Denver Journal Old Testament Exegesis Bibliography: Messianic Judaism

Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus (volumes 1-5) by Michael L. Brown Challenged by the popular belief that "Jews don't believe in Jesus!" Brown addresses Jewish objections to Jesus, and lays out hundreds of reasons why Jews should believe that Jesus is the Messiah.

Messianic Judaism by Dan Cohn-Sherbok Scholarly presentation of Messianic Judaism by a Jewish (non-Messianic) scholar.

The Complete Jewish Study Bible by Rabbi Barry Rubin (Editor); David H. Stern (Translator) David H. Stern’s English translation of the Bible with detailed study notes on the biblical text, articles on key Jewish themes, and Shabbat and Holiday readings.

Introduction to Messianic Judaism by David J. Rudolph (General Editor); Joel Willitts Messianic Jewish and Christian scholars address key themes, issues and challenges in contemporary Messianic Judaism.

Messianic Judaism: a Modern Movement with an Ancient Past by David H. Stern The book is an excellent introductory survey of Messianic Jewish thought. It addresses theological, historical, legal, and ontological issues related to the Messianic Jewish movement.

To the Jew First by Darrell L. Bock (Editor); Mitch Glaser (Editor) This collection of articles responds to “supersessionism” and “dual covenant” theology.

Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus by Michael L. Brown

Voices of Messianic Judaism: Confronting Critical Issues Facing a Maturing Movement by Cohn-Sherbok, D. ed Collection of articles on liturgy, biblical interpretation, Messianic synagogues, Messianic Jewish education, intermarriage, congregational leadership, role of women, Gentile conversion, zionism, and eschatology.

The Enduring Paradox: Exploratory Essays in Messianic Judaism. by Fisher, J. ed Collection of articles focuses on Messianic Jewish theology, Messianic Jews and Israel, and issues related to living with a Messianic Jewish identity in a today’s world.

How Jewish is Christianity? 2 Views on the Messianic Movement by Gundry, S. N. and L. Goldberg, eds Collection of articles on issues “for” and “against” the existence of “messianic congregations.”

Jewish Believers in Jesus: the Early Centuries by Skarsaune, O. and R. Hvalvik, eds. Scholars examine Greek, Latin, and Syriac literary evidence on the presence of Jewish believers in Europe and the Middle East during the first five centuries of the Church.

Our Father Abraham: Jewish Roots of the Christian Faith by Wilson, M. R. Introduction to Jewish thought and Jewish roots of the Church for Gentile Christians from a Messianic viewpoint.