For Immediate Press Release: ------------------------------------------------------------- The Lies of the Bible May Be True, if you have not experienced the Gospel through the eyes of Jesus. Bible Facts that have been hidden from you are revealed as you Experience the Gospel through the eyes of Jesus. Experience The Gospel through the Eyes of Jesus and hear a perspective on the Bible that you have never heard before. Come and experience the Gospel in the way that it was originally told. From the Jewish, Hebraic perspective as it was heard and understand by Yeshua (Jesus). The gospel may not be as you think! It’s time for you to know the truth. For years, through translation and miss-interpretation, the gospel has been adjusted to become watered down, but this perspective may not be the truth. Author, scholar and presenter Dr. Alexander “Sasha” Bolotnikov will present an inspiring perspective of the Gospels based on the history of Jewish and Hebraic Culture. This motivation and inspirational presentation has inspired thousands to change their perspectives on how the Gospels are presented, studied and understood. Raised in Communist Russia, Dr. Alexander “Sasha” Bolotnikov experienced discrimination from religious and civil communities because of his Jewish heritage. Through his study and research of ancient Biblical languages, rabbinic sources and Scripture, he has explored the meaning of Messiah from both Jewish and Christian perspectives. Dr. Bolotnikov earned his Ph.D. from Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, Ohio and MA in Hebrew and Biblical Languages from Andrews University, Berrien Springs, Michigan. Prior to earning his degree, he served as a professor at the Zaoksky University in Tula Oblast, Russia. The Gospel through the eyes of Jesus will be held July 31 – August 2nd, 2014, 7:30 PM @ Beth Tehillah Vetikva (House of Praise and Hope) 9250 Stirling Road Hollywood, Fl 33024. Beth Tehillah Vetikva is an Adventist Messianic Congregation made up of both Jews and non-Jews who believe that Yeshua is Messiah. We worship the living G-d in the context of our Hebraic heritage and believe that we are to live our lives by the word of G-d. Admission is Free and the General Public is welcome.
Posted on: Wed, 09 Jul 2014 13:23:44 +0000
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