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Sermons on a Messianic Jewish Approach
“For here we have no lasting city, but we seek the one that is to come.”
(Hebrews 13:14)
The final chapters of the Epistle to the Hebrews contain some of the most misunderstood and controversial passages in the New Testament—sections that have often been used to justify replacement theology and the idea that God’s covenant with Israel has been set aside. Hebrews 8–13 has been read as proof that the Torah, the Temple, and the priesthood have all passed away, superseded by something entirely new.
In this second volume, Torah Club author D. Thomas Lancaster completes his groundbreaking commentary on Hebrews, offering a Messianic Jewish reading that restores the epistle to its original context within Judaism. Building upon Volume One (Hebrews 1–7), this volume continues the journey through the text, challenging traditional interpretations, clarifying key theological themes, and revealing the profound continuity between the New Covenant and the covenants that came before.
Readers will discover fresh insight into topics such as the New Covenant, the priesthood of Messiah, the heavenly sanctuary, and the call to faith and endurance. Combining historical background, Jewish thought, and practical application, Lancaster helps readers see the Epistle to the Hebrews as it was meant to be read: not as an argument against Torah and Temple, but as a powerful message of encouragement to Yeshua’s Jewish disciples in the first century—and to all who follow him today.
Volume One: Hebrews 1–7
Volume Two: Hebrews 8–13
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Sermons on a Messianic Jewish Approach
“For here we have no lasting city, but we seek the one that is to come.”
(Hebrews 13:14)
The final chapters of the Epistle to the Hebrews contain some of the most misunderstood and controversial passages in the New Testament—sections that have often been used to justify replacement theology and the idea that God’s covenant with Israel has been set aside. Hebrews 8–13 has been read as proof that the Torah, the Temple, and the priesthood have all passed away, superseded by something entirely new.
In this second volume, Torah Club author D. Thomas Lancaster completes his groundbreaking commentary on Hebrews, offering a Messianic Jewish reading that restores the epistle to its original context within Judaism. Building upon Volume One (Hebrews 1–7), this volume continues the journey through the text, challenging traditional interpretations, clarifying key theological themes, and revealing the profound continuity between the New Covenant and the covenants that came before.
Readers will discover fresh insight into topics such as the New Covenant, the priesthood of Messiah, the heavenly sanctuary, and the call to faith and endurance. Combining historical background, Jewish thought, and practical application, Lancaster helps readers see the Epistle to the Hebrews as it was meant to be read: not as an argument against Torah and Temple, but as a powerful message of encouragement to Yeshua’s Jewish disciples in the first century—and to all who follow him today.
Volume One: Hebrews 1–7
Volume Two: Hebrews 8–13
