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The Mystery of The Last Supper
Colin Humphreys
The last time I can recall being as excited by a book as I was by Colin Humphreys' The Mystery of the Last Supper was when I read John Wenham's Easter Enigma in 1984. What Wenham did for resurrection narratives in the Gospels, Humphreys has done for the New Testament accounts of the Last Supper.
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Idiot's Guide to the Middle East Conflict
Steve Maltz
If you are anything like me, you probably find the situation in the Middle East a confusing subject at best. A multitude of conflicting opinions can be heard, the roots of which can be found in personal beliefs, political leanings, religious status or economic backgrounds. These voices aside, it is fair to say that there is no other place in the world fraught with as much turmoil as you will find in the Middle East, and in Israel.
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60 Questions Christians Ask About Jewish Belief and Practices
Michael L. Brown
Jewish believer Michael Brown’s book 60 Questions Christians Ask About Jewish Beliefs and Practices addresses a wide selection of the most common questions which have arisen during the course of his extensive ministry spanning several decades. Brown provides straightforward answers to such questions as "Are there Jewish denominations?" and "Do the Jewish people expect a literal Messiah?" as well as addressing Christians’ questions on subjects such as their relationship to the Old Testament, the Sabbath, adherence to dietary laws and the controversy over whether Gentiles are spiritual Jews.
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Isaiah 53 Explained
Mitch Glaser
This is a book to give to a Jewish friend. Its aim is to present the Gospel through the 53rd chapter of Isaiah, showing Jesus to be the suffering servant who dies for sinners. It is not an in-depth examination of that chapter, verse by verse, but it examines the essentials and also focuses on many other issues Jewish people will think about as they consider Jesus.
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Mapping Messianic Jewish Theology
Richard Harvey
Rabbi Lionel Blue is credited with coining the saying that “Jews are the same as everyone else, only more so.” Another Jewish adage has it that where there are two Jews there will be at least three opinions. Anyone who thinks that Jewish believers in Jesus are all tallit-wearing, Davidic dancing, Torah-observant separatists will be surprised by Richard Harvey’s masterly survey of Messianic Jewish thought and practice. Mapping Messianic Jewish Theology shows that Messianic Jews are the same as other Jews, only more so, and that where there are two Jewish believers, there will be at least three opinions.
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What Do Jewish People Think about Jesus
Michael L. Brown
Written in an accessible style, What Do Jewish People Think about Jesus answers sixty common questions about Jewish people and Jewish culture. The book is written in a way that respects other faiths, without finger pointing and without passing judgement about the rightness or wrongness of Jewish beliefs.
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How the Church Lost The Truth
Steve Maltz
Hard on the heels of How the Church Lost the Way, comes Steve Maltz’s latest offering in which he takes up the argument of his previous book and runs with it further.How the Church Lost the Truth is typical Steve Maltz: pithy, forthright, humorous, easy-to-read, and with not so much as a boring sentence to be found in its entire 206 pages.
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How the Church Lost the Way
Steve Maltz
Steve Maltz’s latest book
How the Church Lost the Way could be called
Greece! His basic thesis is that in the early centuries of Christianity: good Jewish faith (Christianity) met bad Greek thought
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The Importance of Being Ernest
Mike Moore
At the age of six Ernest Lloyd was placed in the care of the Naomi Children’s Home run by the Barbican Mission to the Jews and in his teens he came to faith in Jesus as his Messiah. For seventy years he has travelled the globe reaching out to his own people.
