The Torah, the Acts of the Apostles, Jews for Jesus and the Complete Jewish Bible: Understanding and Defining Messianic Judaism

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. A religious movement of seemingly opposite theologies, Messianic Judaism blends Christian beliefs with Jewish ritual practices and dogma. Many Messianic Jews ethnically identify themselves as being Jewish and consider themselves to be followers of a sect of Judaism, although the Messianic movement is often classified as Christian due to the alignment of its core beliefs that Jesus is the Messiah. Messianic Jews observe many of the Jewish laws including Shabbat and Jewish holidays.

This book discusses the Messianic Jewish movement, it's predecessors such as the Nazarene sect and the Ebionites, as well as the Messianic canon of beliefs. Also included are Messianic organizations.

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