Christianity for the Orthodox Jew

(If this booklet receives negative reviews, kindly read the book title, and then recall what happened to Jesus Christ 2,000 years ago. If it received positive reviews from the target audience, something is wrong. No offense intended. Most people don't like dental surgery.)

This book attempts to introduce an Orthodox Jewish person to Christianity and the New Testament. It includes a handful of arguments for the validity of viewing Jesus of Nazareth / Yeshua Hanotzri as the Messiah/Mashiach predicted in the Old Testament / Torah. It also provides a brief introduction to Christianity, its beliefs, and its history. And it provides the author's own views on some pressing topics related to Jews in today's world.

What this book is not: It is not a covert attempt to push Christianity. It states its goals from the outset. It also does not advocate a type of blend of religions, resulting in nothing that can be called religious at all.

What this book is: It aims to provide serious food for thought that an Orthodox Jew may find to be beneficial. It tries to urge attention to be paid to the real message of Jesus / Yeshu.