224 pages. Available from CWI at £7.99 (including p&p within the UK)
Son of Hamas
Mosab Hassan Yousef
The oldest son of Sheikh Hassan Yousef, a charismatic founding member of Hamas, Mosab Yousef makes his newfound faith public and risks everything to expose the secrets of the extremist Islamic organization and reveals the amazing double life he lived trying to prevent the killing of innocents by working with Hamas’ enemies
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A Future for Israel
Julia Fisher
Julia Fisher, a presenter with Premier Christian Radio, in a remarkable little book has brought together the accounts of eight Middle Eastern Christian leaders, seven of them Arab, who love the Jewish people
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All Love: A Biography of Ridley Herschell
Geoffrey Henderson
Two hundred years ago, in one of the most Orthodox Jewish communities in the world, a Jewish child was born who would excel as a scholar familiar with every facet of rabbinic religion but who would also become one of the most colourful figures
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Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus: Volume 2
Michael L Brown
In Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus Volume 2, Michael Brown provides real answers to twenty-eight theological objections. He treats these objections seriously and fairly, building answers from the often surprising teachings.
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Any Complaints? Blame God!
Martin Goldsmith
God is the Sovereign Lord of history and the just judge over all the earth. However, as Martin Goldsmith points out in his most recent publication, “such faith statements seem almost naïve in the light of what we see and hear on television and in the newspapers”
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A Week in the Life of the Lamb
Ariel Berkowitz
Although this short story won’t win any literary prizes, every page of it illuminates the Gospel accounts of the last week of the Messiah’s earthly life. Told from the perspective of Ya’acov, a Galilean pilgrim who travels to Jerusalem for Passover
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Ben Israel: Odyssey of a Modern Jew
Arthur Katz
Raised in Brooklyn, New York, through the depression years and coming to adolescence during the turbulence of World War II, Art Katz, in his quest for the meaning of life, began a journey toward Truth that climaxed significantly and symbolically in Jerusalem.
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Betrayed: The best selling true story of a Jewish Family's search
for the Messiah
Stan Telchin
When Judith, a 21 year-old student at Boston University, came to believe in Jesus as the Messiah of Israel, the Son of God and her personal Saviour, for her family this was nothing less than a betrayal of her Jewish heritage
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Contours of Pauline Theology
Tom Holland
How should we read the New Testament? Until recently it was thought that a thorough grounding in Classics was a prerequisite for anyone who aspired to be a New Testament scholar. Paul, it was assumed, borrowed ideas from the Gentile world in order to explain the gospel to his pagan hearers
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Father, Forgive us
Fred Wright
Subtitled A Christian Response to the Church's Heritage of Jewish Persecution, this passionate but scholarly work takes a hard look at an aspect of history about which most Christians know nothing: the part Christians have played in Jewish persecution.
287 pages. Available from CWI at the special price of £5.00
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For Zion’s Sake: Christian Zionism and the Role of John Nelson Darby
Paul Richard Wilkinson
For Zion’s Sake sheds much-needed light from a Christian Zionist perspective about what Christian Zionism is and what Christian Zionists believe. However, I’m not at all sure that Wilkinson’s nine points of Christian Zionism
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Future Israel: Why Christian Anti-Judaism must be Challenged
Barry E Horner
Barry Horner is a Bunyan scholar and a graduate of Westminster Theological Seminary. Although a convinced five point Calvinist, Horner rejects the Augustinian doctrines of supercessionism and amillennialism
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Israel, God's Servant: God’s Key to the Redemption of the World
David W. Torrance & George Taylor
This book is divided into four parts. Part 1 presents a brief but accurate history of the Middle East conflict, in which the authors argue persuasively that the root of the enmity between Israel and its Arab neighbours is theological rather than political and therefore requires a spiritual solution
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Life is an Adventure: Robert Murray McCheyne
Irene Howat
This book is written for children aged nine to fourteen. Though concise, it covers McCheyne’s life at a fast pace. We learn about his childhood, his conversion and his constant striving to do the Lord’s work even in poor health
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Life's Tapestry:
Reflections and Insights from My Life
Martin Goldsmith
Martin Goldsmith is an Associate Lecturer at All Nations Christian College. He served for many years as a missionary in the Far East and still travels the world speaking on his favourite topic - mission.
