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Resources on The Messianich Question
We all know of this group, they have excellent info on the Messianic issue, and they have bulletin boards too!
Chaim Night is not nearly as Well Known as J for J, they are Messianic Jews based somewhere in the Northeast, they have a lot of good info on the Messiah question, almost as high quality and in some cases better than J for J.
The International Messianich Jewish Alliance Is not really geared for apologetics. But you can find some into to research and they give a good slice of life view of the Messianich movement around the world. Good site to recomend to Jews. Worth looking at. Much huger movement than I thought!
Glenn Miller's stuff on Messianich Question, major resource!
salt shakers Library Messianica: excellent site, tons of sources on scholarship on Is.53 and other topics. Down load books! Behold Your King: Prophetic Proofs That Jesus Is the Messiah (Book) Author: William Webster, Paperback: 419 pages (6"x9") Price: $20.00 plus shipping. "Behold Your King is a must read book by pastors, teachers, and the layman. Bill Webster presents a thoroughly researched case, where he looks not only into the traditional sources, but in depth into the Jewish commentaries and writings. This book will, no doubt serve many in their quest to be a better witness. Rabbi, Dr. Amnon J. Shor."
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Isaiah 53: Messiah as Suffering Servant
My Own Metagetics Site, Suffering Servant Part I is a detailed overview of Isaiah's view of the Messiah and all the areas around chapter 53. By carefully following the dialetical relation of the dialogue between God, the prohpet, and the Messiah I show that the Messiah has to be the subject of chapter 53!
Suffering Servant Part 2: In this section I so a detailed exegesis of the chapter 53 to show that the Suffering Servant is the Messiah.
Suffer Servant part III:The Master List. IN this section I have compiled a Master list of all the quotations I could find from Rabbis on the Suffering Servant of Isaiah 53. I've arranged them in order of non-Midrashic (non-figurative to figurative) and chronological to show that the view goes back to pre-Christian times. I also have quotations that specifiy that this view (Messiah is suffering servat) was not figurative. And quotations from other experts. Easily over 100 quotations, over 50 by Rabbis.
Send Email to: metacrock@aol.com
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