Your People Shall Be My People: How Israel, the Jews and the Christian Church Will Come Together in the Last Days Tapa blanda - 2016

Descripción de contraportada

It's a crucial moment in world history--and Israel and her people are at center stage.

How will the Church respond?

In the Old Testament, Ruth made a pledge to Naomi: Your people shall be my people. But over the millennia, we have lost sight of that vow, turned our backs on the Jewish people and even played a major role in their persecution.

Now is the time to embrace Ruth's vow and God's chosen people once again.

In this updated and expanded version of a landmark text, Don Finto, a leader in Christian-Jewish relations, reveals God's purposes for His covenant people in these times--and how this revelation is affecting the Church.

As we align our prayers with the cry of Israel, embrace her people and reaffirm our promises, we'll enter into a story that will change the world--and our own lives--forever!

"Mandatory reading for understanding the next, greatest and last move of God's Spirit on planet earth."--Sid Roth, president, Messianic Vision; host, It's Supernatural!

"This is the best bridge-building book written on the subject of Israel, the Jewish people and the Church!"--James W. Goll, founder, Encounters Network, Prayer Storm and GET eSchool; bestselling author

"One cannot read this very timely, truly life-changing book without receiving God's heart for the Jewish people."--Cindy Jacobs, co-founder, Generals International

"Controversy surrounds God's plan for Israel. Don Finto presents a biblical and exciting perspective of God's heart toward the Holy Land. In doing so, he gives us a valuable and inspiring resource for winning our Jewish friends to Christ."--Francis Frangipane, founding pastor (retired), River of Life Ministries, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

"Now is the time for the Jewish-Gentile partnership prophesied in the book of Ruth to be fulfilled. Your People Shall Be My People could be your doorway to take part in Israel's final redemption."--Eitan Shishkoff, founding director, Tents of Mercy