Tag Archives: Paul Philip Levertoff

PODCAST: Yeshua in Context – Born from Above

Posted on May 28, 2010 by Derek Leman

When you read the Fourth Gospel in light of its Jewish context, you realize that the focus of this gospel is narrow but profound. John focuses on a mystical theme, the union of heaven and earth, the coming down from … Continue reading →

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What is at Stake in the FFOZ / Tim Hegg Debate?

Posted on July 15, 2009 by Derek Leman

The people at First Fruits of Zion are friends of mine, so as I write this, I make no pretense to objectivity. I do think, however, that the arguments I will briefly lay out speak for themselves. I believe it … Continue reading →

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Love in the Messianic Age, Paul Philip Levertoff

Posted on June 19, 2009 by Derek Leman

A friend just told me yesterday he is going to graduate school with a concentration in Jewish mysticism and its history. I myself have read very little Jewish mysticism and kabbalah and so forth. I remarked that my own plans … Continue reading →

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