Dr. Michael L. Brown, born in 1955, embodies a fascinating intersection of Jewish heritage, Christian faith, and a passionate pursuit of biblical understanding. His life journey, brimming with unexpected turns and unwavering convictions, reflects his dedication to apologetics, cultural engagement, and reviving spiritual awakening.

Brown's early path diverged from his eventual religious calling. Raised in a secular Jewish household, he embarked on a bohemian lifestyle during his youth, experimenting with drugs and immersing himself in the hippie counterculture. However, a dramatic conversion experience in 1971 led him to embrace Jesus as the Messiah, profoundly altering his trajectory.

Driven by his newfound faith, Brown embarked on a quest for knowledge. He earned a M.Div. from Master's Seminary and a Ph.D. in Near Eastern Languages and Literature from New York University. This academic foundation fueled his passion for biblical scholarship, particularly focusing on Hebraic hermeneutics, a methodology emphasizing the original Hebrew context of scripture.

Beyond scholarly pursuits, Brown actively engages with a wide audience. He hosts the nationally syndicated radio show "The Line of Fire," known for its engaging debates and discussions on faith, culture, and current events. He also travels extensively, speaking at conferences and churches, engaging audiences with his dynamic message and approachable style.

Brown's influence extends beyond radio waves and lecture halls. He has authored over 40 books, tackling diverse topics like apologetics, anti-Semitism, and spiritual renewal. He actively participates in the Messianic Jewish movement, bridging the gap between Jewish and Christian communities. This lifelong pursuit of understanding and communication reflects his core belief in the transformative power of faith and the importance of open dialogue.

Dr. Michael L. Brown's journey illustrates the power of personal transformation and the unwavering pursuit of truth. As a scholar, apologist, and communicator, he continues to ignite conversations, challenge perspectives, and inspire individuals to delve deeper into their faith and understanding of the world.

In the first volume of this multi-part series, Dr. Brown addresses the most fundamental objections to Jesus raised by Jewish people, including the claim that you can't be Jewish and believe in Jesus. Brown also provides reflections on anti-Semitism in Church history and the meaning of the Holocaust.

Incisive and direct - this book provides an honest - fair - and thorough discussion of 35 common objections on general and historical themes. Believers and seekers alike will appreciate Brown's spiritually focused answers - which are thoroughly documented and footnoted.

In Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus, Volume 2, Michael Brown provides real answers to twenty-eight theological objections. He treats these objections seriously and fairly, building answers form the often surprising teachings in Rabbinic literature and the Hebrew Scriptures. As Browns answers progressively reveal, belief in Yeshua (Jesus) is not something alien to Jewish tradition but is profoundly rooted in that tradition, fulfilling its purpose.

Like its predecessor, it is filled with scriptural insights that will enable the reader to first understand and then effectively address concerns commonly raised.

Incisive and direct, this book provides an honest, fair, and thorough discussion of common objections on theological themes. Believers and seekers alike will appreciate Brown's spiritually focused answers, which are thoroughly documented and footnoted.

Using the Hebrew Bible, Rabbinic texts and the New Testament, Michael Brown provides thorough answers to nearly forty such objections. This third installment of Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus looks specifically at questions raised about messianic prophecies in Isaiah, Daniel, Psalms, Haggai, and Zechariah.

It’s an invaluable resource for seekers and for anyone wanting to point students of the Torah to Jesus.

In this volume of the Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus series, Dr. Brown counters the argument that "the New Testament mistranslates, misuses, and misunderstands the Hebrew Scriptures" and also addresses the objection that Jesus or Paul abolished the Law.

He resolves issues such as how the New Testament quotes and interprets the Old Testament, the historical accuracy of the New Testament, apparent contradictions in the Gospels and the rest of the New Testament, pagan influences on Christian teachings, and whether or not Jesus abolished the Torah.