While we are committed to studying the Bible in its original context, we also encourage discernment. Not everything connected to the Hebrew Roots movement is sound or helpful. That is why we recommend trusted resources from authors and teachers we know personally and respect, both in Israel and the United States. Our hope is that these carefully chosen materials will help you grow in a faithful and grounded understanding of Scripture.
Echoes of His Presence helps bring the world of Jesus into clearer view through historically grounded, fictional stories rooted in Jewish life and culture. By exploring the customs, settings, and perspectives of the biblical world, this resource helps readers better understand the ministry of Jesus and experience the gospel with fresh meaning and depth.
Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus by Ann Spangler and Lois Tverberg helps readers explore the teachings of Jesus through the culture, customs, and traditions of the first-century Jewish world. This expanded edition also includes a discussion guide and a home Passover Seder resource, making it a meaningful tool for both personal and group study.
This interactive study resource from Biblical Backgrounds helps readers explore the Bible through the geography of the land. It includes seven large 17”x22” maps of the biblical world, a 40-page supplement with additional maps and a 4,000-year overview chart of the ancient world, and a 108-page study guide with clear instructions. With twenty-four study segments covering key biblical events, it offers a rich and practical way to connect Scripture to the places where it happened.
Walking in the Dust of Rabbi Jesus by Lois Tverberg helps readers explore the life and teachings of Jesus through the Jewish context of the first century. By uncovering the culture, setting, and thought world behind the Gospels, this book brings fresh depth and clarity to familiar passages. It is a meaningful resource for anyone who wants to better understand Jesus as a rabbi and follow Him with deeper insight and greater devotion.
Our Father Abraham by Marvin Wilson helps readers rediscover the deep Hebrew roots of the Christian faith. Drawing from biblical, historical, and cultural insight, Wilson explores the connection between Judaism and Christianity and encourages believers to better understand Scripture through a Hebraic perspective. With thoughtful teaching and study questions in each chapter, this book is a valuable resource for personal growth or group study.
A Taste of Torah by Keren Hannah Pryor is a devotional commentary that offers thoughtful insight into the Torah and the beauty of God’s Word. Drawing from both Jewish sages and Christian reflections on the Tanach, it brings together rich perspectives in a gentle and inspiring way. It is a meaningful resource for those new to Torah study as well as for those wanting to go deeper in their weekly portions, whether for personal use or group study.
A Dash of Drash by Keren Hannah offers a creative and insightful approach to Torah study, bringing fresh perspective to each parashah through thoughtful reflection and imaginative exploration. With its blend of depth, curiosity, and spiritual application, this resource helps readers engage Scripture more deeply and grow in their connection to Yeshua, the Living Word.
This collection of fifty-two essays by Dwight A. Pryor offers rich biblical insight rooted in history, clarity, and thoughtful study. Originally published in the Jerusalem Post Christian Edition, these writings reflect Dwight’s lasting legacy as a balanced and trusted teacher who helped readers pursue a deeper, more grounded understanding of Scripture.
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