David Bivin

Could have been so much better. At times they made lofty claims that could in no way be backed up. The authors seemed very smart, and they often had great insights, but as a whole I found it lacking.

NO OF PAGES: 4 SUB CAT I: Yeshua SUB CAT II: First Century Judaism SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: Issue #04 contains the following articles: No. 4 (Jan. 1988): David Bivin, ?Did Jesus Observe the Oral Torah? - Jesus? Jewish Understanding of Blessing,? pp. 1-2; Hebrew Nuggets, Lesson 4: David Bivin, ?Jesus? Hebrew Name (Part 4),? p. 3; David Bivin, ?Jesus? Use of ?Amen,?? p. 4.NOTES: SUBTITLE: A Monthly Report on Research into the Words of Jesus

NO OF PAGES: 169 SUB CAT I: Christology SUB CAT II: Yeshua SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: This book explores the theory that the original gospel that formed the basis for the Synoptic Gospels was first communicated, not in Greek, but in the Hebrew language.NOTES: Donated by Mike Merryman. SUBTITLE: New Insights From a Hebraic Perspective

NO OF PAGES: 130 SUB CAT I: Christology SUB CAT II: SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: This book explores the theory that the original gospel that formed the basis for the Synoptic Gospels was first communicated, not in Greek, but in the Hebrew language.NOTES: SUBTITLE: New Insights From a Hebraic Perspective