July 21st, 2021
Concordia Theological Seminary, Graduate Student
July 21st, 2021
Reformed Theological Seminary, Graduate Student
July 21st, 2021
Southern Baptist Theological seminary, Graduate Student
Very useful information with good images to explain. It covers an area that has been largely ignored in modern scholarship to my knowledge.
July 21st, 2021
South African Theological Seminary, Graduate Student
July 21st, 2021
Grand Canyon University, Graduate Student
REVIEWED AND ENDORSED BY SEMITIC SCHOLAR, DR. MICHAEL BROWN, .
"According to Jewish tradition, if Psalm 110 refers to David, it was written by a court poet who referred to David, the king, as “my lord” (Hebrew adoni). According to a Christian reading of the text, as reflected in ancient Greek and Syriac manuscripts, the passage referred to Jesus the Messiah, with David referring to Him as “my Lord” (Hebrew adonai). Which tradition more accurately reflects the original Hebrew text? Which group, Jewish or Christian, changed the original vocalization to fit their own theology? In this clear and concise monograph, Dr. Al Garza makes the case for adonai, my Lord, being the original reading, thereby pointing clearly to the divinity of the Messiah. Is he right? Dig in for yourself, weigh the evidence carefully, and make an informed decision".
Dr. Michael L. Brown, author of the 5-volume series Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus.
“This is definitely worth reading by my peers. It alerts us as to the importance of Hebrew MSS of the NT, and also serves to challenge the general consensus that Mark was the earliest gospel, and was used by Matt and Luke. I still hold to that view, but I need to have my way of looking at the Synoptic problem challenged, and this short essay certainly does this!”
“A fine, thought-provoking article!” Private Peer Review
Reviewed and Cataloged at the National Library of Israel.
"For centuries the Name of God has been debated on how to pronounce it. Many Western scholars and Christians believe it is Yahweh while others in Rabbinic Jewish circles hold to Yehovah. Which is correct? For the first time, Hebrew Rabbinic Jewish sources have been discovered and translated. Some have never been seen or translated from Hebrew. In them, they reveal the secret that has been hidden from the Western world. What will they say regarding the true Name of God and how to pronounce it? The majority of the resources shown in this book have been re-discovered and translated for the first time from Hebrew into English" Order here at Amazon.com