A Brief Look at the New American Bible
The New American Bible is the prominent English translation used in the Roman Catholic Church. Messianic and Hebrew Roots believers may find it valuable.
Reviews
Reviews of Bibles and other books of interest to Messianic and Hebrew Roots believers in Messiah Yeshua.
The English Standard Version Catholic Edition with Deuterocanonicals
The English Standard Version (ESV) is highly regarded for its accuracy and readability. It was first published in 2001, with updates in 2007, 2011, and 2016.
New American Standard Bible 2020 Update – Review
In 2020 The Lockman Foundation, publishers of the New American Standard Bible, released an update to the text. Like it or not, the English language has changed.
John Price: The End Of America
I first read this book back in 2014 during the reign of b hussein o. A lot has happened since I read this book, so I decided to look at it again.
Testing the Sacred Name Bibles
What are “Sacred Name” Bibles? Do they accurately reflect the name of God in the Hebrew Bible? Check out this evaluation of the most popular Sacred Name Bibles.
A Christian Guide to the Biblical Feasts (Review)
This book will be a valuable resource for anyone just beginning to celebrate the Biblical Feasts. David Wilber takes a fresh, no-nonsense approach.
Messianic Siddur for Shabbat (Review)
This Messianic Siddur covers the service, blessings and prayers most applicable to followers of Messiah Yeshua while maintaining traditional Jewish liturgy.
The Paradigm
Jezebel…
Perhaps no other Biblical woman invokes so vivid an image of evil. Is Hillary Clinton the modern day antitype of this ancient Queen?
Reading The Bible With Rabbi Jesus
Lois Tverberg shows us if we aren’t sensitive to how the Bible might be speaking from a different culture, we may fill in the gaps with our own “reality.”
The Jewish Gospels
Boyarin presents the culture of the Gospels not just from the idea the Jewish people were expecting a messiah, but that many were expecting a divine messiah.