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ERIC VAN CAMP - GRAFTED IN
Label: Jews For Jesus – H-1005
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: US
Released: 1979
Genre: Non-Music
Style: Religious
Tracklist
A1 My Jesus I love Thee
A2 John the Baptist's Song
(S. Rubin / Dauerman)
A3 Go Down Moses
A4 He is Not Here
A5 Lord of the Troubled Sea
B1 Hallelujah
B2 Old Man Job
B3 Ananias and Sapphira
B4 Stephen's Hymn
B5 Grafted In
Featuring the Liberated wailing Wall - Singing "He is Not Here"
Recorded at Bear West Studios - San francisco
Introduction by Pastor John A. MacDonald
Musicians: Piano - Stuart Dauermann
Synthesizer & trumpet - Andrew Siditsky
Guitar & Bass - Toby Twining
Percussion - Joel Goldstein
Cello - Brent Davis
Flute - Martha Siditsky
SOUND TESTED
BUYER APPROVED
ALBUM - NM
COVER EX+
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FYI
Jews for Jesus (originally called Hineni Ministries) is a non-profit Messianic Jewish organization seeking to share its belief that Jesus is the promised Messiah of the Jewish people. They use symbols, holidays, and stories from classic Jewish sources, rebranding them as Christian. Jews for Jesus is not considered a sect of Judaism by nearly all mainstream Jewish authorities.
Jews for Jesus was founded by Moishe Rosen in 1970 as "Hineni Ministries", and was re-named "Jews for Jesus" in 1973. David Brickner has been the executive director of Jews for Jesus since 1996.
Beliefs
A summary of Jews for Jesus' beliefs:
The Old and New Testaments, as originally written, are divinely inspired and inerrant.
Recognition of the value of traditional Jewish literature, but only where it is supported by the Bible.
God the creator exists as a trinity, is perfect, all wise, all powerful and all loving.
Jesus is the Messiah, the second person of the Trinity, was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, died for the sins of all humanity, rose again, and is co-equal with God. Jesus will return to earth in the near future.
People are saved through a belief in Jesus as savior and an acknowledgment of their sins, not by their achievements.
Heaven is a reward for those who are saved; Hell is a place of eternal separation from God for the lost.
Israel exists as a covenant people through whom God continues to accomplish His purposes and that the Church is composed of both Jews and Gentiles who acknowledge Jesus as Messiah and Redeemer.
Jews for Jesus takes the mainstream Christian positions that Jesus is the Messiah, that his coming was prophesied in the Hebrew Bible, and that Jesus is the son of God, the second person of the Trinity. Jews for Jesus believes that their views of the Messiah are entirely compatible with the view of God presented in Jewish scriptures,[5] and that the doctrine of the Trinity, fundamental to the Christian faith, is not entirely alien to Judaism.
According to an article on Jews for Jesus by B. Robinson of Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance,
Their doctrinal statement is basically indistinguishable from Evangelical and other conservative Christian groups. ... They differ from some Evangelical Christian groups in their belief that Israel continues to exist as a "covenant people." They also integrate some Jewish customs and use Hebrew and Yiddish in some literature.
History
Jews for Jesus was founded by Moishe Rosen in San Francisco in 1973. It has its roots in Hineni Ministries, a group founded in 1970 by Rosen, after the Hebrew word meaning "Here I am". Originally, "Jews for Jesus" was simply one of the organization's several slogans but after the media began to call the group "Jews for Jesus" the organization adopted that name. David Brickner has been the executive director of Jews for Jesus since 1996.
Funding and outreach
Jews for Jesus is funded by donations from like-minded Christians. It has a full-time staff of more than 200 employees running branch offices in seven cities across the United States. There are also branch offices in Australia, Toronto, London, Paris, Germany (in Essen and Berlin), Hungary, Israel, South Africa, Moscow and Ukraine (in Dnipro, Kharkiv, Kiev and Odessa). In addition to its English-language website, the group has websites in Hebrew, Portuguese, Polish, Persian, Italian, Spanish and Korean.
According to the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability, the group's total income in FY 2010 was US$20,728,530.
Evangelism
The majority of evangelism used by Jews for Jesus consists of handing out literature on the streets, one-on-one Bible studies, full-page ads in leading newspapers and magazines, ISSUES (an eight-page evangelistic publication for Jewish seekers) and internet evangelism. The organization uses colorful pamphlets and T-shirts to get their message across, engaging with populations of Jews which they see as receptive to their message such as recent immigrants, college students, senior citizens, and interfaith couples.
On their official website, Jews for Jesus says that they give out 8 million pamphlets a year. They use college-age volunteers for some of their short-term evangelism campaigns. Each July they send a team of 20 to 30 to New York City, which they say has the world's largest and most diverse Jewish population.
"That Jew Died for You" video
In 2014, Jews for Jesus published a three-minute YouTube video called That Jew Died for You, to coincide with Passover, Holy Week and Holocaust Remembrance Day on 28 April. A long-haired Jesus dragging a large wooden cross appears in the film until an Auschwitz extermination camp guard sends him to the gas chambers and says "just another Jew" in German. Jews for Jesus said that the objective of the film was for Jesus to be identified with the victims rather than the perpetrators of the Holocaust and that "the Holocaust has been used – perhaps more than any other event or topic – to prevent Jewish people from considering the good news of Jesus." Jay Michaelson, writing in The Jewish Daily Forward, described it as "the most tasteless YouTube video ever" and wrote, "not to state the obvious, but it desecrates the memory of six million Jews to use their suffering as a way to convert Jews to Christianity." Fox News and the History Channel refused to play an advertisement for the film.
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