Articles
Journal
- Mishkan, vol 10, “Trends in Jewish Evangelism in Israel“
- Mishkan, vol 11, “Our Father Abraham: Jewish Roots of the Christian Faith, by Marvin Wilson: A Review Article“
- Southwestern Journal of Theology, “Christianity Vis-a-Vis Judaism“
- Faith and Mission, “Judah Monis: ‘First’ American Jewish Believer“
- Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, vol. 58, “Has the Church Put Israel on the Shelf? The Evidence from Romans 11:15“
- Bibliotheca Sacra, 173, “Israel and the Gospel of Peter, Paul, and Abraham“
- Southwestern Journal of Theology, vol. 59, “You Talkin to Me? 1 Peter 2:4-10 and a Theology of Israel“
Ariel
- Ariel Magazine (Fall 2023), “Serving Moses, Serving Yeshua“
- Ariel Magazine (Fall 2024), “Who Are the People of Israel? A Biblical Discussion of Identity”
CMJ-USA
- Heart’s Cry, (January 2022), “Meet Jesus, the Prophet Like Moses”
- Heart’s Cry, (February 2022), “Sinai and the Sermon on the Mount“
- Heart’s Cry, (March 2022), “The Temptation in the Wilderness”
- Heart’s Cry, (April 2022), “The Last Supper”
- Heart’s Cry, (May 2022), “The Transfiguration”
- Heart’s Cry, (June 2022), “The Storm of Revelation”
- Heart’s Cry, (July 2022), “Water for an Israelite“
- Heart’s Cry, (August 2022), “A Journey of Discovery”
- Heart’s Cry, (September 2022), “Here Comes the Judge”
- Heart’s Cry, (October 2022), “A Visit to Cana”
- Heart’s Cry, (November 2022), “The Lesson of the Loaves”
- Heart’s Cry, (December 2022), “A Moose in the Manger”
CJFM
- Messianic Perspectives, March/April, 2013, “W. A. Criswell: Friend of Israel”
One For Israel (on-line)
- “Messianic Believers: Pioneers of Photography in Israel”
- “How Two 16th Century Messianic Jews Impacted Rabbinic Bible Study”
- “What If Peter Was Writing to Jews? The Evidence and the Implications”
Other
- SBC Life, August 1999, “Lottie Moon and Jewish Evangelism“
SPOTLIGHT
CMJ USA
LCJE
JETS
A Journey of Discovery
Following the Resurrection, two disciples of Jesus left Jerusalem, walking to the townof Emmaus about seven miles away. As they walked together, a stranger joined themand intruded into their conversation. The stranger was the Prophet Like...
Sinai and the Sermon on the Mount
The Gospel of Matthew’s account of Jesus’ extended teaching sitting on a high place sketches out an image of the Prophet-Like-Moses promised by God in Deuteronomy 18. Second in a year-long series.
From Moses to Messiah in a Wedding, Water, and Wine
Why does Jesus turn water into wine? Is he announcing the fading of the Law? No,rather he is announcing the new Exodus and his identity as Moses' successor.
Judah Monis: “First” American Jewish Believer
Who was the first Jewish believer in North America? It all depends on what one means by the word, “first.” In truth, only the Lord knows. Hugh J. Schonfield says, “When Christopher Columbus set out on his voyage that led to the discovery of the New World, there were … Jewish Christians among the members of his own crew.” Unfortunately, he offers no documentation. Others have tried (unsuccessfully, in my opinion) to prove that Christopher Columbus, himself, was a Christian of Jewish descent.
The Temptation in the Wilderness
Jesus fasts 40 days in the wilderness as Moses does. This and other parallels with Israel are expressions of Jesus’ ministry as the ultimate, prophesied Prophet—the One to whom Israel must harken. Third in a year-long series.
James (Jim) R. Sibley, Ph.D.
Ministry Statement Having had a particular interest and involvement with the Jewish people from the age of fourteen, I have come to understand that the Jewish people are the key to understanding Scripture, theology, and...
The Undercover Messiah: Messiah as Prophet, Priest and King.
Abstract: Our Destination Have you ever wondered about the Messianic Kingdom we hear so much about? I have too. In some of our churches, we hear people speaking about “the growth of the kingdom,” of “kingdom authority,” and of “doing kingdom business.” What’s...
Ascending the Moutain of God
Jesus’s transfiguration looks back to Moses’ transforming encounter with the God of Israel and points forward to the Son of Man, the Prophet-Like-Moses, ruling and reigning at the right hand of the Father
Here comes the Judge
Moses served as a judge for Israel. His judging was not a condemning or critical type of judging but making decisions regarding disputes or disagreements. If Moses is presented as a judge, the Messianic Prophet of whom he spoke is the ultimate judge.
Publications and Papers
Publications Contributions to Books: “Was Ethnic Israel’s Mission Transferrable?” In The Future Restoration of Israel: A Reply to Supersessionism. Edited by Stanley Porter and Alan E. Kurschner, 177–94. Eugene, Oregon: Pickwick Publications, 2023. “Judah Monis:...