King of the Jews - Resurrecting the Jewish Jesus

Wags · Apr 26, 2006

NEW Book from FFOZ:

King of the Jews - Resurrecting the Jewish Jesus
By D. Thomas Lancaster

Is it possible to have the wrong Jesus? Bible critics and scholars are talking about the difference between the Jesus Christ of Christianity and the historical Jesus. But who is the historical Jesus?

It turns out that Jesus is not a one-size-fits-all mystic. He wasnt a Christian either. Jesus was a Jew.

While stripping back centuries of cultural misinterpretations, Lancaster reveals the historical, Jewish Jesus in vivid new strokes and colors that fire the heart and deepen devotion to Him. King of the Jews digs into the history and literature of early Judaism to demonstrate the authenticity of the Gospels and to dispel todays errant re-interpretations of Jesus.

Not just another book about Jesus, this thought provoking, fun-to-read journey into the world of the Bible is guaranteed to change how you think about Jesus while affirming the historical basis for faith in the King of the Jews.

RELEASE DATE: 1 June 2006

This resource is a great follow up to Restoration. In a time when the authenticity of the Gospels is being questioned and the identity of our Messiah is being challenged, it is very important to know exactly who our Messiah is, how He lived and what He taught. This timely resource clearly depicts Yeshua in His correct historical context. He was a Jew. He lived and died as a Jew. He was and is King of the Jews.

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Wavy · Apr 26, 2006

interesting...

may have to check it out.

jgonz · Apr 26, 2006

Ooooo! That looks Great! I'm going to have to get that one....

Elisheva413 · Apr 26, 2006

Wags said:
NEW Book from FFOZ:

This resource is a great follow up to Restoration. In a time when the authenticity of the Gospels is being questioned and the identity of our Messiah is being challenged, it is very important to know exactly who our Messiah is, how He lived and what He taught. This timely resource clearly depicts Yeshua in His correct historical context. He was a Jew. He lived and died as a Jew. He was and is King of the Jews.

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Wow...gives me goosebumps. Thank you for sharing. It is confirmation of things the Ruach has been teaching me, I will have to get this book. Not to mention, I was sitting tonight and reading Nazarene Israel a book by Yosef ben Ruach and he was discussing much of the same thing, incredible.
Teach me Abba!

Torah · Apr 27, 2006

Wags, thanks.

Looks very good.
May it be a #1 hit in the Christian book stores.

Kej · Apr 27, 2006

bah double post hehe

Kej · Apr 27, 2006

This sounds great. I'll definitely have to pick it up.

visionary · Apr 27, 2006

I am so glad to see this... hoping to see more.

plum · May 12, 2006

ooooh....you can look inside the book! didn't know if you had done so yet. check it out!

http://ffoz.org/Resource/insides/kotj.shtml

Wags · May 12, 2006

They didn't have that available the last time I looked - I haven't gotten around to getting it ordered yet - shame on me.

Wow that introduction is powerful stuff!

Yovel · May 12, 2006

Why doesn't D. Thomas Lancaster use Yeshua instead of Jesus?

plum · May 12, 2006

Yovel: I believe that he uses it to make it less confrontational to Christians reading it. Using common language and words, the message can probably be more readily accepted and understood

And there is nothing wrong with it.

Wags · May 12, 2006

Yovel said:
Why doesn't D. Thomas Lancaster use Yeshua instead of Jesus?

Because this book, which is the follow-up to his book Restoration, is written with a christian audience in mind. The concepts he presents are mind boggling to a lot of christians so he tries to present them in language they are comfortable with.

Sephania · May 12, 2006

I think it'z time to take them out of their comfort zone though, and sounds like this book will.

Yovel · May 13, 2006

eirene said:
Yovel: I believe that he uses it to make it less confrontational to Christians reading it. Using common language and words, the message can probably be more readily accepted and understood And there is nothing wrong with it.

Well, I think he should break it to them that Yeshua is His real name. I'm not trying to be obstinate, it is just kind of hard for those coming out of the church to find out how much they have to learn about MJ. It is kind of overwhelming trying to understand hebraic names and such at first. But I guess if they are serious they will search it out for themselves and ask questions when they have them.

Yovel · May 13, 2006

Zayit said:
I think it'z time to take them out of their comfort zone though, and sounds like this book will.

I hope so.

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