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For the Sake of the Fathers

A New Testament View of God's Love for the Jewish People

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For the Sake of the Fathers

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Are you a follower of Jesus and a lover of the Jewish people? If so, then this book is written with you in mind. For the Sake of the Fathers’ emphasis is on the New Testament revelation of God’s heart for the Jewish people. You’ll be encouraged and strengthened in your awareness of God’s love. You will be fortified in your convictions concerning God’s purposes. Your understanding of God will increase, and your capacity to fellowship with Him will deepen.

©2018 David Harwood (P)2023 David Harwood
Christian Eschatology New Testament
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An Antidote for Supersessionism

An important re-examination of the Jewishness of the New Testament, especially in view of St Paul ... the Jewish Pharisee largely responsible for how the Roman Christian Church separated and evolved from its Jewish roots. Mr Harwood makes it clear that God is not finished with His People.

I was given this free advance review/listener copy (ARC) audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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