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For the christian and Jew alike
This book is a very enlightening resource for both Jews and Christians alike. Stan's intensive research on the subject reveals what most believers know; if you read both the OT and NT and consider all the prophecies, then it is undeniable that Jesus is the Messiah. This book also touches on why there became such a seperation between early Jewish believers and gentile believers and why it has become such an obstacle today. For more on this subject read Telchin's other book abandoned which addresses the seperation in more detail from both a historical and theological perspective. This book is not damaging to the Jewish people;on the contrary, it tells of the true fulfillment of the Jewish faith!

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Story of my life!
Telchin's book was recommended by my (recently) Christian daughter away at college. Her pastor thought I might like it ( I was sure she got into some cult)! Well, this 3-hour read began a journey for which I will hopefully be eternally grateful. The book is heartfelt, historically interesting and real. Highly recommended for Jews exploring Christianity, or Christians wishing more understanding of their Jewish friends. Some of my family's objections have been predictable (I bought each of them a copy). "Contrived, simple-minded, false premise." Its also interesting to note that each reader had little or no foundation in practicing Judaism, generally aspiritual lifestyles, even one athiestic Jew (always an oxymoron if you ask me). No, I'm not a Jew turned pastor, but this book opened my heart to deeper and meaningful exploration into bible study (New and Old), church attendance, and a Christian men's group studying methods of "authentic manhood" by Robert Lewis (a fascinating and vital program if men are ever to return to the spiritual leaders they were designed to be). Telchin's story opens the door for searching Jews to begin a journey towards acceptance of Christ as who he said he was, and who he was foretold to be.

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Who Could Find Fault With This?
Here is the personal story of a man who explored his faith and discovered that it led him to Christianity. He was not proselytized. No one pressured him. He took his time and researched all the questions he could think of. He allowed each member of his family the privacy to do the same, and they all became Christians. Then they all paid the price of alienation for their new found convictions.

Join Stan Telchin in his quest for truth. This is a well written book that will arouse the imagination of any open minded reader. This book is easy to read and hard to put down.