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Books, Bibles and publishers

Messianic Jewish listings in the Books, Bibles and publishers category.

Ariel Ministries
Ministry or organizationAriel Ministries is a Jewish mission founded by Arnold Fruchtenbaum on December 1, 1977, in San Antonio, Texas. It aims to share the good news of Messiah with Jewish people and disciple believers through Messianic Jewish Bible teaching. Its doctrinal statement holds a dispensational view that distinguishes Israel and the Church. Ariel College of the Bible and Messianic Jewish Studies offers fully online study. Camp Shoshanah, in New York's Adirondack Mountains, runs Bible study programs from late June through Labor Day. The ministry publishes books mainly by Fruchtenbaum, free study manuscripts, an online magazine and a video library. It also leads Bible-land tours and has branches in countries including Canada, Germany, Israel, Italy, India and Australia.Mission agencies
First Fruits of Zion (FFOZ)
Ministry or organizationFirst Fruits of Zion (FFOZ) is a Messianic Jewish teaching ministry founded in 1992. Boaz Michael founded it and serves as its director. FFOZ works to restore the Jewishness of Jesus and to reconcile disciples from the nations with God's prophetic promises to Israel. It holds that Yeshua was a Jewish rabbi, that the Jewish people remain God's covenant people and that the Torah is God's unchanging standard. Its work spans publishing, Torah Club small-group studies, the HaYesod introductory course and free weekly Torah portion commentary. It also runs the Bram Center in Jerusalem, the Vine of David imprint, Generation Tzadi youth camps and FFOZ Kids lessons. D. Thomas Lancaster directs its education work.Podcasts
Maoz Israel Ministries
Ministry or organizationMaoz Israel Ministries is an Israeli Messianic Jewish non-profit founded in 1976 by Ari and Shira Sorko-Ram. Their daughter and son-in-law, Shani and Kobi Ferguson, now lead it. Its central work is based in Jerusalem, with branches in the U.S., Canada, the UK, Brazil, Ireland, Germany, France and South Korea. The organization describes its aim as reaching Israelis, Jew and Arab, with the Gospel of Messiah Yeshua and strengthening believers. It works with pastors across a network of over 100 congregations. Its aid arm, I Stand with Israel, supports Messianic Jewish and Christian Arab believers. Maoz has published over 200 Hebrew books and releases Hebrew and Arabic worship music. Its monthly Maoz Israel Report appears in eight languages.Podcasts
Messiah's Mandate (Ron Cantor)
Ministry or organizationMessiah's Mandate is the outreach ministry of Dr. Ron Cantor and his wife, Elana, a native Israeli. It is based in Israel. Through it the couple ministers internationally and brings humanitarian aid to Israel. It supports pastors in Israel, Holocaust survivors and leaders in training. Cantor grew up in a Jewish home. A search that began at 17 led him to believe Yeshua is the Jewish Messiah. He made aliyah in 2003 and pastored congregations in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. He is president of Shelanu TV, a Hebrew-language digital channel. His books include When Shepherds Pray and A Cautionary History: When Christians Turned Against Jews.Books, Bibles and publishers
One New Man Bible
Resource or productThe One New Man Bible is an English translation meant to help believers understand the Jewish roots of Christianity. Its name comes from Ephesians 2, read as God uniting Jewish and non-Jewish believers into one body. The Hebrew Scriptures follow the traditional Jewish book order, and the Torah is divided into the weekly synagogue readings. The New Testament is translated from the United Bible Societies' Fourth Edition Greek text. It renders Ekklesia as "congregation" and Torah as teaching rather than law. The volume includes more than 4,000 footnotes and a 170-page glossary on first-century Jewish customs. A 2026 edition adds page navigation and online companion access.Jewish rootsBooks, Bibles and publishers
Tree of Life Bible Society
Ministry or organizationThe Tree of Life Bible Society, formerly the Messianic Jewish Family Bible Society, publishes the Tree of Life Version (TLV) of the Bible. Founder and president Daniah Greenberg Bartee began the project in 2008, hoping for a Messianic Jewish children's Bible. It grew into a full translation by 32 scholars that uses "Messiah Yeshua" and the Jewish order of the Hebrew Scriptures. The society offers the TLV in print editions, including the Messianic Jewish Family Bible, and on many digital platforms. It partners with The King's University, where it held its first Bible conference in 2015. It aims to tell Yeshua's story through Jewish eyes and to carry the Scriptures into prisons, campuses and Israel.Books, Bibles and publishers