Yeshua: Getting To Know The Real Jesus

For centuries, the figure of Jesus has been central to Christian faith, yet the portrait painted by much of Christendom often diverges from the biblical and historical reality. Yeshua: Getting to Know the Real Jesus seeks to peel back layers of tradition, dogma, and misconception to reveal the authentic Messiah of scripture—Yeshua, the Hebrew teacher, prophet, and embodiment of YaHWeH’s Word. This book is not an attack on faith but a heartfelt call to rediscover the truth, rooted in the Torah, Prophets, and Writings, which Yeshua Himself upheld and fulfilled (Matthew 5:17, “I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil”).Many believers have inherited a Jesus shaped by Greco-Roman philosophy, a figure often detached from His Hebraic roots, portrayed as abolishing the Torah, establishing a new religion, or endorsing pagan practices. This caricature, born of centuries of theological drift, obscures the Yeshua who walked as a Torah-observant Jew, called to restore the lost sheep of Israel (Matthew 15:24, “I am not sent but unto the lost sheep of the house of Israel”). Through His life, death, and resurrection, Yeshua opened a door for all to join the covenant of Abraham, not as Gentiles bound to human traditions, but as heirs of Israel’s promise (Galatians 3:29, “If ye be Messiah’s, then are ye Abraham’s seed”).This book invites readers to shed the lens of Western theology and embrace a Hebraic mindset, where faith is active, rooted in obedience to YaHWeH’s eternal Torah (James 2:17, “Faith, if it hath not works, is dead”). It challenges replacement theology, the notion of a Sunday Sabbath, and the spiritualization of Israel’s covenant, urging believers to see themselves as grafted into Israel’s olive tree (Romans 11:17, “Thou… wert grafted in among them”). From the restoration prophecies of Ezekiel and Hosea to the vibrant Messianic movement today, we are witnessing the awakening of Israel’s identity in these “days of Elijah” (Malachi 4:5, “I will send you Elijah”).Written with love for my Christian brethren, this work may stir discomfort as it confronts long-held beliefs. Yet, like the Prophets and Yeshua, it speaks boldly to awaken hearts to truth (Ezekiel 33:6, “If the watchman blow not the trumpet”). My journey from Pentecostal roots to embracing my Hebraic identity through Yeshua revealed a faith alive with purpose, not bound by religious dogma but liberated by Torah’s wisdom (Psalm 19:7, “The law of YaHWeH is perfect”). I invite you to search the scriptures, test these words, and join the restoration of Israel’s covenant identity (Acts 17:11, “They searched the scriptures daily”). Identity is everything. Read more