Nancy Sabato
Nancy Sabato
Jewish Roots of the Trinity: Why First-Century Jews Expected IMMANUEL
Jewish Roots of the Trinity: Why First-Century Jews Expected IMMANUEL
Jewish Roots of the Trinity: Why First-Century Jews Expected IMMANUEL
Monday 8th December 2025
Brian Crawford shares insights on Jewish perspectives of the Trinity and Incarnation in a thought-provoking conversation with Nancy Sabato.
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Episode Overview
- Understanding Jewish perspectives on the Trinity can enrich Christian faith.
- Cross-cultural evangelism requires patience and cultural sensitivity.
- Philosophical reasoning can support theological discussions.
- Maimonides' historical context influences modern Jewish beliefs.
- Dialogue can lead to transformative changes in religious understanding.
Faith has to come first. You're never going to understand everything about God.
What remarkable journeys have people faced head-on against addiction? In this compelling episode, Nancy Sabato sits down with Brian J. Crawford to discuss the fascinating topic of Jewish perspectives on the Trinity and the Incarnation. Brian shares his experiences of engaging in cross-cultural evangelism in Brooklyn, where he interacted with Orthodox and Hasidic Jewish communities. He reveals the challenges he faced and the misconceptions he encountered, like the belief that God becoming man is logically impossible.
Brian's journey involved intense study and dialogue, leading to the creation of his book, 'The Scandal of a Divine Messiah.' This book aims to bridge gaps in understanding by addressing theological objections with reason and historical context. Brian's insights are particularly valuable for those interested in religious dialogue and understanding the complexities of faith across cultures. His experiences highlight the importance of approaching religious conversations with both scriptural knowledge and philosophical reasoning.
As Brian recounts, his book has helped Jewish individuals reconsider their beliefs, proving that sometimes, thoughtful dialogue can lead to transformative outcomes. If you're curious about how faith can be both a personal journey and a communal dialogue, this episode offers a unique perspective. Brian's dedication to sharing the gospel with Jewish communities shows how patience, understanding, and respect can foster meaningful connections. So, what can you learn from Brian's story? Could this approach change how you view religious discussions?
Tune in to explore these profound questions and discover how dialogue can be a powerful tool for understanding and connection.