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You Bring the Bagels, I’ll Bring the Gospel: Sharing the Messiah with Your Jewish Neighbor is unavailable, but you can change that!

This “how-to-witness-to-Jewish-people” book is an orderly presentation of everything you’ll need to share the Messiah with a Jewish friend or co-worker in a loving, non-confrontational manner. It offers insights into understanding Jewish religion and culture, including Messianic prophecies, Jewish objections to believing in Jesus, sensitivities in your witness and more. You’ll be educated and...

The Jews and Later Roman Rule Many Gentiles living in the Roman Empire adopted “Christianity” when the Emperor Constantine (306–337) declared it to be the state religion. Few in the Church objected to the new anti-Semitic traditions Constantine instituted. By the 400s Jews could no longer seek converts. Jews could not have non-Jewish slaves. The “Church” forbade intermarriage and in fact discouraged any contact between Christians and Jews. Some of the Church leaders, ostensibly followers of the Jew,
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