WHO ATE DINNER WITH ABRAHAM?

The book "Who Ate Dinner with Abraham?" is a fascinating journey into the depths of Scripture, leading to the discovery of the identity of a mysterious figure. The author challenges the current understanding of God and Jesus the Messiah, encouraging a rethinking of the foundations of faith. It is a reading that connects Jewish and Christian perspectives, opening new horizons of Bible interpretation. Immerse yourself in the reading and discover the deeper meaning of divine revelations.

• Deeper understanding of the Jewish roots of Christianity
• Discovery of Jesus the Messiah in the Old Testament
• Coherence of the Bible from beginning to end
• Analysis of the figure of the Angel of the Lord
• New perspective on the nature of Jesus Christ
• Inspiration to reflect on one's own faith
• Bridge between Jewish and Christian understanding of the Bible

This book aims to show how God reveals himself in Scripture and how the nature of Jesus Christ is described in it. Discovering this truth is our priority. The author, Asher Intrater, director of Revive Israel Ministries, combines theology with practical action for revival in Israel. His rich experience and education, gained at Harvard University and Hebrew College Baltimore, allow him to conduct deep and comprehensive biblical analyses.

As the founder of the Ahavat Yeshua Congregation in Jerusalem, Asher Intrater understands very well the challenges facing modern believers. His book is not only a theological treatise, but also a practical guide to understanding the Bible. Intrater shows that the Bible is coherent from beginning to end and that the figure of Jesus the Messiah is present in the Old Testament, which is the key to a fuller understanding of Christianity.

This publication is aimed at all those who want to deepen their knowledge of the Christian faith and its Jewish roots. The book is an excellent tool for understanding how God reveals himself in Scripture and how to understand the nature of Jesus Christ. Asher Intrater, with his experience and erudition, creates a work that inspires reflection and builds bridges between different religious traditions.

By reading this book, the reader has the opportunity to rediscover the meaning of Scripture and understand how deeply the Christian faith is rooted in the Jewish tradition. It is a reading that encourages reflection and helps to build a more coherent and understandable picture of God and His revelation in human history. The book is an invitation to dialogue and to seek the truth that unites and does not divide.