Yeshua First-Person: The Rabbi's Story, In His Own Words ✡ Messianic Jewish Daily Devotional Bible for Men, Women, Children, Teens

Yeshua First-Person is a literal translation of his four ancient biographies, but phrased in the first-person, so you can experience just that. See the world from Yeshua Ben-Yosef's point of view and understand what it was like to be him as, finally, history's most controversial Rabbi speaks for himself.

"I stood on the beach, but the talmidim didn't know that it was me. I said to them, 'My sons, have you anything to eat?'"

Find yourself trailing alongside the carpenter turned prophet-taken aback by his interactions, surprised by his miracles, amused at his followers...so caught up in the first-person narrative you can't put it down.

"They woke me up and asked me, 'Rabbi, don't you care that we are dying?' I rebuked the wind and said to the sea, 'Shalom! Be still!'"

Nothing will touch you more than the raw humanness of the talmidim, their personal stories, and their Rabbi's frustrations and pride over them: Shimon and Yehuda, Miriam and Shoshana, Zakkai and Nakdimon...

"I saw Netanel coming to me, and said about him, 'Hinei! A Ben-Yisrael indeed, in whom is no deceit!'"

From the windy shores of the Kinneret, to the rolling hills of the Galil, to the bustling shuks of Yerushalaim, the original names of Yeshua's familiar haunts impart a sense of vivid authenticity.

"I came to Natzeret where I had been brought up. As was my custom, I entered into the shul on Shabbat and stood up to read."

Taste the actual words Yeshua used, still widely recognized today for their soulful meaning and resonance.

"I said to them, 'Is a menorah brought to be put under a basket? If any man has ears to shema, let him shema!'"

Eventually read and loved by millions of Gentiles, these books were originally written by religious Jews, primarily for Jews, about a Rabbi who practiced traditional Judaism.

"When eight days were fulfilled for my bris, my name was called Yeshua."

Mattai, Mark, Luke, and Yochanan: divided into 365 portions for daily reading.

"After I suffered I showed myself alive to the shaliachs whom I had chosen, appearing to them over a period of forty days and speaking about my kingdom."

Yeshua First-Person's addictive first-person tone will leave you reaching for it whenever it's time to read the Besorah.

"I took the cup, made the bracha, and gave it to them, saying, 'All of you drink it, for this is my blood of the brit chadasha.'"

Our sages taught that, while Mashiach was supposed to come at the end of four thousand years, he never did. What if these accounts hold the key to this unsolved mystery?

"Beginning from Moshe and from all the prophets, I explained to them throughout the Tanach the things concerning myself."

How will you know how much you almost missed unless you take the next step? Order your copy of Yeshua First-Person and prepare for a personal encounter with the greatest and most misunderstood of the Jewish prophets.

"I turned and saw them following and said, 'What are you looking for?' They said to me, 'Rabbi, where are you staying?' I said to them, 'Come and see!'"

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(See also: Jesus First-Person, English names edition)