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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The book of Acts ends with Paul in Rome, awaiting trial in 63 A.D. Except for a few scraps of information from Josephus and some Rabbinic opposition writings, we have no records of the next seventy-five years of church life. In those years, the Judean churches and their records were destroyed. Meanwhile, the gentile churches erased any residual Jewish influence and adopted Roman culture. In those historically blank years, a believer from Paul's home church at Antioch would not have recognized what the churches had become. Thus, with 2000 years of Christian unawareness of its Jewish roots, most think the Church began with Paul's Missionary Journeys. Few realize that significant Judean, Samaritan, and Galilean congregations preceded Paul's trips by fifteen to twenty years. Though Rabbinic Judaism would contest it, Christianity may well have become Israel's dominant religious group! Meanwhile, Paul's gentile church-starts were little "cuttings" from God's Jewish vineyard, planted in Greko-Roman soil. We are fortunate to have Luke's letters to Theophilus and the Jewish history of Josephus. Again, the information is scant, but perhaps we can read between the lines as we study Acts, and come to understand our earliest years better. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. As the Berlin Wall fell, unknown to those who chipped it away, its energy radiated eastward, cracking the Iron Curtain of the USSR. It was not instantaneous, but slowly disruptive in the lives of all those committed to Communism's world view.Such was the case of Yosephie Schroder, Moscow University's youngest and rising history professor. Disillusioned with Communism's failure and confused as to the answers to life's purpose, he made Aliyah, emigration to Israel. Thousands of other Russian Jews emigrated to escape the poverty of their government's disruption, but that was not Yosephie's reason. With that trauma, he had lost a major part of who he was and needed to replace it. He no longer had faith in Communism and its atheism. Were the records of the ancient Jewish sages distorted as well? Where better to investigate their claims as to life's meaning than in Israel? Could it give him a cornerstone to rebuild who he was? However, he would find life as an immigrant more challenging than Israel automatically being a land of "milk and honey." Rather than gaining a university position, he was thankful for a menial job that paid his rent. Still, he was embarrassed by it, attracted to Sasha Robinowitz, the firm's new environmental engineer from America. Ward carries us along with Yosephie in his search for truth and its confrontation with what, to him, seemed a betrayal of his people by the girl he sought. Though obscure to both the church and synagogue, it was the Messianic Synagogue movement and its adherents who proudly proclaimed their Jewishness. Still, could a Jew become a Christian and remain a Jew? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The American self-image of being fair-minded took a blow on October 7, 2023. Campus protests of Israel's reaction to the Hamas attack revealed an unrealized level of antisemitism that offended and shocked most Americans. Where did these kids get these ideas? Antisemitism and its Cause proposes that antisemitism is Satanically sponsored. Existing explanations miss its source by crediting human causes, such as jealousy of Jewish successes. The Satanic attack comes from Jewish chosenness as God's initial and continuing band of missionaries to the nations. The Jewish people have yet to do their job. (The Jerusalem Church did not reach beyond its ethnic roots.) But as more Jewish people turn to Jesus as their Messiah, they will accomplish that for which God chose them. Thus, Satan enlists human co-conspirators in his effort to thwart their missionary call. With increasing numbers of Jewish Jesus-followers, little wonder that antisemitism is growing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The book of Acts ends with Paul in Rome, awaiting trial in 63 A.D. Except for a few scraps of information from Josephus and some Rabbinic opposition writings, we have no records of the next seventy-five years of church life. In those years, the Judean churches and their records were destroyed. Meanwhile, the gentile churches erased any residual Jewish influence and adopted Roman culture. In those historically blank years, a believer from Paul's home church at Antioch would not have recognized what the churches had become. Thus, with 2000 years of Christian unawareness of its Jewish roots, most think the Church began with Paul's Missionary Journeys. Few realize that significant Judean, Samaritan, and Galilean congregations preceded Paul's trips by fifteen to twenty years. Though Rabbinic Judaism would contest it, Christianity may well have become Israel's dominant religious group! Meanwhile, Paul's gentile church-starts were little "cuttings" from God's Jewish vineyard, planted in Greko-Roman soil. We are fortunate to have Luke's letters to Theophilus and the Jewish history of Josephus. Again, the information is scant, but perhaps we can read between the lines as we study Acts, and come to understand our earliest years better. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. As the Berlin Wall fell, unknown to those who chipped it away, its energy radiated eastward, cracking the Iron Curtain of the USSR. It was not instantaneous, but slowly disruptive in the lives of all those committed to Communism's world view.Such was the case of Yosephie Schroder, Moscow University's youngest and rising history professor. Disillusioned with Communism's failure and confused as to the answers to life's purpose, he made Aliyah, emigration to Israel. Thousands of other Russian Jews emigrated to escape the poverty of their government's disruption, but that was not Yosephie's reason. With that trauma, he had lost a major part of who he was and needed to replace it. He no longer had faith in Communism and its atheism. Were the records of the ancient Jewish sages distorted as well? Where better to investigate their claims as to life's meaning than in Israel? Could it give him a cornerstone to rebuild who he was? However, he would find life as an immigrant more challenging than Israel automatically being a land of "milk and honey." Rather than gaining a university position, he was thankful for a menial job that paid his rent. Still, he was embarrassed by it, attracted to Sasha Robinowitz, the firm's new environmental engineer from America. Ward carries us along with Yosephie in his search for truth and its confrontation with what, to him, seemed a betrayal of his people by the girl he sought. Though obscure to both the church and synagogue, it was the Messianic Synagogue movement and its adherents who proudly proclaimed their Jewishness. Still, could a Jew become a Christian and remain a Jew? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - One's perspective colors one's grasp of truth. The gentile Church's perspective of the Pentateuch is colored by its limited grasp of its Jewish roots. Rabbinic commentaries on the Torah only see their Jewishness and miss God's plan to redeem people from all the nations. This commentary, this Mishnah, is an attempt to see the Torah, the five books of Moses, in a broader and fuller grasp. It dares to call itself a Mishnah because of the meaning of the Hebrew word. Mishnah simply means instruction. This Monterey 'instruction,' hopefully peers back through the fog of sectarian dogma to a clearer meaning of the text. Volume I covers Genesis and Exodus. Volume II contains Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.One of those clarifying factors is that the Biblical chronology of the Hebrew scriptures is taken seriously. Biblical events such as the Exodus are matched with the proper rulers interacting with Israel. Set in the proper era, seeming inconsistencies with archeological finds vanish.A central question in religious thought is: which does God prioritize, our love of Him or our compliance Do we return to his favor by what we do for him, or by what he did for us-and how does halacha and dogma respond to that question.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Monterey Mishnah - A Torah Study | Volume I - A Commentary on Genesis and Exodus | Fenton M. Ward | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Starry Night Publishing | EAN 9798349210518 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …