THE JEWISH MESSIAH
The nature of the Messiah as expressed from distinctly Jewish views.
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Mashiach: Who? What? Why? How? Where? When?
by Chaim Kramer With dedicated chapters exploring the questions raised in the title, this book presents a vital view of the overarching Jewish concepts of the Messiah. Free from the preconceived notions made popular by traditional Christian theology, the topic of the Messiah is one of much depth and impact upon the individual believer’s spiritual and physical life. This offers an illuminating perspective on the hope of redemption that will inform and encourage believers across the spectrum of faith.
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The Messiah Texts,
by Raphael Patai A serious compendium of Jewish texts, this is a must-have for appreciating the religiohistorical perspective of the Messiah as preserved throughout the ages in traditional Jewish texts. Drawing from ancient works both accessible and often obscure, the major themes surrounding the person and work of the Messiah are presented clearly. This provides fascinating views to enrich the traditional topic with a fuller expression of the expectations around the scope and nature of Messiah’s work.
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What the Rabbonim Say About Moshiach,
by Douglas Pyle A brief but revealing snippet of rabbinic views on the Messiah. Crafted for two groups: 1. The mainstream Christian intrigued by the Jewish roots of the Messiah, and 2. The Jewish person open to considering the validity of Yeshua as a Messianic candidate. Filled with quotes from traditional Jewish texts, complete with their Hebrew and Aramaic sources presented for transparency, this book offers a succinct glimpse at general themes of the Messiah’s role as preserved in Judaism.
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Kuntres Shmoi shel Moshiach,
by Aharon Yaakov Lieberman Can the Messiah arise from the dead and still fulfill the redemptive role according to Scripture and Jewish law? That is the sole question of this treatise, and the answer is arrived at by tackling Scripture and Talmudic texts to offer a perspective that is difficult to argue against. Using particular attention to the wording of these passages, the author navigates the arguments for and against this idea with a fluid movement of logic and finesse, providing a unique view while remaining within the boundaries of Jewish works.
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