The Jewish Annotated New Testament New Revised Standard Version Amy-Jill Levine, Editor Marc Zvi Brettler, Editor Oxford University Press First Edition, 2011 Second Edition, 2017 I purchased my copy of the The Jewish Annotated New Testament (JANT) thinking it … Continue reading →
The Tree of Life Version is a wonderful Bible translation for Messianic and Hebrew Roots believers. It is produced by a team of both Messianic Jewish and Christian scholars and is based on a rich understanding of the Hebraic roots … Continue reading →
I’ve been blessed by Steve McConnell’s music since I first began this walk. At the time, my wife and I owned a local, independent Christian bookstore. We had a good selection of music, and the major distributors like Chordant and … Continue reading →
Last year my wife and I went to a local theater for a live performance of “The Cotton Patch Gospel.” It’s a musical by Tom Key and Russell Treyz with music and lyrics by Harry Chapin, based on the book … Continue reading →
Eth CEPHER Publisher: Cepher Publishing Group LLC. When I first decided to look at this, I expected to see just another sacred-name Bible with an agenda. While that description partially describes this book, I was somewhat surprised to find much … Continue reading →
I have been using the Key Word Study Bible for more than 15 years. I won’t say it is my favorite Bible, but there are features that make it invaluable in certain situations. It is an important part of my … Continue reading →
Title: Blessing the King of the Universe Author: Irene Lipson Publisher: Lederer Books, a division of Messianic Jewish Publishers Publication Date: 2004 Binding: Paperback, 127 Pages Most of us, when we pray, ask for God to bless us. The … Continue reading →
A Siddur is a Hebrew book of blessings and prayers in a set order. The word comes from a root meaning “order,” the same place we get the word seder that describes the Passover celebration. The plural form in Hebrew … Continue reading →
For several years now I have followed the practice of reading through the Bible annually. I use either a different translation or different format (for example, chronological) each year. This year (2018) I have chosen to read The Scriptures, 2009 … Continue reading →
Title: They Loved The Torah Author: David Friedman, Ph.D. Publisher: Lederer Books, a division of Messianic Jewish Publishers Publication Date: 2001 Binding: Paperback, 144 Pages I first read this book back in 2002. Being pretty new to a Torah-based … Continue reading →
