Messianic Mall

Is it possible to have the wrong Jesus? Bible critics and scholars are talking about the difference between the Jesus Christ of Christianity and the historical Jesus. But who is the historical Jesus?

It turns out that Jesus is not a one-size-fits-all mystic. He wasn’t a Christian either. Jesus was a Jew.

While stripping back centuries of cultural misinterpretations, Lancaster reveals the historical, Jewish Jesus in vivid new strokes and colors that fire the heart and deepen devotion to Him. King of the Jews digs into the history and literature of early Judaism to demonstrate the authenticity of the Gospels and to dispel today’s errant re-interpretations of Jesus.

Not just another book about Jesus, this thought provoking, fun-to-read journey into the world of the Bible is guaranteed to change how you think about Jesus while affirming the historical basis for faith in the King of the Jews.

Rabbi and Redeemer
by David Mishkin

Read John's gospel with new eyes.....for some, with eyes seeking faith in Yeshua.....for others, eyes seeking a Messianic Jewish reading.

"He lived in Israel, celebrated Jewish holidays, taught a group of Jewish followers, and is the most famous Jew who ever lived. The book about His life (The New Testament) is the all- time best seller, and the world marks all of history as having happened either before or since His coming."

"A great tool for representing the Gospel to this post modern generation. It reads easily and makes the Gospel of John seem like it happened yesterday."  Jhan Moskowitz, Jews for Jesus

Gateways to Torah
by Rabbi Russell Resnik

From before the days of Messiah until today, Jewish people have read from and discussed a prescribed portion of the Pentateuch each week. Messiah Yeshua, when he attended synagogue, joined his people in this practice. Now, a Messianic Jewish rabbi has added his voice to the ancient conversation about the Torah. Russ Resnik, Executive Director of the Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations has written an excellent commentary on each of the weekly portions. With reference to and respect for the rabbis who have already contributed to this conversation, he brings another perspective on the Torah, that of a Messianic Jew, a Jew who follows Messiah Yeshua. Whether you read Gateways to Torah all in one sitting, pace yourself weekly, or use it as a study text for a discussion group, this book will give you fresh insights into the Word of God. 246 pages.

A New Look at the Old Testament
by Derek Leman

A different book for people who love the Bible and want to understand it better. It is a short, thought-provoking introduction to the ideas and types of writing in the Old Testament. It is new for two reasons - it helps many readers have a new love for the Old Testament, and it presents ideas that will be new to most readers about the meaning of parts of the Old Testament. This book dispels certain myths about the Old Testament, helping the reader to see that the Old Testament is a book about a magnificent and indescribably holy God.