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To the Ends of the Earth
Did you know that before the spread of Messiah's message, Gentiles often sacrificed their children to their pagan gods? Did you know that there were temple prostitutes, working around the religious buildings in the Roman Empire to "help" citizens worship? You do know that the first followers of Yeshua (Jesus) were Jews. And everyone knows by now that Jews spread his message through the ministry of Paul, Peter, and the other apostles. But most people don't know that these early Messianic Jews were influential in Ancient Judea, Syria, Asia Minor, Greece, Italy, Spain and the North African cities of Carthage, Cyrene and Alexandria. Not only were they influential, their impact transformed the behavior of the known world.
The Iranian Menace in Jewish History and Prophecy
Iran is central in End Times prophecy. At a time when Iran has captured the world’s attention with nuclear threats, Jeff harnesses Scriptural and secular evidence to support his case for the Iranian-Armageddon connection. After a glimpse of Iran in ancient Roman and Jewish histories, you will learn the significance of prophecy in the Jewish Scriptures and apocalyptic literature. Jeff’s analysis is based on sound scriptural understanding as well as his conclusions from two decades of academic contemplation. This easy read will provide fodder for its advocates and critics alike.
Shalom in Psalms
The ancient Jewish life-giving balm in Psalms helps us recover our equilibrium in a world where so much knocks us off balance and steals our shalom. This devotional and Tree of Life Version of the Bible come from the heart of today's Messianic Jewish movement to provide the Jewish essence of Psalms in a way that promises shalom for the heart and soul.
Sha'ul / Paul - God's Shaliach (Apostle) to the Corinthians
In this volume, you will find two separate commentaries from educated, well-trained and experienced Messianic Jewish rabbis-each relying on his own background-that speak to the weighty matters with which Paul, the Rabbi from Tarsus, was dealing-immorality, incest, marriage, congregational conflicts, and more, many of the same challenges we face today. 1 Corinthians - Restoring a Congregation in Crisis, Rabbi Dr. Yosef Koelner; 2 Corinthians-Countering Messianic Madness, Rabbi Dr. Jeffrey Seif
The House that God Built
A complete story of God’s house on Earth, past and future. This readable and entertaining discussion begins with the Tabernacle of the Wilderness and covers all of the Temples: Solomon’s, Herod’s, the Tribulation Temple and the Millennial Temple. The past, present and future of the house of God on Earth are clearly explained. A vital and important part of God’s plan, which should be understood by every Bible student.
Making Peace with the Warriors of the Sand
The Arab-Israeli conflict dates backward to the dawn of biblical revelation and extends forward to the much-dreaded Battle of Armageddon. The times are trying, are they not? In the interest of helping folk discern the times, I think we do well to color today’s world news with yesterday’s biblical hues. A fascinating picture emerges, one that takes us to mysterious Arabia. According to Genesis, sin entered a garden paradise called "Eden"—a touch of heaven once located in what is modern Iraq and Iran today. Much as human catastrophe is said to have originated there, Revelation informs that human misery will be terminated from there, when it culminates in a climactic and cataclysmic final...
The Evolution of a Revolution
Ancient Christianity began as a movement within Judaism; as the years passed, however, it ended up as a non-Jewish and even anti-Jewish institution outside Judaism. In The Evolution of a Revolution the author explores aspects of the twilight zone that existed between first century Messianic Judaism and fourth-century Roman Christianity. History students studying Christian origins will benefit from Seif's research, as will those interested in modern Jewish-Christian dialogue.
