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To “Behold the Man!” is to take his redemptive life as seriously as we take his redeeming death. It means at the very least to seriously study his teachings and follow his walk.
Read MoreThe apostle Paul states followers of Jesus owe a debt to Israel. Yet how do we sort through the differing theological and political voices concerning Israel in our generation? A Hebraic perspective can help.
This seminal 24-page booklet counters the historical error of replacement theology in a fresh and compelling way. Also available in eBook format.
Learn MoreThis is a penetrating look at the Most High's passion for a people as well as a prophetic call to return to the radical church of Jesus and the apostles.
Learn MoreA fascinating look at the cast of characters surrounding the historical Feast of Esther (Purim) and the malevolent evil that motivates persecution of the Jewish people.
Learn MoreA fascinating look at the cast of characters surrounding the historical Feast of Esther (Purim) and the malevolent evil that motivates persecution of the Jewish people.
Learn MoreThis is a penetrating look at the Most High's passion for a people as well as a prophetic call to return to the radical church of Jesus and the apostles.
Learn MoreBefore an audience comprised of Jews and Christians, Dwight provides an overview essential to understanding each other and our world. $2 Download!
Learn MoreYou will see the Kingdom from a new vista and hear our Lord's words on this vital subject with new clarity in this inspiring series available on DVD or in downloadable MPEG-4 files.
Learn MoreDwight enters the Romans 11:26 interpretative debate providing hebraic scholarship that is balanced and biblically based.
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To “Behold the Man!” is to take his redemptive life as seriously as we take his redeeming death. It means at the very least to seriously study his teachings and follow his walk.
Read MoreFrom 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...
Read MoreThe doctrine of Original Sin, as formulated by Augustine in the fifth century, has exerted a pervasive impact upon Western theology.
Read MoreSupersessionism is deeply rooted in Christian thinking and tradition. This is the notion that because the Jewish people “rejected Christ” God rejected them as His chosen people and replaced Israel with the Church in His redemptive purposes in the earth.
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