Baron The Jewish Problem
Baron The Jewish Problem David Baron (converted Jew) wrote about the modern problems of Israel in light of their spiritual condition in this work of five chapters.
Category: Jewish
This category, Jewish authors, holds works by Jewish Authors or those still holding to the religion of Israel as interpreted by modern-day Jewish teachers.
I would note that the Messianic Movement is a subversive movement within Christianity (this is New Testament Christianity which is built on the Old Testament Judaism) which try to identify as Christianity with the purpose to bring their converts under Old Testament Judaism in its modern interpretation, or i.e., salvation by keeping the Old Testament Law.
Abrahams Israel Judaism
Abrahams Israel Judaism
Edersheim, Alfred – Temple Its Ministry and Service, The
Alfred Edersheim (a former rabbi) writes about the Temple – Its Ministry and Service. In these 19 chapters he examples the place of the Temple, the Holy Place, the Music, Priesthood, Offerings, activities in the Temple at night and day and on the Sabbath. He also investigates the festive cycles and calendar associated with the Temple, such as the Passover, the feasts, the Lord’s Supper, new Moons, Day of Atonement, etc. as well as purifications and vows.
Edersheim Sketches Jewish Social Life
This is an extensive study of Jewish social life during the time of Christ. Excellent work but long.
Edersheim, Alfred – OT Temple – Its Ministry and Service
Alfred Edersheim was a Christian of Jewish descendent. His work reflects a profound understanding of Jewish culture. This particular work deals with the inner workings of the Temple, both the physical structure, its ministers and ministry (service). An excellent resource book for any student of Scripture.
Edersheim Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah
Life and Times takes Jesus the Messiah, and examines the New Testament teaching in light of Jewish history and culture
Abelson, J. – Jewish Mysticism
Jewish Mysticism by Abelson is a 15 chapter work about how the Jewish concept of Mysticism, or the mysteries surrounding the Bible and spiritual things, dominated Jewish thinking until the present time.