Jot and Tittle: A Workbook for Beginning Hebrew Readers of All Ages

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Pat Feinberg

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First Fruits of Zion

Search the Sidra: A Puzzle Book for Beginning Torah at Any Age, Level 2

With a renewed awakening in the Body of Messiah to the beauty of the Torah, more and more people are realizing that the Torah is the foundation of God's gracious covenant relationship with those He has called to be His people. Believers who are studying the Torah are seeing that God's enduring message of grace, righteousness, and promise is the same from Genesis to Revelation. As a result, decades of anti-Torah bias and misunderstanding are being set aside. But despite this incredible revival, we still hear of people who teach that the Torah was abolished by the coming of Yeshua; that His death and resurrection ushered in a "new way"-a salvation that superceded the Torah. Those who submit to Torah are charged with "legalism" and "going back under the Law." But how can that be true if Yeshua and His disciples were devout, lifelong followers of the Torah? It is Often Said will reconcile the teachings of Yeshua and Paul in a way that supports the belief that the Bible, and God Himself, is unchanging, consistent and authoritative. Book jacket.

It is Often Said: Comments and Comparisons of Traditional Christian Theology and Hebraic Thought, Vol. 1

Tim Hegg

Volume 2 of a series; topics for this volume:The Law is not SpiritualYeshua's Law Replaced the Law of MosesWe Have the Spirit...Who Needs the Letter?

It Is Often Said (Volume 2)

Description: The majority of studies on Paul have taken a similar perspective - one well entrenched in the contemporary Church. This perspective might be generally characterized as follows: 
1. When Paul came to faith in Jesus, he underwent a conversion from one religion (Judaism) to and other (Christianity). He left the works-based religion of Judaism for the new grace-based religion of Christianity. 
2. In his conversion, he came to realize that Judaism was based upon works because it continued to cling to the Law. Thus, he taught against the Law (Torah) in order to unshackle the people from its burden and bring them to see the liberty of grace in Jesus. 
3. As the Apostle to the Gentiles, he consistenly led them away from Torah, fearing they might be trapped in its legalism the same way his own people were. 
But can such a perspective be honestly maintained if Paul is read objectively? Did he convert to Christianity? Did he invent Christianity? Did Christianity, as we know it, even exist in his day? And what about the many times he appeals to the Torah as proof of his message? How could he describe the Torah as "holy," "righteous," and "good," and commend its message as "spiritual," while at the same time teaching it was burdensome and something to be avoided? 
In the Letter Writer, Tim Hegg reveals a different Paul - one who maintained his Jewish identity and love of Torah; an Apostle of Yeshua the Messiah who not only lived an obedient Torah-life himself, but expected those he taught to do the same. In The Letter Writer, Paul is seen to be both Apostle of grace and Torah, when received in the context of faith in Yeshua, is God's revelation of sanctifying grace.

The Letter Writer: Paul's Background and Torah Perspective

Hegg, Tim

Join Messiah Magazine editor and best-selling author Hope Egan on her personal journey through what the Bible says about eating meat. With the help of author and Bible teacher D. Thomas Lancaster, Hope helps you see how science and Scripture brilliantly intertwine. Promoting neither legalism nor vegetarianism, Holy Cow! gently challenges followers of Jesus to take a fresh look at how they live out their faith and what Christian obedience looks like.

Holy Cow! Does God Care about What We Eat?

Egan, Hope

Health, Fitness & Dieting

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

Boaz Michael

Judaism

Restoration: Returning the Torah of God to the Disciples of Jesus by D. Thomas Lancaster (2011-08-10)

Restoration: Returning the Torah of God to the Disciples of Jesus

D. Thomas Lancaster

Other Religions, Practices & Sacred Texts

"Moses Brought Condemnation; Yeshua Brought Grace" "The Work of the Spirit Began at Pentecost" "Paul Was All Things to All Men" These comments are discussed in the book. Are you interested in finding out the truth?

It Is Often Said: Comments and Comparisons of Traditional Christian Theology and Hebraic Thought, Vol. 3

* The Law Was Given to Condemn * The Church Replaced Israel * The Torah is Only for Jews If you have ever been challenged with these statements, then "It is Often Said" Volume 4 is for you. The foundational question of how the Torah applies to believers has been so thoroughly answered by long-standing Christian theologies that it is no longer considered a question. In our 'post-Torah' era, the Bible is read through the lenses of modern Christian theologies-where the Torah's value has long since been determined. This post-Torah perspective is the paradigm by which the words of Yeshua and the Apostles are read, interpreted and applied. But the modern Torah movement dares to ask the hard questions. And in so doing, we subtly-and not so subtly-suggest that the age-old 'answers' are patently insufficient. In the It is Often Said series, Tim Hegg addresses and answers some of the most common misconstrued theologies and statements of our time.

It is Often Said: Comments and Comparisons of Traditional Christian Theology and Hebraic Thought, Vol. 4

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