Revealing Jesus As Messiah: Identifying Isaiah's servant of the Lord by Stuart Sacks

Revealing Jesus As Messiah

Identifying Isaiah's servant of the Lord

Stuart Sacks

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The Messianic Songs of Isaiah have been called the 'Fifth Gospel' - Why?

Stuart Sacks, Jewish believer, musician, author and broadcaster shows us how these fascinating sections of the prophecy of Isaiah point to one person as the Jewish Messiah.

About Stuart Sacks

Specifications

Author: Stuart Sacks
Release Date: October 2001
Pages: 160
Format: Pocket paperback
Dimensions: 178 x 110
ISBN: 9781857923117
Imprint: Christian Focus
Category: Bible Study > Theology > General

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Endorsements

"In thirteen short, readable chapters Sacks provides insight into the nature and work of Jesus as Israel's and our Messiah and offers encouragement for those who want to know him and be like him. It would be difficult for anyone to read this book and not be helped by it."

James Montgomery Boice, Late pastor of Tenth Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia

“The author’s ability to move fluidly between the promises and prophecies of Isaiah and their New Testament fulfilment makes this an enlightening and practical book. Clearly Stuart Sacks is thrilled to introduce to us his Messiah, and to encourage us all, Jew and Gentile alike, to know him…”

John Stuart Ross,

"This is a study of the ‘servant songs' from Isaiah showing their relationship to Jesus. There are 13 chapters in all, the last 6 of which deal with the last ‘song'. In each chapter of the book Stuart Sacks moves through an Isaiah passage and the related passages from the gospels, letters, psalms and other OT writings showing, with a Jewish understanding, how the messianic theme runs through them all.

The reader is led gently along to see how the eternal love of God portrayed by Isaiah in the servant songs. They are seen as part of the seamless history of God's plan for the salvation of man and the timeless nature of his promises. This is a good book for quiet personal guidance and reflection."

LP, CLC Book Reviews

... a much needed antidote to man-centredness and truimphalism; provided in the best possible way- looking at Jesus the servant

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