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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Who in the world would want to poke the God of the universe in the eye Ouch, that would hurt! Zechariah says, '.for he that touches you touches the apple [pupil] of His eye. God loves His people Israel and calls them the apple of His eye, a term of endearment, meaning that He loves them and protects them.Does God mind if we poke His eye He says that He does. When anyone harms His people Israel, He will harm them in kind. When anyone blesses His people Israel, He will bless them in return. He made that promise 4,000 years ago, and He has been faithful to keep it, from then until today. Genesis 12:3: I will bless them that bless you and curse him that curses you. This promise is part of God's eternal covenant with Abraham. Many people have forgotten this covenant or think that it is no longer in effect; but the Bible and human history show otherwise, as John Metzger points out in detail, giving dozens of accounts of blessings and curses from the Bible, inter-testament times, and recent history that prove this point. It does matter if we poke God in the eye! With discernment on what God's Word is saying, we can receive God's rich blessings instead of His cursings!The first part of John Metzger's book shows how false teachings open the door to anti-Semitism. Obviously, one huge contribution that churches can make to defeat anti-Semitism is to correctly interpret and teach the Word of God, which points to God's love and plans for the Jewish people. Metzger makes a case for why returning to a literal rather than allegorical approach to Scripture is necessary to understand precisely what God intends. The second part of the book provides insight into many familiar Bible stories of heroes, wars, enemies, and the survival of the Jewish people. The purpose of these historical accounts is to trace God's faithfulness to preserve the Jewish people and bless those who stand with them. Metzger also provides hundreds of Scripture references to the Land of Israel belonging to God and to Israel.For any student of the Bible, John Metzger's series of books on what the Bible teaches about Israel and the Jewish people provide needed insight and direction for reforming theological error. Knowing what God has intended allows us to please Him in our words and deeds. We can take the lead in opposing anti-Semitism with God's approval and help. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Which must we follow - The Law of Moses or the Law of Messiah A multitude of false doctrines are being taught in churches and Messianic Jewish groups today that impede, block, and spiritually frustrate believers in their growth in Messiah Yeshua, our Savior and Redeemer Jesus Christ. The problem comes when believers who have skewed biblical doctrine invent new, corrupted doctrines to suit their own biases and then become 'spiritual' leaders.The issue of Tradition versus Faith in God's promises was controversial in Jesus' time and is well-documented.Most of the New Testament reveals the conflict between the two interpretations. One such area is the teaching that believers must be Torah keepers, whether Jewish or Gentile, to please God and work out their salvation.Is this teaching biblical, or are such teachings obstructing believers from their walk in Messiah and from being yielded to the Rauch Ha-Kodesh The only way to know for sure is to carefully study the Bible from God's perspective.What does the Author say about this particular doctrine in His Word The answer is spread throughout both the Old Testament Scriptures and New Covenant Gospels and Epistles. Let's take a look.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Is there any common ground between the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament when it comes to understanding the nature of God as plural, yet a unity Author John B. Metzger is well aware that on one hand, the Jewish people have little historical and theological incentive to personally investigate the Christian 'Jesus'; and on the other hand, Christians lack clear perception that God's program for reaching the world is through the Jewish people. Judaism completely rejects with every ounce of strength the whole idea that God is a plurality and that the Messiah could be God. I also know that few Christians appreciate the evangelistic possibilities that would quite naturally open up if God's Oneness and plurality (tri-unity) could be proven from the Hebrew Scriptures alone, without the aid of the New Testament. Therefore, I engaged in a two-year study of the primary question, 'Does the Old Testament clearly teach both monotheism and plurality, or is that combination found only in the New Testament This volume is an extension of my findings regarding that intensely-researched question.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - John Metzger's book, God in Eclipse: God Has Not Always Been Silent, is a totally unique study for the inquiring lay person, Jewish or Christian, who wants to know the God of the Hebrew Scriptures. It is written particularly to Jewish people who have not been trained in the Scriptures and who wonder why the God of the Old Testament is silent to them. The author walks both Jewish and Christian readers on all spiritual levels through the Hebrew Scriptures into the New Testament to see a consistent picture of what God wants us to know about Himself.Did God die in the Holocaust with the Jewish people Since He did not, why is He so silent to His people Israel and why have they suffered so much What is the theme of the Scriptures and why did God take the time and trouble to have His Word written down by Moses and the prophets Whether you are Jewish or Gentile (any other nationality or religion), you will find this book very helpful in understanding the primary theme that God wanted the Jewish people to know. You will learn the primary theme of the Scriptures and how Jewish people today can remove the eclipse that is hiding the face of God from them.…