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The Hebrews' Letter
According to the Talmud, (Sukkah 52), Jewish rabbis once believed that Psalm 2 teaches
Messiah is the Son of God. If that's true, then it's a remarkable Jewish belief not
commonly held among many Jews today. For people who desire a more comprehensive overview
of Messiah than what we are prepared to present in our meager little
home-spun Sunday school; we strongly recommend
some books that are available from Jews For Jesus
and/or Amazon.com
Answering Jewish Objections To Jesus
by Michael L. Brown
Baker Book House
Volume 1 ISBN 0-8010-6063-X
Volume 2 ISBN 0-8010-6334-5
Volume 3 ISBN 0-8010-6423-6
What The Rabbis Know About
The Messiah
by Rachmiel Frydland
Messianic Publishing Company
ISBN 0-917842-00-6
Messianic Christology
by Arnold G. Fruchtenbaum
Ariel Ministries
●Luke 24:25-27...He said to them, "How foolish you are, and how slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have spoken! Did not the Messiah have to suffer these things and then enter his glory?" And beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he explained to them what was said in all the Scriptures concerning himself.
I sorely would have loved to have been there and listened in on that lecture. Although quite a bit is written about Messiah's kingship in the Tanakh, he still remains a bit of a mystery man in many respects. We feel that the information regarding his sonship, and his priesthood, is best updated in the first ten chapters of the book of Hebrews so we chose to go that route. No doubt there are others more learned and better qualified to comment on the Hebrews letter than we are. Our expertise is admittedly very limited. What we have to share won't get anybody a Th.D but will suffice to at least give an entry-level working knowledge of some pretty heavy stuff about the New Testament's Jesus.
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