Torah Club: Chronicles of the Messiah, Commentary Set + Audio Magazine

Casebound 6-Book Set The five books plus appendices of Chronicles of the Messiah present an extensive harmonized study of the Gospels from a Messianic Jewish perspective, presented in a sturdy, hard-cover edition. Chronicles of the Messiah takes students on a passage-by-passage study through the story of Messiah, reconciling all four Gospels into one continuous narrative, perfect for weekly studies in the Gospels. This is an invaluable study source for every serious student of the Bible. Book One: Tells the story of Yeshua from his conception through his immersion and early ministry before the arrest of John. Book Two: Yeshua’s early ministry around Lake Galilee from the calling of the disciples to the death of John. Book Three: The teaching of Yeshua to his disciples from the story of the feeding of five thousand to his last Chanukkah in Jerusalem. Book Four: Yeshua’s final six months, including the resurrection of Lazarus, the triumphal entry, and the last public teachings. Book Five: The story of the Last Seder and Yeshua’s arrest, trial, suffering, crucifixion, triumphant resurrection, and ascension. Appendices: Critical indices necessary for navigating the other five books of the series, additional essays, charts, maps, tables, timeline, and glossary. Audio Magazine MP3 Audio files on USB Flash Drive Chronicles of the Messiah Audio Commentary contains fifty-four audio chapters corresponding to the fifty-four chapters of Chronicles of the Messiah. This audio magazine supplement includes children’s stories that narrate episodes from the life of the Master, further insights on the gospels from the nineteenth-century Rabbi Yechiel Tzvi Lichtenstein, and discussions about passages from lost Jewish gospels. Each audio chapter contains a Midrash on the pertinent gospel reading, a Torah Kids children’s story from the life of the Master, and a discussion about lost gospel fragments. Midrash: D. Thomas Lancaster sheds new insights on the life and teaching of Yeshua by presenting and explaining the previously untranslated Hebrew commentary of Rabbi Yechiel Tzvi Lichtenstein on the Gospels. Fragments: Toby Janicki examines non-canonical sayings of the Master and fragments from no-longer extant gospels like the Gospel of the Nazarenes, the Gospel of the Hebrews, and the Gospel of the Ebionites. Torah Kids: Follow the adventures of Rabbi Yeshua of Nazareth and his twelve disciples over the course of fifty-four children’s stories, all told from a Messianic Jewish perspective.