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NOW AVAILABLE! The Letter Writer: Paul's Background & Torah Perspective by Tim Hegg – 2nd Edition |
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After being out of print for over a year, The Letter Writer by Tim Hegg is once again available. Essentially a re-print of the 1st Edition (published in 2002), the 2nd Edition contains a number of small corrections and a few minor updates. If you have questions about Paul and his view of the Torah (Law), this book might just be what you're looking for. Softcover; 310 pages; Indexes $15.20 each when ordering 10 or more (Retailers, contact us for wholesale information on The Letter Writer - 1-800-508-3566) |
Shabbat Siddur Hardcover Edition is now available |
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This is identical to our softcover (spiral bound) Shabbat Siddur which many of you are using, except this edition is hardcover (black with gold foil emboss). The pagination for both editions is exactly the same. 1-9 copies: $14.95 each |
Our Created Solar System – Full Length DVD |
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 What You Aren't Being Told About Astronony Vol 1 Our Created Solar System |
Some of you have heard me reference an exciting new DVD that exposes the "feet of clay" upon which the evolutionary theory has been built. I'm very happy to announce that this DVD is now available. Spike Psarris has put together a terrific video presentation showing how clear, scientific facts support the biblical account of creation and defy the evolutionary model in multiple ways. But even beyond its apologetic value, this DVD will cause you to marvel at the handiwork of God as you get "up close and personal" with our Solar System. (Running time: 109 minutes)
Retail price: $14.95 |
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Torah Resource via PayPal (even if you don't have a PayPal Account) Recent Articles It is Often Said: 2000 Years of Christianity Cannot be Wrong! Confronting Issues The Unity of the Torah:
There continues to be controversy within the Torah movement regarding the role of the non-Jewish believer within the Torah community. The same controversies and issues that plagued the early congregations of The Way are still with us! A significant issue in these controversies is whether the non-Jewish believer in Yeshua has the same obligations to the Torah as the Jewish believer. Or to ask the question another way: does the non-Jewish believer have the same covenant obligations and privileges as does the Jewish believer? In this short essay, I have looked at the various terms used to designate the Torah, and noted that in many cases, the singular form of these terms (e.g., commandment, word, etc.) is used to denote the whole. This emphasizes the unity of the Torah. The argument that some of the laws are given to specific groups (e.g., to women, men, kings, priests) does not logically prove that some laws were given only the Jewish people and not to the non-Jew. Download a pdf file of the essay
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