Comments on: Jerusalem the time piece of God… http://www.buddymartin.net/blog/2008/06/12/jerusalem-the-time-piece-of-god/ Comments, Observations and Musings on the Journey of Life Thu, 20 Nov 2008 14:42:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Bro. Buddy http://www.buddymartin.net/blog/2008/06/12/jerusalem-the-time-piece-of-god/#comment-4011 Bro. Buddy Tue, 17 Jun 2008 14:55:41 +0000 http://www.buddymartin.net/blog/?p=467#comment-4011 Kitty, I'm glad that you are enjoying my writings on Jerusalem. There is more to this story. No question that Jerusalem serves as God's time clock of redemption. Blessings, Buddy Kitty,

I’m glad that you are enjoying my writings on Jerusalem. There is more to this story. No question that Jerusalem serves as God’s time clock of redemption.

Blessings,

Buddy

]]> By: Kitty Wiggins http://www.buddymartin.net/blog/2008/06/12/jerusalem-the-time-piece-of-god/#comment-4010 Kitty Wiggins Tue, 17 Jun 2008 14:49:40 +0000 http://www.buddymartin.net/blog/?p=467#comment-4010 I learned a lot from this study that I didn't know. Thanks. Will try to get to all of the above studies. Thanks Bro. Buddy. Kitty I learned a lot from this study that I didn’t know. Thanks. Will try to get to all of the above studies. Thanks Bro. Buddy.
Kitty

]]> By: Bro. Buddy http://www.buddymartin.net/blog/2008/06/12/jerusalem-the-time-piece-of-god/#comment-4002 Bro. Buddy Sat, 14 Jun 2008 16:46:17 +0000 http://www.buddymartin.net/blog/?p=467#comment-4002 Mike, The one volume of the Anti-Nicene writings that every serious Bible student should acquire is volume #1. You will gain considerable insight into how the Jewish believers and the nonbelievers differed. As for the information that I shared in this entry, it comes from various sources. There likely isn't simply one book that provide what you are looking for. This is why I gave a list of recommended reading. And being familiar with the prophetic text in the Bible is a major plus. Judaism and the Origins of Christianity is a good source. The author was an Orthodox Jew but not far from taking to himself Jesus as Messiah of Israel. David Flusser was a good friend of a number of Christian theologians. He was the one who said that he would not be surprised if the Messiah was Jesus. (He passed on just a few years ago.) Wish I could point you to the one book (other than the Bible) that would help you the most, but I have a notable collection of books in my library. (Don't even know the number.) However, I would not hesitate to recommend that you obtain the writings of John Lightfoot and also 'The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah,' by Alfred Edersheim. Hope this helps a bit. Buddy Mike,

The one volume of the Anti-Nicene writings that every serious Bible student should acquire is volume #1. You will gain considerable insight into how the Jewish believers and the nonbelievers differed.

As for the information that I shared in this entry, it comes from various sources. There likely isn’t simply one book that provide what you are looking for. This is why I gave a list of recommended reading. And being familiar with the prophetic text in the Bible is a major plus.

Judaism and the Origins of Christianity is a good source. The author was an Orthodox Jew but not far from taking to himself Jesus as Messiah of Israel. David Flusser was a good friend of a number of Christian theologians. He was the one who said that he would not be surprised if the Messiah was Jesus. (He passed on just a few years ago.)

Wish I could point you to the one book (other than the Bible) that would help you the most, but I have a notable collection of books in my library. (Don’t even know the number.) However, I would not hesitate to recommend that you obtain the writings of John Lightfoot and also ‘The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah,’ by Alfred Edersheim.

Hope this helps a bit.

Buddy

]]> By: Mike H. http://www.buddymartin.net/blog/2008/06/12/jerusalem-the-time-piece-of-god/#comment-4001 Mike H. Sat, 14 Jun 2008 14:12:05 +0000 http://www.buddymartin.net/blog/?p=467#comment-4001 another great study. I have your list of recommended reading, I am working through the ante-nicene fathers on E-Sword. But what single volume would you recommend to know more about Judaism and Christianity. Would the "Judaism and the Origins of Christianity" give me more on type things you present here? another great study. I have your list of recommended reading, I am working through the ante-nicene fathers on E-Sword. But what single volume would you recommend to know more about Judaism and Christianity. Would the “Judaism and the Origins of Christianity” give me more on type things you present here?

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