God, Torah, Messiah

Written by the Distinguished Professor of Theology and Jewish Studies at Moody Bible Institute, this first-of-its-kind comprehensive reference volume is an essential addition to the library of those students who wish to survey systematic theology with a distinctly Messianic Jewish emphasis. The first section deals with the Torah and the New Covenant, and how various aspects of the Word of God relate to one another. Goldberg then goes on to cover the nature and character of God before delving into the doctrines of man, sin and the world of angels and demons. The volume concludes with ecclesiology and offers thoughts on this doctrine for Messianic congregations.

In addition, two central chapters introduce the reader to watershed issues that divided Jewish believers from the mainstream Jewish community at the end of the first century: the deity as well as the humanity of the Messiah, and the idea that the Messiah would die for our sins.

A biography of this well respected scholar and teacher is included, as well as a bibliography and index.