Tag Archives: David Rudolph

We Did It, Rudolph on Paul’s Rule

Posted on August 15, 2010 by Derek Leman

I pointed many of you fine blog readers a few weeks ago to a great article by David Rudolph, a friend and a Messianic Jewish New Testament scholar. Other Messianic Jewish bloggers also urged readers to view David’s article. It … Continue reading →

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Rudolph’s “Paul Rule” Article, Part 1

Posted on July 26, 2010 by Derek Leman

One of the things that astounds me is the depth of scholarship in our tiny little movement. Messianic Judaism, further delimited in my understanding as the Jewish movement by that name and not the slightly larger movement including many non-Jewish … Continue reading →

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Jews and Christians Together . . . in Holy Matrimony

Posted on June 30, 2009 by Derek Leman

Rich Nichol, the Director of the Rabbinical Ordination Institute at MJTI (mjti.com) says, “For final redemption to occur, the Church and the Jewish people must come together as never before.” Stuart Dauermann, the Senior Scholar at MJTI just released a … Continue reading →

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