In this issue:

To Whom Shall We Go

Is conversion to Judaism a viable choice for believers in Messiah?
D. Thomas Lancaster looks at the ramifications of joining mainstream Judaism in this reprint from Issue 85.

The Virgin Birth

Critics of the Gospel are always quick to attack the birth narratives. Is the story of Yeshua's virgin birth reliable? Is it necessary? Tim Hegg answers.

The Mediator

Opponents of the Gospel claim that an intermediary between God and man is unnecessary. Is this really what Judaism teaches?
Is it what the Bible teaches?

Unique and Incomprehensible

Boaz Michael navigates through the difficulties of expressing a high Christology consistent with Apostolic Judaism and within the biblical framework.

True Faith Strengthened

Meet Yechiel Tzvi Lichtenstein, one of the founding fathers of modern Torah Observant Messianic Judaism.

Faith Strengthened

Toby Janicki opens up the definitive work of anti-missionary objections to the Gospel and exposes its inherent weaknesses and karaite foundation.

The Exalted Rebbe

Study along with Toby Janicki as he takes a look at the Jewish approach to Christology and dispels some common objections to Yeshua.

Why We Are Called Believers

Yeshua did not complete the Messianic mission described by the prophets. D. Thomas Lancaster concedes that faith in Yeshua actually does require faith, and that's why we are called believers.

PLUS...

Dear Avi answers a question about the curse of Jehoiachin and how it relates to Messiah.