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Yeshua, the Pharisee

The Pharisaic roots of Yeshua shed light on his teachings and those of his apostles. By presenting Yeshua in this context, it clarifies ambiguous statements and aids Christian understanding while also fostering greater comprehension of his identity within Orthodox Judaism.

From Midrash to Manuscript

Briefly summarized, The narrative outlines an encounter Yeshua had with some Pharisees in which they brought him a woman they claimed had been caught in the act of adultery and attempted to trap him by asking what should be done with her after having explained to Yeshua that the law commands she be stoned.

The Sick & The Healthy

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Rabbinic Messianic

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Before Abraham was, I am

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Fulfill or Abolish

In the fifth chapter of Matthew’s Gospel, Yeshua uses a word that has ignited significant debate and controversy within the evangelical church, particularly over the last decade. As one of the most hotly contested passages in the Gospels, it warrants close examination—although many readers may already be familiar with it. Do not think that I came to abolish the Torah or the Prophets! I did not come to abolish, but to fulfill. Matthew 5:17 At first glance, this statement may