The book of Ecclesiastes answers the question: Where is the gain or profit in life? Is all vanity? Its caustic critique of the meaninglessness of worldly existence is balanced by a spiritual wisdom that challenges us to engage in and enjoy life fully.
The book of Ecclesiastes answers the question: Where is the gain or profit in life? Is all vanity? Its caustic critique of the meaninglessness of worldly existence is balanced by a spiritual wisdom that challenges us to engage in and enjoy life fully.
In order to pray Biblically, Christians can learn much from ancient Jewish prayers. This book explores the link between them and the prayers of the New Testament, as well as the connection between Jewish and Christian prayers today.
In this provocative study of the early church, Dwight looks at what was done and how and why it was done, so that believers today can participate more fully in the power and provisions of these two important sacraments.
In this provocative study of the early church, Dwight looks at what was done and how and why it was done, so that believers today can participate more fully in the power and provisions of these two important sacraments.
Dwight Pryor's acclaimed DVD series looks at the historical Jesus of Nazareth in His Hebraic context. Contains twelve 40 minute in-depth sessions on 6 DVDs and comes with an accompanying study text book.
Resurrection is a foundational doctrine of faith for every believer (Heb 6:2) but how do the Jewish and Christian views of resurrection differ? And what does it mean for our present lives in Messiah, living ‘between the resurrections’?
Resurrection is a foundational doctrine of faith for every believer (Heb 6:2) but how do the Jewish and Christian views of resurrection differ? And what does it mean for our present lives in Messiah, living ‘between the resurrections’?
A comprehensive study of the biblically Hebraic concept of blessing. God’s purpose has always been to bless, and this book shows how we can be channels of His blessing to others as well as experiencing His blessings in our personal and family lives.
Be drawn to the ancient world of the Bible, when people routinely blessed one another. They spoke blessings over homes, children, land, work, travels, other things, and activities of every sort. In a world filled with curses, everyone needs blessing.
This provides Christians with an ‘order of service’ for a Passover celebration based on the Jewish Haggadah, together with a helpful introduction explaining how the feast ties in with Jesus death, burial and resurrection as the Passover Lamb of God.
Michele Guinness’ autobiography describes her spiritual journey from traditional Judaism as a child to marriage to an Anglican minister and her struggle to make sense of being both Jewish and Christian, adapting, not abandoning, her rich heritage.
The only English Bible fully Jewish in style & presentation. The texts Jewish character is restored, especially the Greek, through neutral terms, Hebrew names, the highlighting of Jewish features and corrections of anti-Jewish theological mistranslations.
The only English Bible fully Jewish in style & presentation. The texts Jewish character is restored, especially the Greek, through neutral terms, Hebrew names, the highlighting of Jewish features and corrections of anti-Jewish theological mistranslations.
The only English Bible fully Jewish in style & presentation. The texts Jewish character is restored, especially the Greek, through neutral terms, Hebrew names, the highlighting of Jewish features and corrections of anti-Jewish theological mistranslations.
Chuck Cohen from Intercessors for Israel gives three one hour messages on Psalm 33:11 “The Counsel of the Lord Stands Firm Forever.” They bring a fresh challenge to see the place of Israel in God’s purposes today from a thoroughly Biblical perspective.
Chuck Cohen from Intercessors for Israel gives three one hour messages on Psalm 33:11 “The Counsel of the Lord Stands Firm Forever.” They bring a fresh challenge to see the place of Israel in God’s purposes today from a thoroughly Biblical perspective.
