable people who will also be qualified to teach others.”