JC Studies announces an opportunity unlike any other. You will stay in the Old City of Jerusalem, visit synagogue and church on holy days, hear amazing teaching about Jesus in his Jewish world ... and more! Look for Events on the lower right of this page for more information.
This seminal 24-page booklet counters the historical error of replacement theology in a fresh and compelling way. Also available in eBook format.
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From Christendom’s earliest centuries, an attitude of Adversus Judaeos (“Against the Jews”) shaped Christian theology and influenced the way we read the Bible even today...
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Join respected teacher Dwight A. Pryor in an in-depth study of Paul, his Hebraic thought and his letter to the congregation of Jews and Greeks at Rome.
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Dwight paints a powerful picture of God's design for His people in the principles of the Sabbath.
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Sung by pilgrims on their ascent toward Jerusalem for the great Feast Days of the Lord, these jewels of the Psalter can be viewed as archetypes of moving up into the presence and power of God.
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"I still remember hearing this lecture for the first time; it was an absolute game changer. Nothing about my faith, practice and ministry has been the same since."
- Testimony of a Pastor and Haverim Member
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In this inspiring devotional commentary, respected Hebraic teacher Keren Hannah Pryor takes you through the yearly Torah reading cycle. On Sale Now.
I don’t know about you, but I’m finding this series increasingly fascinating and challenging because now we’re getting down to where you and I live. In other words, what does this mean for us? How do we take these principles and apply them?
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Is it true, as widely held in Christian circles, that the thematic unity of the Bible is to be found in its story of redemption?
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Time magazine (March 2008) identified “Re-Judaizing Jesus” as one of ten trends changing the world. Though we may quibble with their title we agree with their assessment.
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One of the most beloved books in the New Testament is also one of the most puzzling and problematic. The Epistle to the Hebrews (as it came to be called) significantly shaped Christian thought from the earliest centuries. Indeed an early manuscript placed it immediately after Romans. A MORE HEBRAIC reading of Hebrews in its first-century setting is possible. Here are some suggestions...
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