Phrase: Isaiah 53

Despite strong objections from conservative Christian apologists, the prevailing rabbinic interpretation of Isaiah 53 ascribes the “servant” to the nation of Israel […]

Question: My question pertains to an objection you raised in your tape series regarding the christological reading of Isaiah 53, specifically verse 10. This verse says that the Servant’s days will be prolonged. Jesus, however, died young. However, if we were to believe in the resurrection, that Jesus rose in the flesh, why can we […]

[emd_donation email=”[email protected]”] This passionate presentation of the fifty third chapter of Isaiah continues as Rabbi Tovia Singer explores what is perhaps the most misunderstood chapter in the Jewish scriptures.

  [emd_donation email=”[email protected]”] There is no chapter in the Hebrew Bible that missionaries point to with greater confidence than these well-known passages that describe the Suffering Servant. They insist that anyone who reads this chapter will be convinced that the prophet clearly spoke of Jesus of Nazareth. In this two-part lecture, Rabbi Singer illustrates how […]

This new groundbreaking two-volume book by Rabbi Tovia Singer clearly and definitively dismantles long-standing Christian charges against the Jewish faith.  Having devoted more than 30 years of his life to responding to missionaries who target Jews for conversion, Rabbi Singer is widely regarded as the leading scholar on Jewish evangelism. This latest work is encyclopedic in scope, and lucidly illustrates why Judaism does not accept the Christian messiah!… read more

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This new groundbreaking two-volume book by Rabbi Tovia Singer clearly and definitively dismantles long-standing Christian charges against the Jewish faith… read more

Click here for the Full Set Books 1 & 2
Click here for just Volume 1
Difference between the new Books and the 2009 version

I always wondered why Christians have a visceral reaction when the core principles of their faith are questioned. They might laugh off annoying atheists, but they glower at former Christians who urge them to choose the Jewish faith. I thought about this conundrum for the past 30 years. I cannot count the number of people […]

On the night of Martin Luther’s birthday, November 9-10, 1938, 191 synagogues throughout Germany were set on fire, and 76 were completely destroyed. 815 Jewish-owned shops were demolished, 29 warehouses and 171 homes were set on fire or likewise destroyed.  On that night, which has become infamously known as Kristallnacht (“Night of the Broken Glass”), […]

Question: Dear Rabbi Singer: I have been a Jewish Christian (Messianic Jew, meshumed, whatever) for 20+ years. I have been attending a Conservative temple recently and my rabbi there lent me your tape series. I listened to about six of the tapes and enjoyed your style and research very much. Thank you for your fair […]

Question: Dear Rabbi, Missionaries claim that we are so “scared” of Isaiah 53 that we have omitted it from the Haftorah reading when it comes up. I know this can’t be true, but what should be my response when this is brought up? Thank you. Answer: This well-worn claim that the Jews have deliberately removed […]