Welcome. Featured Products Welcome! To browse our list of products, please select from a category in the above navigation bar. Or type a key word in the Search field (top right). To see a complete list of products, click on "Product Index" at the bottom of this window. Galatians Commentary (Print edition) - Tim Hegg An Assessment of the "Divine Invitation" Teaching with Audio Book - FREE (pay only shipping/handling) Our Price: $30.00 Our Price: FREE This is a 283 page (spiral bound, 8.5. x 11 format) commentary by Tim Hegg on Paul's Epistle to the Galatians. Previously available only as a pdf file, this new printed edition has been edited and (slightly) revised. The printed commentary comes with a CD containing a pdf file of the complete commentary text for fast searching. The commentary also contains short studies (excursuses) on: 1) Our Liberty in Messiah Yeshua, 2) Table Fellowship in Rabbinic Literture, 3) Miracles, 4) Works of the Torah, 5) Covenant Types & Paul's Argument, 6) Adoption, and 7) Galatians 5:3 & the "Divine Invitation" Teaching. Traditionally, Paul's Epistle to the Galatians has been interpreted as the Apostle's teaching against the Torah. Many who believe the Torah has been abolished by the coming of Yeshua turn to Galatians to "prove" their point of view. Tim Hegg's commentary on this great Epistle begins with the premise that Paul did not speak against the Torah. He proceeds verse-by-verse through the Epistle to show that Paul was combating the unbiblical notion, being taught by some within the Galatian community, that "legal Jewish status" (becoming a proselyte) was the only way for a Gentile believer to become a bona fide member of God's people. According to Paul, such teaching was contrary to the Scriptures and thus antithetical to the very Gospel he had originally delivered to the Galatians. This is a 69 page (spiral bound, 8.5 x 11) review of the article entitled "'One Law' and the Messianic Gentile" which appeared in the Messiah Journal 101(Aug 2009). In this article, the authors Boaz Michael and D. Thomas Lancaster present their case for the "Divine Invitation" teaching, that obedience to the Torah is only mandated for Jews and those who have "legal Jewish status" (proselytes). Gentiles, on the other hand, are invited to keep the Torah but are not mandated to do so. In this review of the article, Tim Hegg shows the weakness of this position, and offers well defined answers to the objections raised against the "One Law" understanding of the Scriptures. Want to listen to this study during your commute? The author has recorded the booklet as an Audio Book, and the audio files (in mp3 format) are included on a CD with the booklet. Listen to the booklet being read from your computer or download them to your iPod or other portable mp3 player. This booklet will be sent FREE OF CHARGE. You only pay the minimal shipping and handling charges. Commentary on the Book of Matthew, Vol. 3 (Chapters 13–18) with Audio CD – by Tim Hegg The Letter Writer: Paul's Background and Torah Perspective - Tim Hegg Our Price: $35.00 Our Price: $18.95 Volume 3 of Tim Hegg's Commentary on the Gospel of Matthew; 304 pages of commentary (8.5 x 11, spiral bound) covering Matthew chapters 13–18; Includes excursus on: 1) Miracles, 2) The Temple Tax, 3) Hell & Eternal Punishment of the Wicked, 4) Forgiving as God Forgives. Accompanying the printed commentary is an Audio CD containing 50 study sessions (recordings of our weekly study of Matthew chapters 13–18 in mp3 format), each approx. 1 hour long. The CD also contains a pdf file (Adobe Acrobat Reader) of the entire commentary text for quick searching on your computer. In The Letter Writer, Tim Hegg reveals a different Paul—one who maintained his Jewish identity and love of Torah; an Apostle of Yeshua the Messiah who not only lived an obedient Torah-life himself, but expected those he taught to do the same. In The Letter Writer, Paul is seen to be both the Apostle of grace and of Torah, because the Torah, when received in the context of faith in Yeshua, is God’s revelation of sanctifying grace. Softcover; 310 pages; Indexes (Scripture; Hebrew words; Greek words; Rabbinic Literature; Authors; Subjects) 2nd Edition Published by TorahResource