For centuries ancient Rabbis believed that the Messiah would be the Son of God, and that he would be despised, rejected, suffer and die as a substitutionary sacrifice for the sins of the people. Furthermore, they believed that he would come before the destruction of the Second Temple, and there were even some rabbis that believed that the Messiah would come twice! Christians claim that Jesus of Nazareth is the very fulfillment of this ancient Messianic composite. Modern Rabbis, however, reject the Messianic claim of Jesus on the basis that he did not fulfill the Messianic requirements. Modern rabbis now teach a radically different view of the Messiah. Many passages that the ancient rabbis believed were Messianic are denied by modern rabbis! 
 Now, Powerful New Evidence from the Dead Sea Scrolls reveals that ancient Jews were expecting a supernatural Messiah who would heal the sick and resurrect the dead. Furthermore, they believed that he would suffer initial defeat only to return later in glory! This new evidence led Hebrew scholars to state that the writers of the scrolls were expecting a Messiah, "That is astonishingly quite close", to the Christian Messianic beliefs. 
 When the Second Temple was destroyed in the year 70 C.E. the rabbis began to speculate about why the Messiah had "apparently missed" his appointment with Israel. One Rabbi exclaimed, 
"All the time limits for redemption (the coming of the Messiah) are past and it now only depends on the good works and repentance when he shall come" Rabbi Rabh, Babylonian Talmud, Sanhedrin 96b-99a 
Examine new evidence from the Dead Sea Scrolls as well as the writings of the ancient rabbis and discover the true Messiah.

The Search for Messiah: Discovering the Identity of the True Messiah!

Eastman, Mark

SMITH, Chuck

Religion & Spirituality

Joy Pub Co

Creation by Design

Word for Today

Did you know that there is a 95% chance thatyou could have your Playstation 2 problem solved today? MostPlaystation 2 problems are easy to fix if you know how, and that is exactlywhat the Powerful Playstation 2 Repair Guide will do for you. The Playstation 2has a series of very common problems that are faced by thousands all over theworld. Repair costs can range anywhere from $60 - $120 and it can take weeks toget your console back from a repair shop. The Powerful Playstation 2 Repair Guidewill walk you through the repair process step by step. Many of the most commonproblems can be resolved by anyone using this book and common tools. Evenbetter, these repairs can be done within a range of a few minutes to a fewhours. Either way, you will be back to playing your PS2 games again in no time.Some of the common problems covered are console is completely dead, disc readerrors, blue bottom disc don't work, cd tray won't open, or you hear grindingnoises. Each problem is covered in detail and there are tons of pictures to gowith it. It's just like having a trained technician looking over your shoulder.If your problem cannot beresolved without the aid of a repair shop the Powerful Playstation 2 RepairGuide will walk you through your options at that point. You may be surprised atwhat they are! For complete details or to purchase the digital version pleasesee www.powerfulguides.com/ps2.

Powerful Playstation 2 Repair Guide: A guide through the Playstation 2 repair process

Computers & Technology

Games & Strategy Guides

AuthorHouse

Alien Encounters

Missler, Chuck

Occult & Paranormal

Koinonia House Inc

Is there a cosmic destiny for planet Earth? What is behind UFO sightings? Are they real? Where are they from? What does the Bible say about them? Are they friendly or hostile? This book confronts the issues head-on and offers answers to many of the most pertinent questions, including a new chapter on government disinformation and possible cover-ups.

Alien Encounters: The Secret Behind The UFO Phenomenon

New Age & Spirituality

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