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    Rabbi Krishef presented on why he thinks the New Testament misquotes the Old Testament, leaving the student with questions to consider about whether the NT accurately quotes the OT. In their reading reflection, the student was asked to reflect deeply on what they learned from Hebrews, James, and John's Gospel over the past two weeks, including any new insights or how it deepened their existing understanding. They were also asked to self-report on their reading completion and focus over the past ten days, highlighting achievements and room for improvement, and grade their own reading performance out of ten with an explanation.

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    Rabbi Krishef presented on why he thinks the New Testament misquotes the Old Testament, leaving the student with questions to consider about whether the NT accurately quotes the OT. In their reading reflection, the student was asked to reflect deeply on what they learned from Hebrews, James, and John's Gospel over the past two weeks, including any new insights or how it deepened their existing understanding. They were also asked to self-report on their reading completion and focus over the past ten days, highlighting achievements and room for improvement, and grade their own reading performance out of ten with an explanation.

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    Reading Reflection & Report: Week 13-14 (days 61-70)

    REFLECTION

    1. After listening to Rabbi Krishef talk about why he thinks the NT misquotes the OT,
    what questions or thoughts were you left with after his presentation? Do you think the
    NT misquotes the OT? If so, why? If not, why? Let me know what you think.

    2. Reflect on your reading from the last 2 weeks. What did you see in Hebrews, James,
    and John’s Gospel that was new or deepened what you already knew?
    NOTE​: ​do not merely write a few sentences. Go deep with your reflection. Be
    descriptive, explain your thoughts, give examples, etc.

    READING SELF-REPORT

    How did you do these past two weeks on your reading? ​Highlight​ any that are true

    * I remembered to bring my Messiah NT to class each day


    * During Group Reading, I was attentive to others who were reading and participated
    when it was my turn
    * When I read or listened to the NT on my own, I stayed on task and allowed little to no
    distractions (especially my phone and Chromebook)
    How many days of reading did you finish?

    I finished __ days of reading out of the ​TEN​ days of reading

    The grade I deserve for reading ​and paying attention​ these past two weeks
    is ____ out of 10 because… ​(provide a reason below).

    Reason

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