The New Covenant describes God’s people as earthen vessels or jars of clay who contain Spiritual Treasures. So the goal of our exploration is to discover these Temple Treasures — for example identifying our inheritance in Yeshua ha Mashiach. Simply put; the Son of God dwells in our hearts by faith, and in Him we possess all the riches of the Kingdom of Heaven. So in a very real sense readers will be challenged to explore the Temple in which God has chosen to dwell.

The Jewish Way to Say Jesus. Moishe Rosen issues a ringing challenge for Jews to honestly examine the prophecies of the Jewish Scriptures regarding the Messiah to see whether Jesus indeed fulfilled them.

The book explains each part of the Tabernacle, the sacrificial system and the priesthood, and how they relate to Jesus.

Illustrated with photographs of an authentic scale model of Herod's Temple, this work tells the story of the Temple and its purpose relating it closely to the Bible.

This book pulls no punches in providing an insight into God's plan for the Jew, Christian anti-semitism and includes practical suggestions for reconciliation within the Body of Messiah.

Much heat has been generated by the subject of Israel and Palestine. It's a subject that will not go away and it is crucial that Christians should have a clear grasp of both the spiritual and historical issues involved.

Who or what is Israel? It is one of the questions which for most Christians is a mystery. Or at least too confusing to think about.

Kenneth E. Bailey draws on his expertise in both the New Testament and Middle Eastern culture to interpret the parable of the prodigal son from a Middle Eastern perspective.

Philip Yancey has a way of confronting our most cherished, but misguided, notions about the Christian life.

Explore Moses' Tabernacle in the light of Jesus Christ and discover the majesty of your golden inheritance in Him.

Introduces Christians to the Jewish roots of their faith. Explains how the Jews and the Church are God's people.

An Outline of Jewish Life and Faith

Beginning with Jesus' birth, Ken Bailey leads us on a kaleidoscopic study of Jesus in the four Gospels.

In Hebrew thought, a name did more than identify a person, it revealed their very identity. It is the same with the names of God, only in the Scriptures, God's identity is expressed not in one name, but in many.

Much has been written and said by Christians on the whole issue of Israel, much of it triumphant, insensitive and simplistic. This book stems the flow.

Have you ever wondered how the Old Testament came to be written, what exactly we could be missing through not reading the Hebrew Scriptures in the original language, and why God chose to use Hebrew?

Bitter herbs, salty water, a sweet apple mixture, the shankbone of a lamb--what is the meaning behind these symbolic elements?

This book is written for Jews, messianic believers, and Gentiles curious about the connection between the ancient fall festival of the Old Testament and Jesus Christ.

Expectancy, anticipation, countdown!

We've all eagerly counted down the days to a special occasion, like Christmas, a birthday, or a wedding. Did you know that Pentecost (Shavuot) is the only holiday for which God commanded a countdown?

A fresh model of prayer based on the Old Testament model of the Temple integrating insights from the Jewish tradition, Orthodox spirituality and Charismatic experience creating a way of prayer with ancient roots and timeless appeal.