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The Christian's Biblical Guide to Understanding Israel: Insight Into God's Heart for His People

The Christian’s Biblical Guide to Understanding Israel by Doug Hershey is comprehensive guide for believers who want to have a better understanding of God’s heart for Israel and why Israel is important, both in the Bible and today. The book is presented in a quick-reference format, making it easy for you to find the biblical explanation for a given topic, without having to read through the entire book. The book also includes a prayer guide, written from Isaiah 62, encouraging prayer for peace in Jerusalem.
 

112 pages, Paperback

First published September 6, 2011

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Doug Hershey

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Whether writing or speaking, Doug Hershey shares from a perspective of historian and storyteller. His personal accounts of present day Israel, the Middle East and the awakening of bible prophecy are as intriguing as they are rare. Doug is also the founder of Ezra Adventures, an Israel focused travel company. Based out of Portland, Maine, when he's not in Israel he is speaking at churches, synagogues and universities.

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April 23, 2024
Doug Hershey has done an amazing job in this little book! Instead of taking the side of the Jews or the Christians, he focuses sharply on the only true hope of both: Jesus! Doug helps the reader see Jesus in the Tanakh as well as in the Gospels. Doug expands the meaning and Hebrew pronunciation of many terms that help the reader understand the deeper meaning of Jewish practices. Doug reveals Jesus in each Biblical feast. Neither Jews nor Christians have any boast except in the LORD who chose them to show forth His mercy!

There is little negative to say about this book. However, I did find that the size of the font was much smaller than what I have come to expect in a book. I don't know why this size was chosen. Also, as a student of Hebrew, I would have preferred to see the actual Hebrew words written instead of only their transliterations. Neither of these complaints should detract from the praise I am giving to the content of this book! I believe all readers would find it inspiring and informative!
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