The Messianic Seal of the Jerusalem Church

The Messianic Seal of the Jerusalem Church strikes at the very roots of anti-Semitism while proclaiming a compelling message that breaks down barriers and restores unity:  Jew with Jew, and Jew with Gentile.

In their monumental work, Reuven Schmalz presents a fascinating and exciting historical account leading up to the founding of the First Century Jerusalem Church on Mount Zion until its final disappearance in the fourth century.  Bob Fischer (who also wrote The Ways of the Way) then presents a compelling biblical interpretation of the meaning of the ancient three-part symbol and its contemporary relevance to the Church and the world beyond.

Contents:

Part One

• Author's Note
• Introduction
• The Backdrop
• The Plot Thickens
• The Seat of David Usurped
• David and Zadok
• The Stage is Set
• The Throne of David
• An Explanation of the Symbol
• After Words

Part Two

• Introduction
• A Matter of Perspective
• Mount Zion and the Temple Mount
• The Messianic Synagogue on Mount Zion
• Unity in Yeshua-Not Uniformity
• The Heart of the Problem:  Different Interpretations of Scripture
• The Meaning of the Messianic Seal of the Jerusalem Church, The Sum of its Parts
• The Menorah
• The Star of David
• The Fish
• The Fourth Symbol:  The Taw
• The Aleph and the Taw
• Putting the Parts Together
• How the Nazarenes May have Interpreted the "Seal's" Meaning
• An Interpretation of the Messianic Seal of the Jerusalem Church from my own Israeli Messianic Jewish Perspective
• The Contemporary and the Breaking Down of Barriers
• Reconciliation and the Breaking Down of Barriers from a Jewish (Rabbinical) Perspective
• Reconciliation and the Breading Down of Barriers from a Church Perspective
• In Summary
• After Words
• Bibliography

99 Pages
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