What the Rabbis Know: And What I Never Learned in Church

This book on the Jewish roots of the Christian faith invites believers to explore a deeper perspective of the biblical message through the cultural and linguistic context of the Jewish world. Written by Chaim Bentorah, who has dedicated more than forty years to dialogue and study with rabbis, this resource helps to understand the Scriptures from the Hebrew tradition, highlighting the use of the Hebrew and Greek languages. Its main benefit is to help the reader rediscover the biblical roots of Christianity and enrich their understanding of the Word of God.

Main Benefits

• Explores the Jewish roots of Christianity.
• Offers a cultural and linguistic perspective on the Scriptures.
• Helps to better understand the biblical context of the Christian faith.
• Invites the reader to deepen their relationship with God.

Features

• Author: Chaim Bentorah
• Based on decades of study and dialogue with rabbis
• Explores traditions, customs, and the use of biblical Hebrew and Greek
• Number of pages: 224 pages
• Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.60 inches
• Binding: paperback / trade paperback

Ideal for

• Deep Bible study
• Discipleship
• Theological training
• Those interested in the Jewish roots of Christianity
• Christian bookstores
• Wholesale

This book invites the reader to rediscover the cultural and spiritual richness behind the Scriptures. Through a perspective close to rabbinic thought, it helps to understand that the Hebrew roots of the Christian faith profoundly illuminate the eternal message of the Bible.