Shmuel Hatalmid

Christians Repent! (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

What if everything you thought you knew about the Bible was wrong? What if you were suddenly able to see that you might have been on the wrong side of history? What if there was very little time left to change course before the Redemption? Those who have called for everyone else to repent are in fact the ones most in need of doing so.

What is the hidden message in Habakkuk?

When will the final Redemption (Geulah) occur?

Who is Moshiach Ben David?

What is the real meaning of the book of Revelation?

What is Kabbalah and why was it kept secret for 1500 years?

Who is the anti-Moshiach?

What is Tikun HaOlam? How do we bring about the time of Moshiach?

What is the lost account of the rejected cornerstone (Even Bochan)?

Who does 666 refer to?

What secret has remained hidden in plain sight in the Dead Sea Scrolls?

Why do Christians need to repent?

Christians Repent! is a fundamental and radical deconstruction of Christianity as we know it by a Chassidic Messianic Jew with intimate knowledge of his subject. It grips from the very beginning with a combination of clearly understandable theological concepts, well researched history, and a fundamentally Jewish outlook. It will change the way readers view the Bible.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Shmuel Hatalmid
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. Juni 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393750949
• Artikelnr.: 59805349

Autorenporträt

Born in the United States and making Aliyah at 18 years old, Shmuel HaTalmid has been a warrior, a mystic, an activist, and a Chosid. Shmuel was forced to live among missionaries as a child and escaped to rediscover his heritage in Yerushalayim. He therefore has an extraordinarily deep understanding of Christianity and it's fallacies.

Whether it was serving in Tzahal, studying Kabbalah in Tzfat, marching up hills for sit down protests near Shilo, or studying Gemara in Ohr Somayach in Mea Shearim, he has lived the life of a Jew with a deep sense of ahavat Israel and of gratitude to the Jewish homeland. He continues to serve his people to the best of his ability.