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Why the Need for this Bible? Today, there are more than 100 English versions of the Tanakh (Old Testament) that have been translated from the original Hebrew Bible. Trying to understand the differences between them is a study all its own.So why do we believe another version is needed? Nearly all Christian bibles are translated from either a Christian bias (trying to import the New Testament ideologies and Jesus into the Hebrew Bible), or the Jewish English Bibles minimalize Messianic passages (trying to keep the Messiah out).Bias is a hazard when approaching Bible Translation. It is such a minefield that Dr. Philip Noss, a Consultant with the American Bible society gave this warning.“Bible translation is never innocent. There is always motivation for translation, and inevitably there are implications and consequences to the act of translation.” Our motivation for producing the Messianic Prophecy Bible is not theologically biased. Our translators are working to produce a text that is as close to the most ancient manuscripts as possible; while maintaining the meanings of phrases and their nuances during the time they were written. Our desire is to help both Jewish and Christian readers understand the text better, not only through the translation, and also through notes. The foot notes will help readers understand where there are difficulties of translation and why. It will also give alternative translations of particularly difficult verses and passages. This will give the reader the ability to see various viewpoints and come to their own conclusions.The coming of the Messiah is central to both Judaism and Christianity. There are numerous passages that are considered Messianic by both Judaism and Christianity. We will present both Jewish and Christian interpretations of these Messianic Scriptures. This Bible will help all readers understand that there are various ways to view these Messianic passages. They will be presented as a discussion, not as a debate. It is important to learn how others see Messianic prophecy from their respective viewpoints and in their own words.To achieve this, we are having both Jewish scholars and Rabbis working alongside Christian/Messianic scholars to present the understanding of the Prophecies from within their own communities. Each Messianic Prophecy will be explained with commentary from both viewpoints. Reserve your Free Bible Next >

For sample verses from the Tree of Life Messianic Family Bible, click hereJohnTitle: Tree of Life Book of JohnDate: 2010Publisher: Destiny Image Publishers, Inc.: Shippensburg, PAContents: JohnReferences: Taliaferro-EELBV 9575.Images: Cover, Title pageComments: This is the first portion of what is expected to be a complete Bible translated from a Messianic Jewish perspective.GospelsTitle: Tree of Life The GospelsDate: 2011Publisher: Destiny Image Publishers, Inc.: Shippensburg, PAContents: GospelsReferences: Taliaferro-EELBV 9575.Images: Cover, Title pageNew TestamentTitle: Tree of Life The New CovenantDate: 2011Publisher: Destiny Image Publishers, Inc.: Shippensburg, PAContents: New TestamentReferences: Taliaferro-EELBV 9575.110.Images: Cover, Title pagePsalmsTitle: TLV Psalms with Commentary Hope and Healing in the Hebrew Scriptures Dr. Jeffrey Seif, Dr. Glenn Blank, and Paul WilburDate: 2012Publisher: Destiny Image Publishers, Inc.: Shippensburg, PAContents: PsalmsReferences: Taliaferro-EELBV 9575.Images: Cover, Title pageHoly BibleTitle: Holy Scriptures • Tree of Life Version (TLV)Date: ⓒ 2015 by the Messianic Jewish Family Bible SocietyPublisher: Grand Rapids MI (U.S.A.): BakerBooks. A Division of Baker Book HouseContents: Ta–Na–Kh and New Covenant. – Books listed • Acknowledgements • Honoring Tree of Life Families • Introducing the TLV • TLV Guidelines for revering “The Name“ • Guidelines to view our “Hebraic Lens“. – Prayers • Parashat reading Pages • TLV Declaration • Aaronic Benediction, Messiah´s Prayer, Welcoming the Sabbath • The Messianic Jewish Family Bible Story • The King´s University Sponsorship Declaration • Commendations • Glossary • 2 Maps • TLV Community.References: Images: (cover; title) Location: Collection Bibelarchiv–Birnbaum (www.bibelpedia.com). Karlsruhe, Baden. GermanyComments: Duravella cover, boxed; sewn binding, Bible paper. XIV, 1213 & [5] pp. Scripture text

This is the second edition of the Messianic Jewish Family Bible. Included in this edition is the entire Tree of Life Version translation; Genesis - Revelation. This edition comes in soft, leatherette cover with blind embossed lettering, gold edged pages, index tabs and sewn binding and it is printed on the highest quality Bible paper! These new Family Bibles contain an extended glossary of Hebrew terms, original maps, Jewish reading cycle, and several Hebrew prayers that are just perfect to use in your family gatherings! Also included in the Messianic Jewish Family Bible 101 Messianic Jewish Scripture Illustrations, Storytelling Headings, 66 Inspiring Book and 7 indexed section introductions. Our collaborative team, taking a consensus building approach, looks carefully at the underlying Greek and Hebrew, to render a translation that is accurate, readable, reverential, and true to the worldview that brings together Jewish and Gentile people in Yeshua. By the time our text has passed through these various lenses with helpful editorial suggestions, the blending produces a vibrant story line that no single contributor could offer individually. It is critical for each one-translators, theologians, language experts, editors, designers, artists, and you our readers-to remember that this story is not about us. The Tree of Life is God's story! The narrative comes alive in the vivid, in-the-moment drama of the pages within this Good Book. Even the tenses of Greek verbs come alive in English when the historic presents are translated in present time. As we grasp hold of it and hold it tight (Proverbs 3:18), we can appropriate His story for our own lives.Imitation LeatherPublished January 1, 20202 people are currently readingAbout the authorRatings & ReviewsFriends & Following Community ReviewsDisplaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews35 reviewsNovember 3, 2024Fantastic translation that puts the Hebrew Bible in Tanakh order (I don’t know if any else that do the same with a New Testament). This is my favorite Bible for preaching and teaching as well as personal reading. Kept with it for 5 years and will return a lot.Author 12 books20 followersJanuary 7, 2024Best Messianic translation of the Bible that I've ever read.Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews

Good Questions, Real Answers with Monte Judah is a thought-provoking show that provides insightful responses to questions sent in by viewers. On this episode of “Good Questions, Real Answers,” Monte examines the Law of the Nazir, discusses Elijah and murder, Abraham’s bosom being a real place, the Ezekiel 38-39 War, and gives guidance on the differences between Messianic Judaism, Messianic, and Rabbinic Judaism. We’re digging deep today, so grab your pen, notebook, and Bible and join us! For more information: To make an offering to the ministry you can do so here: Monte Judah Links: Other Lion and Lamb Links: Contact Us at: [email protected] 00:00 Introduction 00:43 How do Messianics Approach Predestination? 05:25 Why did Elisha Curse the 42 Boys? 10:31 What is the law of the Nazarites? 13:55 Is Abraham's Bosom a Place That Still Exists? 17:12 When Will the Gog and Magog war Happen? 23:07 Are Messianics Jews? 31:19 Closing and Prayer