Institute for Judaic-Christian Studies & Biblical Research
BESORAH Institute for Judaic-Christian Studies & Biblical Research “The vision and mission of the Besorah Institute is to help increase understanding among the members of the Body of Christ (The Church) of their Jewish roots, to train individuals for lay...
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Is Christ Really The End of The Law? Another Look at Telos in Romans 10:4...
Read MoreFor those looking for a good study Bible to help with Biblical research, I would...
Read MoreIs Christ Really The End of The Law? Another Look...
For those looking for a good study Bible to help...
Is Christ Really The End of The Law? Another Look at Telos in Romans 10:4 by Drs. Jeffrey and Barri Cae Seif (2019) is an excellent scholarly commentary on Romans 10: 4. It is published by Messianic Jewish Publishers/Lederer Books. Read More …
For those looking for a good study Bible to help with Biblical research, I would like to suggest the NIV First-Century Study Bible: Explore Scripture in its Jewish and Early Christian Context, with notes by Kent Dobson (2014). Dobson has Read More …
Praying the Names of God: A Daily Guide (2004) and Praying the Names of Jesus: A Daily Guide (2006), both written by Ann Spangler, are unique devotionals that will help increase your understanding of God and the Scriptures in beautiful Read More …
Jesus the Jewish Theologian by Brad H. Young (2001) gives the reader a greater understanding as to why Jesus (Yeshua) said some of the things He did, especially about the Kingdom of God. Jesus (Yeshua) was Jewish and taught from Read More …
Resurrection: Investigating a Rabbi From Brooklyn, a Preacher From Galilee, and an Event That Changed the World by Michael L. Brown (2020), is a fascinating book that is hard to put down. Using the Scriptures and Jewish/rabbinic and other scholarly Read More …
Christ was sacrificed once to take away the sins of many; and He will appear a second time, not to bear sin, but to bring salvation to those who are waiting for Him. (Hebrews 9:28, NIV)
The Gospel According to Isaiah 53: Encountering the Suffering Servant in Jewish and Christian Theology (2012) is a fascinating and informative look at the 53rd chapter of the book of Isaiah as it relates to Jewish and Christian theology in Read More …
If you like theology, you’ll love this book. Is Christ Really the End of the Law?: Another Look at Telos in Romans 10:4 by Drs. Jeffrey and Barri Cae Seif (2019). In their discussion, the Seifs present various scholarly opinions Read More …
To the Ends of the Earth: How the First Jewish Followers of Yeshua Transformed the Ancient World by Dr. Jeffrey Seif (2012). This book is a great overview of the early church from a Messianic/Judaic-Christian perspective. It is only 149 Read More …
Reading the Bible with Rabbi Jesus: How a Jewish Perspective Can Transform Your Understanding by Lois Tverberg (2017) is a must-read. It will help bring new life to one’s understanding of the Biblical Scriptures, especially to those just learning about Read More …