Torah Class Hack 1.9.1 + Redeem Codes

Very pleased with this app. Been listening to Torah Class for a few years. Discovered the app several months ago and recommended it to friends. It’s easy to use. I love that you can watch, read, or listen. Listening is my preferred way to consume the content and I greatly appreciate the 15 sec forward and backward buttons as well as the ability to speed up or slow down the pace of listening. Have never had any big issues or problems using. Very thankful for the resources.

As many versions of the Bible as I have read there was so much I never knew I was missing since I started mr Tom Bradfords Torah class and I just finished up the Torah after many months and it has been a blessing and I am very blessed that you all have made it available for us to help us see and learn many of the different things as gentile Christians growing up we were just never taught. I look forward to making my way through every book that is available. Amen

This is a good app and for a 1st release it’s one of the best 1st releases I’ve seen. It could be better, and I suspect it will. One of the changes I would make to the app is to add rabbi Baruch’s teachings. Tom and Baruch’s teachings are amongst the finest I’ve ever read, together they represent a treasure trove. I hope they keep this always free to the world, I’d hate to see it monetized. I recommend it to eager new believers, BUT I recommend it to theologians even more frequently. If you’re a Christian and you are to have one app on your phone, after the Bible itself, this would be my suggestion. Some ideas to improve include:
-links to Baruch’s teachings
-links to Tom’s resources (sources)
-Ability to download entire chapters
-Ability to bookmark/create notes

Absolutely great work TC team!

Update-My initial review was made right after the initial release of the app, and the app appears to function properly at this juncture, so I have updated the rating to three stars. The rating is strictly on the app performance, not the course content which is excellent and educational.

This app does not work well on my iPad Mini. Everything is miniaturized and the app does not expand the screen to allow the notes to be read. The good news is you still get everything on the web using your browser until they fix the app.

This is a must have app for learning how the whole word of God applies to all people.
Very clear explanations, backed up by scripture and historical facts.
Plus it teaches how they thought and processed things and how that can apply to our understanding and culture.

Updated two days ago. New update does not retain the location of my study. Every time I open I’m in Genesis 1 intro again.
Love this app and have used it for years. Not sure why two of the three most recent updates have this problem. Please correct.
Would give 5 stars if not for this problem.

I’ve been using this app for a few months and I love it but hate it. Seems like I really ready to dive deep and study well the app just stinks. It won’t load up, when it does it freezes up, and when you try to go to next lesson it just kicks you out. I love the info. It is the technical side that has a negative rating for me. I’d give it five stars but only till it gets updated and will work properly for an entire lesson.

I recently updated as per the app instructions but now the app no longer keeps my place like the last version. I love the Torah classes but each time I go back to listen to the next chapter where I left off, the app automatically goes back to Genesis. I am in Exodus.

The Torah classes seem to be extremely informative however your foot fast forwarding does not work when I need to leave to do something else because I’m being called away and they come back and try to pick up where I was left off at all I am unable to do so because the entire class will start over again it will not let me fast forward to where I left off! Please fix

YHVH, bless Tom Bradford! Completely revolutionized my walk with our creator. I can only dream of having the level of understanding and gift of teaching like Tom. Anyone that calls themselves a Christian should be studying the Word through a Hebraic perspective.