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Brownstein, Robert

 
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Synopsis

Long before the time of Jesus, Jewish communities spread throughout the eastern Mediterranean. Many of these congregations are augmented by growing numbers of Gentiles, known as God-fearers, who participate in the synagogue, follow many Jewish practices but reject adult circumcision.Soon after the crucifixion of Jesus, his first followers, all Jews, start new congregations in Palestine and the Diaspora, preaching his Jewish message. Two years later, in the year 35, Paul, a Jew from Asia Minor, will join this movement and change its character and direction forever. During Pauls early missions to Diaspora synagogues, he finds that these gentile Jewish sympathizers respond to his proposals for a New Israel. They will provide him with the market opening he needs to start his first congregations.Making Jesus the Messiah illuminates to pivotal relationship between Paul and this market segment of God-fearers in the earliest history of Christianity. With his first communities established, Christianity is born.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Long before the time of Jesus, Jewish communities spread throughout the eastern Mediterranean. Many of these congregations are augmented by growing numbers of Gentiles, known as God-fearers, who participate in the synagogue, follow many Jewish practices but reject adult circumcision.Soon after the crucifixion of Jesus, his first followers, all Jews, start new congregations in Palestine and the Diaspora, preaching his Jewish message. Two years later, in the year 35, Paul, a Jew from Asia Minor, will join this movement and change its character and direction forever. During Pauls early missions to Diaspora synagogues, he finds that these gentile Jewish sympathizers respond to his proposals for a New Israel. They will provide him with the market opening he needs to start his first congregations.Making Jesus the Messiah illuminates to pivotal relationship between Paul and this market segment of God-fearers in the earliest history of Christianity. With his first communities established, Christianity is born.

Biographie de l'auteur

Robert Brownstein is a veteran of World War II, the Korean conflict and 33 years with IBM. His career in computing encompassed product and business planning, and market development. He lives in Stamford, CT and Martha's Vineyard with his wife Laura.

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