Yeshua: The Life of Messiah from a Messianic Jewish Perspective Vol. 2

by Arnold G. Fruchtenbaum, Christiane Jurik (Editor), Josh Gonzales (Illustrator)

The second volume of this multivolume commentary on the Gospels opens with the beginning of Yeshua's public ministry. It analyzes the role His miracles were to play as signs to Israel - to bring the Jewish people to the point of decision about His Messianic claims and proclamations. The work moves on to dealing with Yeshua's authority over, conflict with, and repudiation of Pharisaic Judaism, which led to the rejection of His Messiahship. It is in this context that a specific generation of Israel became guilty of the unpardonable sin. This is followed by Yeshua's new focus on the training of His disciples for the work they would need to conduct in light of the rejection - the kind of work they would be performing in the book of Acts. This volume concludes with Yeshua's journey to Jerusalem in preparation for the Feasts of Tabernacles.

680 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 2017

About the author

Arnold Genekowitsch Fruchtenbaum is the founder and director of Ariel Ministries, an organization which prioritizes evangelization of Jews in the effort to bring them to the view that Jesus is the Jewish Messiah.

Reviews

[John Friend · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good in-depth look at the life of Christ from a Jewish perspective, this was a book that I had to read as part of a course, some real eye opening things I’ve learned reading it, really shows a lot of misunderstanding people have when they disregard the Jewish historical context.

[Mark Kloha · Rating 2 out of 5]

I enjoy reading most Dr. Fruchtenbaum books. This was an interesting read. An in depth look at the life of Jesus from a Messianic Jewish perspective. It's incredibly detailed and in depth.