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They Loved the Torah: What Yeshua's First Followers Really Thought About the Law

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Did Yeshua observe the Law? Did Paul teach his congregations to abandon the Torah? Was the devout Jew, Peter, persuaded that the Commandments were cancelled? The answers you'll find in this book may surprise you Even though many Jews believe that Paul taught against the Law, this book disproves that...

Did Yeshua observe the Law? Did Paul teach his congregations to abandon the Torah? Was the devout Jew, Peter, persuaded that the Commandments were cancelled? The answers you'll find in this book may surprise you Even though many Jews believe that Paul taught against the Law, this book disproves that notion. Most Christians are disconnected from the Torah; reading this book will reconnect them. Dr. Friedman makes an excellent case for his premise that all the first followers of Messiah were not only Torah-observant, but also desired to spread their love for God's entire Word to the Gentiles to whom they preached. Part 1 Yeshua and the Torah Part 2 Yeshua's Talmidim and the Torah Part 3 Reactions to the Torah Observance of Yeshua and His Followers Part 4 Torah Observance: Legalism or Love? David Friedman, former academic dean of King of Kings College in Jerusalem, holds a Ph.D. in Judaic studies and an M.A. in Arabic.

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Did Yeshua observe the Law? Did Paul teach his congregations to abandon the Torah? Was the devout Jew, Peter, persuaded that the Commandments were cancelled? The answers you'll find in this book may surprise you Even though many Jews believe that Paul taught against the Law, this book disproves that...

Did Yeshua observe the Law? Did Paul teach his congregations to abandon the Torah? Was the devout Jew, Peter, persuaded that the Commandments were cancelled? The answers you'll find in this book may surprise you Even though many Jews believe that Paul taught against the Law, this book disproves that notion. Most Christians are disconnected from the Torah; reading this book will reconnect them. Dr. Friedman makes an excellent case for his premise that all the first followers of Messiah were not only Torah-observant, but also desired to spread their love for God's entire Word to the Gentiles to whom they preached. Part 1 Yeshua and the Torah Part 2 Yeshua's Talmidim and the Torah Part 3 Reactions to the Torah Observance of Yeshua and His Followers Part 4 Torah Observance: Legalism or Love? David Friedman, former academic dean of King of Kings College in Jerusalem, holds a Ph.D. in Judaic studies and an M.A. in Arabic.
They Loved the Torah: What Yeshua's First Followers Really Thought About the Law $29.99
Koorong code 202120
ISBN 9781880226940
Pages 144
Publisher Messianic Jewish Publishers
Publication date 01 June 2001
Dimensions 10 x 137 x 213mm
Weight 0.204kg
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    Exceptional study into a fuller view of the Law today

    """"They Loved the Torah: What Yeshua's First Followers Really Thought About the Law"""" in many ways, is a game changer. While not academic, it is accessible to both the layman and academic, for it is written as a means to foster serious study as to what the early Christian believers (and congregations) thought and taught about the Law. Much of Christendom today teach a tripartite nature of Scripture (civil, ceremonial and moral), yet not such distinction is evident or taught within the church until the time of Thomas Aquinas' 'Summa Theologica' and even then, was a move to elevate the NT over the OT. This is sad, for as this book shows with grace and scriptural integrity, that the apostles and disciples of Jesus - before and after his death and resurrection - abided by the Law, seeing it not as a means of salvation (which is never stated in Scripture) but a means of sanctification. The author is not pushing an agenda, but allows the Scriptures to speak for themselves. This book was instrumental in my growth and reconsideration of the Law. If the Law were done away with and so """"graceless"""", why did they continue to live in accordance with it? This book helps answer that question and will lead you onto other works exploring the same idea.