Mailed at one time with 52 unique lessons.
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Quantity: 2–5: $50.00
Quantity: 6 or more: $45.00
Enjoy your study break with fellow disciples! Get extra mugs for yourself or your students.
Classic Torah Club mug. 11 oz. Matte white finish with the black Torah Club logo on the front and back.
The perfect coaster for Torah Club fans! These absorbent stone coasters protect against water rings and condensation puddles. The cork backing on the coaster protects your furniture or desktop from scratches.
Great to show your support! Available in black only, with the Torah Club logo printed on front. One size only.
We have ventured into new territories of the faith and now face questions that we had never considered and may not be prepared to answer. Intelligent questions posed by opponents of the Gospel can shake our faith and cause us to question the Messiahship of Yeshua.
Honor the legacy of Messianic Jewish pioneer Theophilus Lucky with this beautiful 8" x 10" print for your home, office, or study. Ready for framing or to be displayed as a stand-alone print.
While there have been a plethora of commentaries on the Didache from Christian and even Jewish points of view, this is the first major work from a Messianic Jewish perspective. The Way of Life will benefit both Messianic Jews and Gentiles who desire to study the priorities and life of the earliest believers in Yeshua.
Discover a truly Messianic Jewish vision: Messianic Judaism for All Nations, a worldview founded on the land, the people, and the Scriptures of Israel, regenerated in the resurrection of Yeshua, and looking toward the coming kingdom.
Vine of David is proud to present Paul Philip Levertoff’s great masterpiece, The Religious Thought of the Chasidim, now available in English with a fresh new translation from Vine of David. This book immerses the reader deeply into the waters of Jewish mysticism, primarily Chasidic teaching from the Chabad school of Chasidism, which was established by Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi (1745–1812), the illustrious relative of the author, Paul Philip Levertoff.
