Passover (Pesach) is a commemoration of the redemption from Egypt. Passover also provides an annual journey of sanctification throughout out life times. Just as God uses the annual cycle of seasons to bring forth new life and harvest each year, He also uses the annual cycle of appointed holy days (Moadim) to cultivate life, healing, and fruitfulness in His people. Whether you are well acquainted with the observance of this feast, or this is your first encounter with Pesach - this book will help make it a refreshing and renewing experience. This unique study guide and Haggadah deliberately and methodically leads us to live and experience a personal deliverance from Egypt.

Passover Encounter: Experiencing Your Personal Exodus

Religion & Spirituality

Boaz Michael

Judaism

First Fruits of Zion

HaYesod is a Messianic Jewish Bible study, but students need not be Messianic, Jewish, or from any one particular sect of Christianity.

Hayesod the Foundation Student Workbook 2010

Fruits of Zion

The book of Revelation describes the New Jerusalem as having twelve gates named after the twelve tribes of Israel. Through which gate will you enter? Twelve Gates examines the Ephraimite/Two-House theology to help solve the identity crisis that exists in the Hebrew Roots Movement. The Two-House movement teaches that many modern Christians are in reality descendants of the ten lost tribes. Its followers consider themselves ethnic Israelites. The idea that anyone might be the biological descendant of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and therefore entitled to the promises of God, is inherently attractive. The emotional and apocalyptic appeal of Two-House theology is obvious. Boaz Michael, a leading voice in Messianic Judaism, looks at the history of the movement and examines the key biblical texts under dispute. Using the most recent scholarship about Gentile identity in apostolic theology, his book introduces a balanced alternative to Two-House theology. Twelve Gates welcomes Gentiles into the commonwealth of Israel, the New Jerusalem, and the Messianic Jewish movement.

Twelve Gates: Where Do the Nations Enter?

Christian Books & Bibles

The Tent of David is our lost vision. It is the apostles dream of a unified expression of faith in which Jew and Gentile worship the God of Abraham together and serve him in the redemption of the world. Tent of David was written to inspire a majestic vision for the reformation of Christianityto bring the church back to its foundations, eliminate supersessionism, establish a Jewish understanding of faith in Yeshua, and bring it into solidarity with Israel. The informed Messianic Gentile is uniquely suited to accomplish this goal. The Holy Spirit has begun a renewed awakening within the hearts of believers around the globe. Through kindness, good deeds, and a powerful, active witness, we can help put the church back on solid footing and contribute to the Kingdom directives of Yeshua. In order to accomplish this vision, Boaz Michael proposes a radical solution, one that he has lived out and which bears much fruit. He hopes to multiply his efforts by encouraging many others to join with him in this mission. What can you do to contribute toward the restoration of this vision? This book may help you find the answer to that question.

Tent of David: Healing the Vision of the Messianic Gentile

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Books by Boaz Michael

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Passover Encounter: Experiencing Your Personal Exodus

Hayesod the Foundation Student Workbook 2010

Twelve Gates: Where Do the Nations Enter?

Tent of David: Healing the Vision of the Messianic Gentile