Some Messianic Jews say, “Messianic Judaism is not Christianity”: A Loving Call to Unity
Stan Telchin
There are Jewish believers who make a distinction between Christianity and what they term “Messianic Judaism”. They do so in order to distance themselves from a Church that, in their view, is not only Gentile and anti-Semitic but also unbiblical
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Telling Jews about Jesus
Paul Morris
Written by Paul Morris, our senior missionary in Australia,
Telling Jews About Jesus remains the only book of its kind still in print written by a British author. In 140 pages, Paul presents a readable introduction to Jewish history, culture and religion
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The Testimony: The Children's Illustrated Bible (Volumes 1-3)
Published in Modern Hebrew by HaGefen Publishing, Israel
Three volumes of the
The Testimony (an illustrated Bible for youth) in Modern Hebrew have now been published. In addition to an accurate readable text, each volume contains beautiful original illustrations by Diana Shimon
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Available from HaGefen Publishing or (for UK orders) from CWI
The Christian and the Pharisee
Dr R T Kendall and Rabbi David Rosen
This book is a series of letters between two friends, one a well-known evangelical minister, the other a distinguished rabbi. At first sight the title comes as something of a shock
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The Da Vinci Code: A Response
Nicky Gumbel
This revised edition looks at Who does Dan Brown think Jesus is? Who did the First Christians think Jesus was? What did Jesus say about himself? and What evidence is there to support what Jesus says?
57 pages. Available from CWI at £2.49 (including p&p within the UK)
The Da Vinci Code: Fact or Fiction
Hank Hanegraaff & Paul L Maier
This hands-on, accessible guide explodes the myths of The Da Vinci Code so you can know exactly what’s fact and what’s fiction. Hank Hanegraaff, and ancient history professor and author, Paul L Maier, team up to tackle the claims of The Da Vinci Code.
84 pages. Available from CWI at £4.99 (including p&p within the UK)
The Da Vinci Code: On Trial
Stephen Clark
This is an easy-to-read book, which does not avoid difficult questions. Stephen Clark shows why the truth about Jesus is the most important thing we can ever consider.
94 pages. Available from CWI at £5.49 (including p&p within the UK)
The Da Vinci Deception
Erwin W Lutzer
Whether or not you have read Dan Brown’s novel, from this book you will learn the historical basis of early Christianity and gain clear and authoritative answers regarding the life of Jesus and the Christian faith.
182 pages. Available from CWI at £5.99 (including p&p within the UK)
The Jesus Gospel or The Da Vinci Code: Which?
Brian H Edwards
Our four Gospels from the first century, record the true events, teaching, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ the Son of God. These Gospels are trustworthy and reliable, and are confirmed by historical scholarship in ancient manuscripts
.64 pages. Available from CWI at £4.00 (including p&p within the UK)
The Gifts of the Jews
Thomas Cahill
Without the Jews, Thomas Cahill believes we would see the world today through different eyes. Within ancient religions and philosophies, life was seen as an endless cycle of birth and death, spinning irrevocably.
280 pages. Available from CWI at £11.49 (including p&p within the UK)
The Jerusalem Temple
Robert Backhouse
One of the most famous buildings in history, Herod's Temple in Jerusalem, stood complete for very few years before it was utterly destroyed by the Romans.
What was the purpose of the Temple?
31 pages. Available from CWI at £3.99 (including p&p within the UK)
The Land of Many Names: towards a Christian understanding of the middle east conflict
Steve Maltz
Much heat has been generated by the subject of Israel and Palestine. It's a subject that will not go away and it is crucial that Christians should have a clear grasp of both the spiritual and historical issues involved.
175 pages. Available from CWI at £9.49 (including p&p within the UK)
The Unusual Suspects
Richard Gibson
At the beginning of the nineteen-nineties, Rabbi Tovia Singer, the founder and director of the anti-missionary organisation Outreach Judaism asked, “Why have more Jews become Christians in the last nineteen years
.184 pages. Available from CWI at £8.99 (including p&p within the UK)
To The Jew First: The case for Jewish Evangelism in Scripture and History
by Darrell L. Bock and Mitch Glaser (Paul Morris, 2009)
This book aims to stimulate Christians and churches to engage in mission and witness to the Jews – a noble aim that will warm the heart of readers of the Herald.
