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The Great Omission x 5 copies

£20.00

If rampant antisemitism in our culture isn’t bad enough, then the recent anti-Israel pronouncements from the Church of England make it clear that there is still a lack of understanding in many of our Churches. Steve Maltz has addressed this in his hard-hitting, approachable new book. It is a small book and delivers its powerful message in the time you could have otherwise spent watching a feature film. Replacement Theology, the idea that the Church has replaced the Jews in God’s purposes, is a major issue, often unseen and overlooked. It is a destructive doctrine for all who follow it, as it creates an atmosphere of antisemitism and paints a very poor picture of the God Whom we love. If this troubles you, or if you simply ‘don’t get’ the Jews, or worse, this book is for you.

If rampant antisemitism in our culture isn’t bad enough, then the recent anti-Israel pronouncements from the Church of England make it clear that there is still a lack of understanding in many of our Churches. Steve Maltz has addressed this in his hard-hitting, approachable new book. It is a small book and delivers its powerful message in the time you could have otherwise spent watching a feature film. Replacement Theology, the idea that the Church has replaced the Jews in God’s purposes, is a major issue, often unseen and overlooked. It is a destructive doctrine for all who follow it, as it creates an atmosphere of antisemitism and paints a very poor picture of the God Whom we love. If this troubles you, or if you simply ‘don’t get’ the Jews, or worse, this book is for you.

This is the entertaining story of Steve Maltz and his mum, Phyllis and their journeys to faith in Jesus Christ.

It is principally about a 50-something Jewish mother (Phyllis) who improbably allowed the Messiah into her life, but it also includes a cast of colourful characters dramatic events, laughs and tears, and also charts the birth and rise of one of the most important Messianic fellowships in the UK

Steve says,

‘This is a tale of two families, a larger one and a smaller one.

The first is the family that gave me my cultural and religious identity, the Jewish nation.

The second, fitting comfortably within a small compartment of the first, is the family that gave me chicken soup, a sweet tooth and a bar mitzvah - my biological family

The first links me with luminaries such as David Ben Gurion, Moses and Albert Einstein.

The second has blessed me with Molly, Great Aunt Busha and Korky the Cat, and of course… my dear old Mum.’

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