What The Rabbonim Say About Moshiach
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What The Rabbonim Say About Moshiach
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An excellent Messianic Jewish resource for the serious student. This present volume is a setting down of principal rabbinic texts as have been traditionally and historically understood to present a picture of Moshiach and his work by some of the foremost exponents of rabbinical Judaism.
An excellent Messianic Jewish resource for the serious student. This present volume is a setting down of principal rabbinic texts as have been traditionally and historically understood to present a picture of Moshiach and his work by some of the foremost exponents of rabbinical Judaism. Every age of Jewish crises has precipitated a renewed interest in messianic expectation. Our own age of impending and mounting crises will undoubtedly result in the same. It behooves us, therefore, to examine the core of their ideas to be ready for this soon-coming time.
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