This book begins to place Yeshua (aka Jesus) back into His proper context as a Jewish Rabbi and as the Hebrew Messiah. Yeshua was Torah observant because He is the Word made flesh. He could not violate Torah because that would be violating Himself, the very Word that He and the Father gave to Moshe (aka Moses). If He had violated Torah in any way He would never had any credibility as a prophet, let alone a Rabbi. To begin to understand what a Torah observant Messiah looks like opens a whole new door of understanding of our Who our Master is and who the Apostles were.

I encourage anyone to get a copy of this book and read it. It will challenge some preconceived ideas you may have about Yeshua and it will explain, at least a little, how the great divorce between Judaism and Christianity came to be.

As I said, this book is built upon the learning that we have done as a family over the past several years, only we didn't write it. It is a pleasure to read and so easy to understand. Lancaster has been greatly gifted with explaining sometimes difficult things to his readers in an understandable way.