Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus, Vol. 4: New Testament Objections

by Michael L. Brown

A Jewish person has different objections to Jesus than an atheist, yet most apologetics books are geared toward conversing with non-religious people about the gospel. Michael L. Brown, a Jewish believer in Jesus, has been writing popular books on talking with Jews about the Messiah for years. Now he takes those discussions even further with this newest volume of Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus.

It focuses on the New Testament and traditional Jewish objections to Jesus, giving believers the important background information they need when discussing matters of faith with people who share many of their beliefs. This book is the perfect starting point for gentile and Jewish Christians who wish to speak intelligently with their Jewish friends or family.

Genres: Christian, Judaism, Reference, Religion, Theology

382 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2006

About the author

Michael L. Brown (born March 16, 1955) is a Messianic Jewish Old Testament scholar, professor, activist, itinerant speaker, and author who has preached in numerous countries and written twenty books. He is the founder and president of ICN Ministries. His writings have been translated into more than a dozen languages. He was married to Nancy Gurian on March 14, 1976 and they have two daughters, Jennifer and Megan, and four grandchildren.

Reviews

[Martin]

Too slow flow and story, too complicated to read. The book looked like being written long to win a first place in the "longest-book-ever-written" catalog of the year. It may be useful for academics as a source of information and arguments against opposition but for a regular reader, busy person, this becomes too overwhelming. Gave up on this book for now.

[Dusan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Michael L. Brown's approach towards New Testament is based on the pure spirit, and not only on the letter.

[Bob Mendelsohn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Classic Brown, straight, nothing harsh to those who criticize, and a good series of answers to some hard questions. Thanks Michael!