Congregation Beth Ha'Mashiach
(House of the Messiah) - Worshipping ADONAI
& His Messiah, Yeshua Ha'Mashiach
Living & teaching as our
Messiah taught us to Live
Messianic
Congregation serving Northeast Atlanta Georgia (Gwinnett, Barrow, Dekalb,
Rockdale, Walton)
Proud Member of the Messianic Alliance
of Metro Atlanta Phone 678-639-3377
- email:
information@CBHM.org
Messianic Congregation located
in Metro Atlanta serving Snellville, Lawrenceville, Loganville, Georgia
YHMM / CBHM Bookstore
The
latest books by Derek Leman
Jesus didn't have Blue eyes & Paul didn't eat pork are signed by Derek
$14.95
Jesus Didn't Have Blue Eyes:
Reclaiming Our Jewish Messiah.
160 pp., 2004.
Jesus Didn't Have Blue
Eyes: Reclaiming Our Jewish Messiah
Jesus did not come to start a new
religion. Jesus did not come to take us away from Judaism, at least not
the Judaism taught in the Hebrew Bible. Jesus came to take Judaism to
the next level.
As we examine the life and teachings of
Jesus with an eye for the Jewish context behind all that he said and
did, we will better understand who Jesus is.
See his humanity as well as his
deity.
Understand why he did the things
he did.
Renew your love for the Bible
Jesus read.
See Israel through Jesus’ eyes.
Understand the words of our
rabbi and Messiah.
Cameron's Recommendation:
5 of 5
Fantastic - Restores teaching of Yeshua (Jesus) as a Jew!
This book does what few books can do,
it challenges us to redefine our understandings of core doctrines and
beliefs in Scripture.
Yeshua (Jesus) was fully a Torah observant Jew, and contrary to today's
teachings by many, taught His talmidim (disciples) to observer the
Torah. He was born a fully Jew, and He died fully a Jew.
A worthwhile book that will change the way you see Yeshua (Jesus).
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Paul Didn't Eat Pork: Reappraising
Paul the Pharisee.
155 pp., 2005.
Paul Didn't Eat Pork: Reappraising
Paul the Pharisee.
Was Paul the inventor of Christianity? Did he leave
Judaism to join a new religion? Have you been reading the New Testament
as the Jewish book that it truly is?
Looking
carefully at the life and message of Paul will reveal a much more Jewish
New Testament than commonly realized. The result could be revolutionary
as you see deeper layers to our wonderful faith in Jesus, the Jewish
Messiah. Some surprising facts about Paul include:
Paul
remained a Pharisee his whole life.
Paul
studied under one of history’s most famous rabbis.
Paul
continued offering sacrifices at the temple after faith in Jesus.
Paul
continued to observe Israel’s holy days.
Paul
continued to expect circumcision for Jews.
Paul
kept not only biblical laws, but also Jewish traditions.
Paul
explained the cross as God canceling Torah’s death-curse for
believers.
Cameron's Recommendation:5 of 5
Thought Provoking! - Did Paul intend to start a new religion?
This book challenges us to
thoughtfully look at scripture anew. Did Paul intend to start a
new Religion? Or did He want to build on the Rich Religion of the
Forefathers, Abraham, Issac & Jacob.
Paul was a Torah observant Jew, a Pharisee of Pharisees. Did
he renounce all that is Jewish when he followed Messiah. This
writing shows that Paul, contrary to what many currently teach, continued to
live a fully Jewish lifestyle, and encouraged others to do the same.
A book that will change the way you see Paul, and Yeshua (Jesus).
$16.00
Rabbi and Redeemer
David Mishkin
Description
Read John's gospel with new eyes.....for some, with eyes seeking faith
in Yeshua.....for others, eyes seeking a Messianic Jewish reading.
"He lived in Israel, celebrated Jewish holidays, taught a group of Jewish
followers, and is the most famous Jew who ever lived. The book about His life
(The New Testament) is the all- time best seller, and the world marks all of
history as having happened either before or since His coming."
"a great tool for representing the Gospel to this post modern generation.
It reads easily and makes the Gospel of John seem like it happened yesterday."
Jhan Moskowitz, Jews for Jesus
$16.00
A New Look at the Old Testament
- by Derek Leman
A different book for people who love the Bible and want to understand it better.
It is a short, thought-provoking introduction to the ideas and types of writing
in the Old Testament. It is new for two reasons - it helps many readers have a
new love for the Old Testament, and it presents ideas that will be new to most
readers about the meaning of parts of the Old Testament. This book dispels
certain myths about the Old Testament, helping the reader to see that the Old
Testament is a book about a magnificent and indescribably holy God.
