- -How can Christians gain a fresh, love-filled perspective toward the Jewish people today?
- -What makes a person consider him or herself Jewish?
- -Why are Jewish people hesitant to accept the Gospel message of Christ as Messiah?
- -How can "The Church" speak up for Israel's existence?
- -And the often-debated question: "Do Jewish people really need to be “converted”?
Even if you don’t know any Jewish people, maybe you've wondered why it's so hard for them to accept the New Testament. Or you want to know how our two religions can work together in these times of renewed anti-Semitism and anti-Christianity. And you want to be prepared as a witness should you befriend a Jewish person...
This book isn't a gift to give to a Jewish friend. It's for Christians to learn more about the Jewish faith, the "Jewishness" of Jesus, how to help Jewish people believe that the whole Bible is truth, and much more. Inside this book, you can discover the key to building bridges between the only two faiths who believe in the one true God. Who better to explain all this than a Jewish person who has found Jesus as her Lord and Savior?
When Sheryl Young's husband rediscovered Jesus after many years, she thought, "How can I, a girl from a Jewish family, be married to a Christian?" She set out to prove the Gospel wrong. But the moment she studied the Old Testament and dared to compare it with the New, everything changed. She fell in love with her Messiah, saw her Jewish heritage with new appreciative eyes, and realized the two could fit perfectly together.
Come take this journey with Sheryl! You can order this book here. Want to see a sample first? Continue reading the Chapter Excerpt posts by hitting "back" or clicking on the title at the top. You can also see the Table of Contents here.
(© 2008, Sheryl Young, Wine Press/Pleasant Word Publishing)
5 comments:
I will have to get this soon. :-)
This is a book everyone, Christian or Jew, should read.
Great help here to understand Jewish people. I have been to a Messianic church many times, and really loved sharing in their Shabbat... (not sure if I spelled it right.
Thanks for this post, Sheryl. I look forward to obtaining the book soon. Keep writing and inspiring others!
Let's exchange books Sheryl ;)
Ms. "V"
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