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Saturday, September 18, 2021

The Prophecies of the Old Testament, Respecting Messiah by John Gill


The following is the 18th century classic by Christian scholar and theologian John Gill:

The Prophecies of the Old Testament, Respecting Messiah, Considered; and Proved to be Literally Fulfilled in Jesus, Containing An Answer to the Objections of the Author of the Scheme of Literal Prophecy.


Rabbis Who Thought For Themselves Part ONE

http://www.messianicjudaism.me/yinon/2011/11/02/rabbis-who-thought-for-themselves/


Rabbis Who Thought For Themselves Part TWO

http://www.messianicjudaism.me/yinon/2011/12/01/rabbis-who-thought-for-themselves-part-ii/


The Jewish Life of Christ by Arnold Fruchtenbaum [21 lectures in mp3]

https://www.deanbibleministries.org/bible-class-listing/messages/series/the-jewish-life-of-christ


Michael L. Brown's introductory responses to Jewish Objection to Jesus [32 Youtube Videos]:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7oY5wh5KEc&list=PLOSesbHxQr2Ta7WjFBut_bjLRWwMSYepK&index=2


Useful Books in Defense of Jesus' Genuine Messiahship:


Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament by G. K. Beale (Editor), D. A. Carson


Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus (5 volumes) by Michael L. Brown


The Real Kosher Jesus by Michael L. Brown


Jewish New Testament Commentary by David H. Stern


Messianic Judaism: A Modern Movement with an Ancient Past by David H. Stern


Jesus the Messiah: Tracing the Promises, Expectations, and Coming of Israel's King by Herbert Bateman IV, Gordon Johnston and Darrell Bock


The Messiah in the Old Testament by Walter C. Kaiser


Messianic Christology by Arnold G. Fruchtenbaum


Footsteps of the Messiah by Arnold G. Fruchtenbaum


Are You the One Who Is to Come?: The Historical Jesus and the Messianic Question by Michael F. Bird


The Messianic Hope: Is the Hebrew Bible Really Messianic? by Michael Rydelnik


Behold Your King: Prophetic Proofs that Jesus is the Messiah by William Webster


Return of the Kosher Pig by Itzhak Shapira


The Gospel According to Isaiah 53: Encountering the Suffering Servant in Jewish and Christian Theology by Darrell Bock (editor) and Mitch Glaser (editor)


All the Messianic Prophecies of the Bible by Herbert Lockyer


The Prophecies of the Old Testament Respecting the Messiah by John Gill (written in the 18th century)


The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah by Alfred Edersheim (the original written in the 19th century and which is now in the public domain)


Messiah in Both Testaments by Fred John Meldau (introductory material on the subject)


Christology of the Old Testament by E.W. Hengstenberg (written in the 18th century)


Three Views on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament (Counterpoints: Bible and Theology)


Knowing Jesus Through the Old Testament Christopher J. H. Wright


A Zeal For God Not According to Knowledge: A Refutation of Judaism's Arguments Against Christianity, 2nd Edition by Eric V. Snow


Christ in All the Scriptures by A.M. Hodgkin (originally published 1922)


[Recommended by Steve Hays]

The Servant King: The Bible's portrait of the Messiah by T. D. Alexander and Alec Motyer


Look to the Rock: An Old Testament Background to Our Understanding of Christ by Alec Motyer


The Christ of the Prophets by O. Palmer Robertson


The Messianic Hope: Is the Hebrew Bible Really Messianic? (NAC Studies in Bible & Theology) by Michael Rydelnik


The Moody Handbook of Messianic Prophecy: Studies and Expositions of the Messiah in the Old Testament by Michael Rydelnik (Editor), Edwin Blum (Editor)


The Meaning of the Pentateuch: Revelation, Composition and Interpretation by John H. Sailhamer


Refuting Rabbinic Objections to Christianity & Messianic Prophecies by Eitan Bar


How the New Testament Quotes the Old Testament by Messianic Jew Arnold Fruchtenbaum

http://arielb.org/archives/794


//Literal Prophecy Plus Literal Fulfillment: Pshat

The first category is known as “literal prophecy plus literal fulfillment,” reflecting the rabbinic pshat, which refers to the simple meaning of the text. The example of this first category is found in Matthew 2:5 6.//


//Literal Plus Typical: Remez

The second category of quotations can be labeled “literal plus typical.” In rabbinic theology it was known are remez or “hint.” An example of this category is found in Matthew 2:15.//


//Literal Plus Application: Drash

The third category is “literal plus application,” correlating with the rabbinic drash. The example of this category is Matthew 2:17 18.//


//Summation: Sod

The fourth category is “summation” or “summary.” The meaning of sod is “secret” or “mystery” or “something unknown.” The example of the fourth category is found in Matthew 2:23.//


Pardes (Jewish exegesis) [wikipedia article]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pardes_(Jewish_exegesis)


Is the Story of Jesus Stolen From the Old Testament?

https://youtu.be/AgHfZaPNddo

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