David Rudolph

At the Foot of the Mountain

Theology

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Derech Yeshua

World Religions

“How does a Jewish person in the 21st century explore the question of whether Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah of Israel? And if a Jew has an epiphany through a dream or experience that Yeshua is the Son of God, what next? What are the first steps to follow Him who said, “Follow me"? In Derech Yeshua, Daniel Nessim provides responsible answers to these questions from the Hebrew Scriptures and New Testament, and in a way that affirm unequivocally that Jews who embrace Yeshua as the Son of David, the Moshiach of Israel, are called by God to remain Jews and not leave behind their Judaism. This book is a must-read for all fellow members of the tribe who want to know more about Jesus.”

Keeping the Faith in Interfaith Relationships

World Religions

“Thought provoking! Most interfaith couples think that Jesus and Judaism are incompatible. But are they? This entertaining and easy-to-read booklet reminds those in interfaith relationships that Jesus is the most famous Jew who ever lived! The author points up in a humorous way the various misconceptions that Jews and Christians have about their respective faiths. He also presents a new option for interfaith couples that is increasingly being explored--Messianic Judaism. I highly recommend this booklet to Jews and Christians who are searching for a viable way to keep the faith and make their relationship work.”

Torah for Gentiles?

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“A fresh and measured study of how the Didache understood the application of the Torah to Gentile followers of Jesus and Jews respectively. I highly recommend it!”

Writing on the Edge

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Cruise’s groundbreaking study of hyperbole in Galatians is a major contribution to post-supersessionist interpretation of the New Testament. It is a must-read for scholars and ecclesial leaders who teach on Galatians and the wider subject of Paul and Judaism.”