The Masoretic Text forms the basis of our cherished Old Testament, and we are all familiar with it to one degree or another. As part of the Word of God, it is worth defending. Many make the mistake of viewing the Masoretic Text with suspicion as they believe that the Hebrew therein is a corrupted production of rabbinic Judaism, which is anti-Christian in nature. Yet we ought not to be ashamed of Biblical Hebrew, or entertain false accusations of Judaizing. The Hebrew Old Testament is, after all, very much a Christian book, insofar as it was written by Christ, and prophesies of him throughout.
In this volume, Joseph Weissman proves that it is that the Hebrew Scripture that God breathed was not lost in time; rather, that God preserved it in the Masoretic Text and kept it pure throughout the ages: exactly as he promised in his Word.
Paperback
6×9
298 pages
The Masoretic Text forms the basis of our cherished Old Testament, and we are all familiar with it to one degree or another. As part of the Word of God, it is worth defending. Many make the mistake of viewing the Masoretic Text with suspicion as they believe that the Hebrew therein is a corrupted production of rabbinic Judaism, which is anti-Christian in nature. Yet we ought not to be ashamed of Biblical Hebrew, or entertain false accusations of Judaizing. The Hebrew Old Testament is, after all, very much a Christian book, insofar as it was written by Christ, and prophesies of him throughout.
In this volume, Joseph Weissman proves that it is that the Hebrew Scripture that God breathed was not lost in time; rather, that God preserved it in the Masoretic Text and kept it pure throughout the ages: exactly as he promised in his Word.
Paperback
6×9
298 pages
