We are pleased to partner with the Tree of Life Bible Society in presenting the Jewish Voice TLV Family Bible. The TLV Bible version restores the authentic Jewish context of the Bible – both Old and New Testaments – in ways that will illuminate your Bible reading. The Jewish Voice TLV Family Bible measures 9.5 × 6.5 × 1.5 inches in 10.5 pt font. It includes silver-edged pages, index tabs, and a dark blue leatherette cover. TLV Family Bible Features include: · Jewish order of Old Testament books · Uses the Jewish name of the Messiah, Yeshua · Reveres the four-letter unspoken name of God · Hebrew transliterated terms, such as shalom, shofar, and shabbat · Complete Glossary of Hebrew Words Used · Insightful introductions to each Bible book · Ancient Jewish Prayers and Blessings · 101 Original Bible Illustrations · Helps Articles on Biblical Living · Biblical Feasts Dial and Charts · Messianic Prophecy Footnotes · Family Tree and Family Promise · Original Maps · Complete Parashot (Jewish Reading Cycle) Exclusive Jewish Voice Features – Updated and Expanded · A Special Introduction – including a welcome letter from Jonathan Bernis, a bit about Jewish Voice Ministries, and an explanation of who the Lost and Scattered Tribes of Israel are · How to Use the TLV Bible – helpful tips outlining the uniqueness of the TLV Bible · Connecting with Your Jewish Roots: explaining the biblical feasts, Jewish holidays, and traditional Jewish memorial days · The Importance of Israel: addressing God’s ongoing covenant with Israel, why Israel is so important, ways to biblically pray for Israel and the Jewish people, and whether peace is actually possible in the Middle East · Salvation Section: including how to share the Gospel using the Old Testament, important Messianic prophecies Yeshua fulfilled, tips for sharing Yeshua with others, and a guide to accepting Yeshua as Messiah · The Critical State of Antisemitism Today: discussing various forms of antisemitism, its dramatic rise in recent years, how we can learn from the past, and how Christians can participate in combating antisemitism today
