Opening The Rabbinic Doors to The Gospels
Description
What do Jewish backgrounds and rabbinic literature have to do with the Gospels? “Everything,” according to one of St. Petersburg Seminary and Yeshiva’s most respected professors. Based on popular lectures presented by the author at the prestigious 2015 ABA International Archeology Conference held at the Schönblick Convention Center in Germany, Dr. Tom argues that a comprehensive understanding of the Jewish foundation and framework of the Biblical text is one of the most critical components of Biblical exegesis and textual research. Its longtime neglect has produced numerous mistranslations and misinterpretations, fueling the fires of Biblical criticism and anti-Semitism. In a clear readable format Dr. Tom demonstrates how being true to the time, culture, and spirit of the Jewish foundation and framework of the Bible evaporates many of the so-called contradictions and historical-criticisms. Drawing upon first-century rabbinic sources, unmistakably clear evidence for the deity of Jesus is revealed in the Jewish Targums, the Tetragrammaton, and in the rabbinic linguistics of the Synoptics. A sincere and authentic quest for the historical Jesus begins here. Join us in restoring the Gospels to their Jewish heritage and historical integrity. Every page is a treasure chest of faith building Biblical illumination.

Publisher: Masthof Press
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Publish Date: 2015
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Format: Paper Back
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Length: 158 Pages
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ISBN: 978-1601264688
Languages Available
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Coming Soon - Russian
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English

Meet Dr. Tom Tribelhorn
Dr. Tom Tribelhorn has spent his life searching for evidence that vindicates the Bible’s historical record: crawling through Egyptian temples and pyramids, teaching and sifting at archaeological excavations in Israel and Jordan, linking the Bible to its Jewish cultural and linguistic foundation and framework.

