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Biblical Research & Education Resources Richard Blaine Robison, M.A., M.R.E. |
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JEWISH ROOTS The roots of the Christian faith grew from Jewish soil. Unfortunately, Christianity chose to separate from its Jewish heritage centuries ago with catastrophic results. The information provided below is intended to aid Christian education in understanding the biblical doctrine of Israelology. PDF articles require Adobe Acrobat Reader or comparable PDF reader to open. |
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Personal
Abstract: This article summarizes my spiritual journey that
eventually led me to explore the Jewish roots of the Christian
faith.
Abstract: History of Jewish Faith History of Jewish Christianity. Abstract: This book by Hugh Schonfield (1901-1988) chronicles the beginning of the Messianic movement in the first century among the Jewish people and the tension between Jewish believers, Judaism and the increasing Gentile Christian religion in the following centuries. (PDF, 176 pp.) A Historical Survey of 52 Prominent Jewish Believers in Messiah Yeshua Abstract: This resource lists the historical profiles of prominent Jews who became devoted followers of Yeshua, from 1506 to 2001. (The Association of Messianic Congregations.) Daniel Juster, Anti-Messianic Judaism, A Brief Summary. (16 pp., PDF) Isaac Lichenstein (1824–1909), An Appeal to the Jewish People. Ministries in Israel These ministries and organizations located in Israel serve the poor and needy, especially among Jewish believers, as well as sharing the good news of the Messiah. Check their websites for current activities. HaTikvah Project (The Hope Project), Jerusalem, supporting needy Messianic believers. Hope4Israel, Jerusalem, feeding the poor and providing financial assistance for rebuilding homes. Love For Israel Relief Fund, Jerusalem, serving needy children in the Land. Shevet Achim, Jerusalem, providing medical treatment of Palestinian children in Israel's hospitals, Tents of Mercy, Kiryat Yam (near Haifa), operating humanitarian aid centers in northern Israel. |
Israelology The doctrine of Israelology is a biblical teaching much neglected in Christian theology. Israelology affirms that God has not rejected His covenant people as taught in historic Christianity, but in fact will honor His covenantal promises and save the Jewish people. The Lie of Replacement Theology Abstract: For centuries many Christians have believed that God rejected Israel, reneged on His covenantal promises and replaced the nation with the Church. Yet, the Bible says that God DID NOT reject Israel. (4 pp.) Abstract: A survey of the covenants God made with individuals (Adam, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Aaron and David) and the nation of Israel, the latter of which is included in the New Covenant and remains in force. (7 pp.) Abstract: The name "Christian" was coined about A.D. 40 in Antioch (Acts 11:26). This article explores the Jewish context for the origin of the name and offers some analysis as to what it means to be Christian. (6 pp.) Resources Abstract: An increasingly popular symbol among Evangelical Christians is the Messianic Seal, also known as the grafted-in symbol. Yet, those who display the symbol may not realize its early use by disciples in the Jerusalem congregation. (2 pp.) This is a graphic presentation of the good news about having a spiritual relationship with God especially designed for Jewish persons. Recommended books on Jewish Roots.
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