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The division between the true religion of God, consummated in the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the resistant unbelief of Judaism go back 2,000 years—further than any other controversy that the Church has experienced. Such challenges and objections were met with by Christ Himself during His earthly ministry.
In our present day, some of these old arguments have revived under the influence of men who seek to oppose the gospel and prevent the conversion of the Jewish nation to the Christian faith. In this work, Matt Hedges thoroughly examines and answers the grounds and reasons of these objections, along with a complete vindication of the prophecies of the Old Testament that are a divine witness to the truth of the Christian religion and the fulfillment of all things in the person of Christ.
Matt Hedges is a Dutch Reformed theological researcher and writer, and resides in South Bend, Indiana. A student of philosophy at the Indiana University, he regularly publishes online work concerning theology, church history, and Reformed scholasticism.
Paperback
6×9
448 pages
The division between the true religion of God, consummated in the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the resistant unbelief of Judaism go back 2,000 years—further than any other controversy that the Church has experienced. Such challenges and objections were met with by Christ Himself during His earthly ministry.
In our present day, some of these old arguments have revived under the influence of men who seek to oppose the gospel and prevent the conversion of the Jewish nation to the Christian faith. In this work, Matt Hedges thoroughly examines and answers the grounds and reasons of these objections, along with a complete vindication of the prophecies of the Old Testament that are a divine witness to the truth of the Christian religion and the fulfillment of all things in the person of Christ.
Matt Hedges is a Dutch Reformed theological researcher and writer, and resides in South Bend, Indiana. A student of philosophy at the Indiana University, he regularly publishes online work concerning theology, church history, and Reformed scholasticism.
Paperback
6×9
448 pages
