The Matriculation of the Messianic Man

The matriculation process is one of embarking upon a course of study. In this case the subject is the embracing of the Hebrew genesis of the Christian faith. Jesus (Yeshua) is the prophesied Messiah whose sacrifice provided a new covenantal approach to the mandates of the old.

This book represents a multi-pronged approach in defining the Messianic message which invites the true believer in Jesus/Yeshua to connect back to the Hebrew roots of their Christian faith. First, it is the author's biographical experience. Second, it is a review of the history of the church conflicts with the Messianic message from the first century to the twenty-first century. Third, it challenges the Messianic believer to be aware of what separates him from the theology of today's orthodoxy. Fourth, the observance and celebration of Sabbath, the Feasts and Torah are explored. And, last, the desire of the author to see the Messianic Man as a force for generational repentance, forgiveness and restoration of the demonically inspired separation between Jew and Gentile. God's plan to have One New Man on planet earth. This new creature, the One New Man of Ephesians 2:15, is neither Jew nor Gentile, and will vibrantly represent the Kingdom of God on earth. He will live and cooperate with Yeshua to impart the full Messianic message to the final generation.

The book combines personal testimony with history, theology and a bit of homespun humor in this "short course" of the Matriculation of the Messianic Man.